Answer:
1.The closing of the Suez Canal by Egypt in 1956.
2.The OPEC oil embargo in 1973.
Explanation:
Most of the world's oil reserves and supply come from the Middle East. It is estimated that about 64.5 % of the world's oil supply is from the Middle East nations, making it an important aspect of the world's crude oil supply.
If these reserves or supplies were to be stopped or banned by the OPEC nations, or any of these majority supplying nations were to stop their export, then there will be a vast 'disaster' or rather 'crisis' in the nations that depend on these supplies. So, events such as <u>the 1956 closing of the Suez Canal by Egypt or the OPEC oil embargo of 1973 are proof that the Middle East nations could threaten the world's oil supply.
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Thus, the correct answers are options 1 and 2.
Answer:
Explanation:
Answer is C or the third option.
The Treaty of Versailles is what officially ended World War I in June 28, 1919. Germany had liability for the damages created, thus, leaving Germany in debt due to their fines. Eventually Germany grew into poverty, people grew desperate, and Hitler stepped up and made huge promises. Hitler decided to disobey the Treaty, and commended a chronological amount of events that led to World War II.
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