Diese politische Karikatur von 1924 zeigt, wir die SPD-Politiker Philipp Scheidemann (vorne mit Dolch) und Matthias Erzberger (dahinter), den Soldaten "in den Rücken fallen". Mit derDolchstoßlegende sollte die Schuld an der Niederlage des Deutschen Reiches im Ersten Weltkrieg auf die Sozialdemokraten abgewälzt werden
Answer:
defeated
Explanation:
The German army, one on one was superior in Europe, and if that was the case in all the battles, then the outcome of the war would probably have been different. The Germans though were fighting in numerous fronts, which made their army much more dispersed and weaker. Even like this, the Germans still managed to win most of the battles, but once they came to fight oppositions with greater military power or numbers, they failed because of their dispersal. Great Britain managed to defend successfully from the Germans, while on the other side of the continent the Russians, helped by the weather as well, managed to stand up to the Germans and defeat them. This showed the world that the German army can be defeated, and it was great motivation for further attacks by the Allies in the period to come.
Answer: The Catholic Church offered all of the following to their congregation except money
Main groups = labor activists, female reform organizations who wanted to protect women and children from exploitation, and forward looking businessmen who wanted workers to have a voice in economic decision making
Main ideas = bringing significant change in American social and political life.
The agreement among the members of a society to cooperate for social benefits and to form the society in which they live or it essentially binds people into a community that exists for mutual preservation is called Social Contract. People gain the civil freedom of being able to think and act rationally and morally but they sacrifice the physical freedom of being able to do whatever they please, when they enter into civil society. It is the vision that persons' political and moral obligations are dependent upon a contract. Jean-Jacques Rousseau believes that only by engaging into this contract that people become wholly human.
