HISTORY HIGH SCHOOL

What role does the setting of an event (where and when it happened) play in historical context

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Setting is important because it can provide clues about people’s attitudes and beliefs at the time

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Setting is where and when a story takes place. Understanding the historical setting of the story often helps to understand the theme or main idea of the story, the author's purpose for writing.Historical setting refers to many things, but helps us to understand the context of a story or event.

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Which Greek anther is considered father of history

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Herodotus was considered father of history.

25 Soldiers fighting in the First World War were forced to dig trenches as protection from?

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Trenches were used to protect soldiers from poison gas, giving them more time to put on gas masks.

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Answer: but also obviously from gunfire

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Often people who had just acquired wealth were educated without the Classics and preferred short articles published in periodicals.

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Yes, it is true that people who had just acquired wealth were educated without the Classics and preferred short articles published in periodicals, since these articles did not require a long attention span and were often more entertaining.  

What was the name given to the reactive or spreading fear often using baseless accusations of communist activities in the u.s ?A) MacArthurism
B) marsallism
C) Trumanism
D) McCarthyism

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D is what i would put and i am pretty sure that is right because i remember it from history

Who led Japan during World War II?Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Hideki Tojo
Franklin Roosevelt

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Japan during World War II was led by Hideki Tojo. Thus the correct answer is C.

What are the causes of world war II?

World war II was mainly caused by the impact of the treaty of Versailles which restrict the military forces of Germany which Germany wants to take revenge. The emergence of economic depression led to an economic crisis and the league of nations got failed to cause world war II.

As Japan's prime minister from 1941 to 1944, Hideki Tojo was a commander in the Imperial Japanese Army. He campaigned for nuclear attacks against the US and other colonial nations and Japanese territorial expansion.

World war II cause great destruction, it killed almost 3% population of the world in the form of citizens as well as soldiers who participated in it. It also damages the infrastructure of the country and creates an economic crisis in the world due to heavy loss.

Therefore, option C Hideki Tojo is appropriate to answer.

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