Answer: True
Explanation:
Answer:
America's Self-belief of Value System
Explanation:
In his play, The Crucible, Arthur Miller illustrates the self-belief of Americans who are sure of possessing the true value system to guide the entire world. This value system, Americans believe, should be a guiding light for the rest of the world to follow. This sort of ideology has helped Americans since it stopped them falling prey to other ideologies. At the same time, it causes troubles for Americans since other countries may not like the idea or oppose this self-made value system.
The correct answer is A) Joseph Stalin.
The leader that pushed for an invasion of Europe by way of the English Channel was Russian leader Joseph Stalin.
On August 13, 1942, USSR leader Joseph Stalin exerted pressure to other Allies leaders like President Roosevelt and Winston Churchill to open a second European front. Stalin wanted to invade the already German-occupied territories of Western Europe. After one year of fight, Stalin considered that the Russian Army needed some relief in the Western front. The English channel is the sea that divides north France from Southern England.
Source: English translation of Letter to Vera Zasulich by Karl Marx, Creative Commons License
Who is most likely to have made this statement?
Robert Owen
Adam Smith
Charles Fourier
Karl Marx
In this excerpt from Letter to Vera Zasulich (1881) "To save the Russian commune, a Russian revolution is needed." the person who is most likely to have made this statement is Karl Marx. Karl Marx's answer to Vera Zasulich's letter is that "the commune is being bled and tortured" and the people who hold the political and social power in Russia are doing their best to prepare the people of Russia to revolt against them.
Answer:
During the final years of World War II, America and British bombed Germany.
Bombing raids left their destructive mark on Germany, killing more than 400,000 civilians and destroying cities along with factories, transportation and shipyards, from Berlin to Hamburg.
Britain aircraft with heavy bombers, attack Germany by air along with the U.S.A, who joined the war in 1941. Until the end of the war from 1942, they bombed German cities.