Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) and Benito Mussolini (1883-1945) had similar views about the importance of a strong military state (A) that would be worthy of the greatness of their respective nations and people.
B is wrong because: Both leaders did not saw positively any kind of diversity. Both were strong defenders of Christianism, and pursued "pure identities", be it the Italians (Mussolini) or be it the Arian race (Hitler).
C is wrong because: For both movements, Italian fascism, and german nazi fascism, the existence of private property was important given the support received by and provided for various companies. Hitler was supported by great industrials like Krupp and Bosch groups. Mussolini adopted an economic policy that favored big companies and banks. Also, both movements grew up from strong anticommunism (in other words, private ownership of the means of production) feelings in their respective countries.
D is wrong because: Mussolini and Hitler did not advocate for a limited role of the state. They defended strong states that would be capable of realizing the greatness of their nations.
Assuming this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before, the correct answer is that this Congress had very little power of the states.
The constitutional basis for loose construction and in favor of the foundation of the bank of United States can be found in 1937
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Loose construction means versatile definition, which Hamilton prefers. Strict construction requires a broad interpretation, which Jefferson supports
Loosely constructed, the Constitution provides the federal government broad authority to do whatever is necessary.
The Loose Interpretation notes that although the Constitution does not expressly authorize the federal government to do whatever is good for the nation, the Strict Interpretation notes that the federal govt can do just as the Constitution states it should.
The Constitution supported a liberal reading by Alexander Hamilton and his followers, suggesting that the constitution allowed everything else that it did not expressly prohibit. This was in complete contrast to the strict interpretation of Thomas Jefferson.
The Americans called the War of 1812 the "Second War for Independence", because the War of 1812 was against the British (which was their previous rulers). 1812 was when the British once again tried to take back the Colonies.
The US won once again, and it was known of the "SWfI" because it was against Britian (which was the strongest nation during that time
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