The Munich Agreement should not have been approved by the Parliament.
Explanation:
The Munich Agreement was at the end of a long list of policies of appeasement that ended up aggravating and resulted in the world war. This was avoidable because after the Versailles treaty either the powers could have doubled down on Germany or offered them more generous terms.
Instead what was done was that the Nazis were allowed to take over smaller territories while the allied nations sat back and watched and agreed to it. This emboldened Germany and eventually made the war possible.
What are the benefits and risks of interdependence? provide examples and cite evidence from the unit to explain two benefits and two risks of interdependence.
Answer:
<span>Benefits: Co-operation in economic issues - larger market provides more bargaining power. Knowledge that you have a reliable supplier of essentials that ones own country cannot produce. Common aims in re defence, diplomacy etc.
Problems: lack of independence, possible domination of the relationship by one country, imperialism.</span>
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D) The Federal Reserve increases the discount rate, which causes interest rates to rise and people to save rather than to spend. This action by the Federal Reserve slows the economic growth.
<u>Explanation</u>:
The <u>Federal Reserve </u>is the “central bank" of the United States of America. The Federal Reserve System is responsible for the money supply. The federal government follows <u>Fiscal Policy </u>to control recessions and encourage economic activity.
The Federal Reserve System expands or contracts the money supply based on <u>monetary policy</u>. The spending of consumers is automatically reduced, when the government increases the taxes on the product. This led to increase in saving the money rather than spending.
Answer: First World War put an end to 19th century (sometimes 19th century is called "long century", i.e. 1789-1914 whereas the 20th century a "short" one, i.e. 1914-1989, or -2011 ?), great empires ended (ottoman empire, austro-hungarian, German Second Empire and in 1917 Russian Romanov empire). In arts but also in philosophy there was less attachment to older 19th-century perspectives. Avant-garde in arts search for the way how to cut off the weight of traditions. In philosophy and literature one can find the same ....but these trends are not always optimistic (existentialism, phenomenology), liberal welfare-society is constantly questioned, belief in power of unconscious (as a substitute for god) as well. Europe had an headache from the fast secularization....fast changes that occurred in 19th-century Europe.
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