Thomas Edison's first great invention was the tin foil phonograph made in Menlo Park on August 12, 1877, so that is when he first made his impact on culture and society.
Answer:
worked had to give their pay to their husbands.
Explanation:
For Germany signing the treaty of Versailles meant that it was not allowed a large army and lost a large amount of land (e.g. the Rhineland). Germany was also forced to join the league of nations for everyone safety.
The greatest economic impact on Germany was paying back the Allied nations for the damaged caused. The reparations were huge and when Germany couldn't pay France even started taking over important economic properties of Germany such as the Ruhr (massive coal mine of sorts) and brought in their own workers.
The Great Depression also came after world war one putting more economic stress on the already broken Germany.
The answer is D. reasserted its power and began aggressive military expansion.
Their Vision was to be the light that Guides Asian Continent. Their military expansion was aimed to the region with natural resources that they need since the Japanese had very little of them.
So, they launched invasions to regions such as Manchuria and the Philippines
Popular Front is the coalition of the leftists and centrists which included both radical and liberal forces of social democratic and communist groups. New Deal policies were advocated by Roosevelt.
Explanation:
Popular Front included communist party too which was not welcomed in US. It is quite hostile towards the popular front as it included the non working class Bourgeois as liberals. The communistic Party of United states which was hostile towards New Deal in 1935, turned to render its support to the new deal policies promised by Franklin D Roosevelt which were basically socialistic in nature. Popular Front fought against the fascism.
Due to the nature of certain New deal policies which were basically socialistic and not capitalistic in nature were overturned but a few were implemented as it assisted the US economy to rise up from the clutches of Great Depression.
