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I may be wrong but "In late October 1940, Mussolini invaded Greece without warning Hitler, Mussolini retaliating for Hitler not having warned him of his invasions that year, including into France. Britain was allied with Greece and sent a naval force from the Middle East to Greece. The British navy attacked the Italian fleet as it lay at anchor at Taranto in southern Italy. Italy's offensive against Greece broke down, and by late November the Greeks had pushed Mussolini's army back to Albania. Then, on December 9, the British launched an offensive against Italy in North Africa, British forces entering Libya on December 13, 1940."
Explanation:
Theirs not much I can explain, the answer says it all.
Manifest Destiny was the belief that the U.S. settlers had a sort of "right" to settle in America and to defend their land there.
both of these events had to do with the expansion of the US territory. which is one way that Manifest Destiny is realized (the war with Mexico was over Mexico's acceptance of Texas as a part of the US).
That statement is true.
Internalized subordination is a situation when an oppressed group subconsciously accepted their status as 'an inferior group'.
An oppressed group tend to enter this state if the efforts that they made to relieve the oppression keep failing without showing any development for a long period of time.
Answer:
C. executive
D. life
<em>Hope that helps!</em>
Explanation:
Answer: b) Dissociation theory
Explanation:
Dissociation theory is defined as the concept that states that a hypnotized person is subjected to separate its consciousness into streams.Thus, control system of brain is voluntarily split.
According to the question,dissociation theory of hypnosis is describing situation of hypnotized Tiffany ,where she feels as if some thinking ability and control part of her brain was monitored by hypnotist.
Other options are incorrect because role theory, state theory and alter theory is not suited with situation of Tiffany's hypnosis. Thus, the correct option is option(b).
