HISTORY HIGH SCHOOL

World war 2 imagine you live Europe in the 1920s. what emotions would the political and economic conditions make you feel please
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Europe (1920s)

It would be worrying, radical political parties such as communism and fascism are on the rise. The economy of major European countries is at a low and Germany can't even pay their war reparations back. Italy is being run by a fascist dictator and France is getting Communist uprisings. The Nazi Party in Germany is slowly getting popular through its promises of economic reform. Britain is suffering from war debt and also faces worker and union strikes.

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Rich is researching for an economics paper on the history of exchange rates between the US and Great Britain. The BEST choice for Rich to use is A) Currency Converter. B) European Central Bank Statistics. C) Dollar-Pound Exchange Rate From 1791. D) Exchange Rates: US$ and 41 Currencies (historical).

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D) Exchange Rates: US$ and 41 Currencies

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This is because his research is based on historical facts .

By using all the other currencies rich is able to identifie the strennth of the currencies against each other.

The other reason is that the USD is the unit of measure on other currencies hence comparering it against other currencies then that of the pound makes it easier to identify how this currencies compare.

Answer: c

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Which statement about the Roman Empire at its height is not true? A.
A series of roads unified the Roman Empire.

B.
A single currency was established to facilitate trade within the empire.

C.
There were many forms of governments throughout the empire and each followed its own set of laws.

D.
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C.  There were many forms of governments throughout the empire and each followed its own set of laws.

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In fact, throughout its 5 centuries of history, the Roman Empire was always under the same form of government, an imperial monarchy headed by the Caesar and assisted by the Senate, and it always followed the same set of laws, the Roman Law. It was its centralized power and its effective military forces that permitted the Roman Empire to control a vast territory throughout Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa for many centuries.

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All of the following were conquistadors who searched for gold and glory in North America EXCEPTa. Francisco Vasquez de Coronado.
b. Juan Ponce de Leon.
c. Francisco Pizarro.
d. Hernan de Soto

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The correct answer is Francisco Pizzaro.

Hernan de Soto crossed the Mississippi river, De Leon ventured into Florida, Coronado explored New Mexico.

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The correct answer is C. Francisco Pizarro didn't search for gold and glory in North America.

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Francisco Pizarro was a Spanish explorer and conquistador. He is best known as the man responsible for the destruction of the Inca Empire.

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On 18 January 1535, Pizarro founded the city of Ciudad de los Reyes, which soon came to be called Lima.

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