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All the alliances that were made.
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The blitzkrieg tactics, paratroopers, better tanks, outdated french army, the allies attempts at negotiations (basically give Germany what they wanted as long as they promised not to invade anymore), the fact that the Maginot line didn't extend across the entire French border, only the German part, so Germany just went around it and surrounded all the French defenders
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The answer is the<u> A.Bay of pigs </u>
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The Sharpeville massacre was reported worldwide, and received with horror from every quarter. South Africa had already been harshly criticised for its apartheid policies, and this incident fuelled anti-apartheid sentiments as the international conscience was deeply stirred.
The United Nations Security Council and governments worldwide condemned the police action and the apartheid policies that prompted this violent assault. The ANC Vice-President, Oliver Tambo, was secretly driven across the border by Ronel Segal into the then British controlled territory of Bechunaland. He was followed by Dr. Yusuf Dadoo, Chairperson of the South African Indian Congress and Chairperson of the underground South African Communist Party. Both were tasked with mobilizing international financial and diplomatic support for sanctions against South Africa. On 20 March Nana Mahomo and Peter Molotsi has crossed the border into Bechuanaland to mobilize support for the PAC. International sympathy lay with the African people, leading to an economic slump as international investors withdrew from South Africa and share prices on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange plummeted.
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1. Assassination: The act of killing a prominent person, often a political leader
2. Impeachment: A charge of misconduct by a holder of a public office
3. Black Codes: laws passed by southern leaders, during the early part of reconstruction that discriminated..
4. Reconstruction: a process to rebuild and reintegrate the souther states and approx 4m newly freed blacks in the US
5. Segregation: The legal separation of black and white people in public spaces, railroad cars, restrooms, and more
6. Sharecropping: an agricultural system where a landowner allows a tenant to use their land in return for a share of crops grown on the land
7. Carpetbagger: a term used by southerners to refer to a northern who came south during reconstruction to make money
8. Scalawag: a term used by northerners to refer to a southerner who cooperated with northern authorities during reconstruction
9. Freedmen: Slaves freed after the Civil war
10. 13th amendment: took away the institution of slavery
11. 14th Amendment: gave equal citizenship to all Americans
12. 15th Amendment: Gave voting rights to all male citizens
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