I think its
1) Abandoning a steady paycheck
2) Sacrificing personal capital
3) Relying on cash flow
4) Estimating popular intrest
5) Trusting a key employee
6) Betting on a crucial deadline
7) Donating personal time (and health)
Answer: <em>Option (D) is correct.</em>
Explanation:
Individuals who tend to be known as political realists usually follow the theory of political realism. Political realism is referred to as a theory under political philosophy that tends to analyze, explain, and describe political relations using models. It thoroughly takes up the assumption that political strength is considered to be the primary end of an action(political). They believe that policy which are in terms with foreign relations must be inclined towards protecting national interest.
The government provides legal supports to its citizens against any discrimination and injustice.
While the English Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain was hailed as a "keeper of the peace" by many, his inaction against Nazi Germany after the annexation of the Sudetenland (in Czechoslovakia) and the Anschluss could be argued to have been foolish. Germany was quite weak early on, and an organized battle with the League of Nations could have fairly easily returned order Europe.
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The answer would be The Holocaust!
During the Holocaust Hitler murder over 6,000 Jews and burned down there house and synagogues (worship places) so the answer would be B) the Holocaust
