The incumbent President, Paul von Hindenburg, first elected<span> in 1925, was re-</span>elected<span>to a second seven-year term of </span>office<span>. His major opponent in the election was Adolf </span>Hitler<span> of the Nazi Party (NSDAP). ... Under this political climate, Hindenburg reluctantly appointed </span>Hitler<span> as Chancellor of </span>Germany<span> in January 1933.</span>
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Option: D. Sugar
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African slaves brought in America after the introduction of the triangular trade. Slaves sent in America and in Caribbean Island to work in plantations. Several crops raised but the prominent harvest turns out to be sugar. Sugar plantation began during the 17th century after sugarcane brought from West Indies. The industry grew rapidly in some southern parts of America, and by 1830 New Orleans had the largest sugar refinery
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The Japanese army accused the Chinese of committing the attack, thus providing a pretext for the immediate invasion of southern Manchuria by Japanese troops. This led to the creation, a few months later, of the puppet state of Manchukuo, under the theoretical authority of the ex-emperor of China, Puyi.
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Some Americans blamed the Great Depression on the actions of the wealthy during the 1920s who helped to construct a financial system that had a high degree of risk and led to a massive economic decline when it crashed. The Great Depression was part of an economic downturn that had a variety of causes, but one of which were instabilities in the American financial system as a result of activities of bankers, and financial institutions.
