How does power corrupt? How did Hitler abuse his power as a leader of Germany?

Answer:

As an army political agent, he joined the small German Workers' Party in Munich (September 1919).

Answer:

part A: He started by saying how he was going to fix Germany's economy and then started doing unimaginable things

part B: He abused his power by doing unimaginable things to the Jews and just awful awful things all round

Explanation:

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(True or false?)
In the Colombian exchange Was tobacco one of the European plants that adapted well to the soils of America's?

How did the English liberties excerpt from Henry Care change the Atlantic world in 1750

How did Napoleon spread the seeds of the French Revolution across Europe and Russia​

Which candidate for president was the choice of people living in Georgia?
A)John Bell
B)Abraham Lincoln
C)John Breckinridge
D)Stephen A. Douglas

In economics, what term refers to all natural resources?
A)
capital
B)
entrepreneurship
C)
labor
D)
land

Why was Marcus Garvey sent back to Jamaica in 1927?
A. Black nationalism was illegal.
B. He was an illegal immigrant.
C. The NAACP falsely accused him of crimes,
D. He was convicted of fraud,
ASAP

How could living in a Dictatorship be a GOOD thing? Are there POSITIVE parts of Dictatorship? Why did "Authoritarian" governments become appealing in the 1920s and 1930s

What was one of Gen. George Washington's biggest problems at the start of the war

The Whiskey Rebellion involved
what group?
A. slaves
B. farmers
C. bankers

Which statement best completes the diagram?

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The government may be more likely to allow a corporation to form a conglomerate than allow it to horizontally merge with another country why?

How are citizens’ rights of Israel and Iran similar?

A.
Citizens in both countries must vote for candidates who practice Islam.

B.
Citizens in both countries must vote for candidates who practice Judaism.

C.
Citizens in both countries do not have the right to vote on anything.

D.
Citizens in both countries are allowed to vote on somethings.

5)
Which of these was a cause of the Texas Revolution of the mid-1830s?
A)
Texans wanted to allow slavery there.
B)
Texans wanted to practice only Catholicism.
C)
Mexico wanted Texas back from the United States.
D
Mexico and Texas had claims to land in Louisiana.

The sharing of powers between the central authority and several regional authorities is known as which type of system?

democracy

parliamentary

unitary

federal​

What action did Stalin take to accomplish collectivization in the USSR?

a.he gave the poorest farmers more land to farm
b.he began an aggressive relationship with the united states that began the cold war
c.he organized a man made famine, which killed many of the farm owning peasants
d.he permitted communist north korea to invade south korea​

During the Age of Exploration, what motivated European monarchs and
explorers to pursue new routes for trade and colonization?

Help please!??? I don’t know

summary on the sugar act

How did the views of Lucy Stone differ from those of Susan B. Anthony?
a
Stone was in favor of women having the right to vote.
b
Stone supported both the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments.
c
Stone believed that the biggest concern for women should be workplace reforms.
d
Stone did not support suffrage for African American men while women were not able to vote.

Colonies to independent

Give a short summary of what happened in the Mexican Province of California when the American settlers took claim of the land under the name of the Republic of California.

Under Georgia's constitution, local governments have the power to control local issues. This policy is called
Local governments can create new laws as long as they do not contradict state laws and
Building bridges, providing education, and employing law enforcement are examples of
local governments.
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Because of Sipuel v. Board of Regents, African American students were first allowed to attend Oklahoma's universities
by the
A. 1930s
B. 1940s
C. 1950s
D. 1960s

1. What was the main argument the British used to justify taxing the thirteen colonies after the French and Indian War?

A. The written constitution provided Parliament with the power to tax colonies

B. Taxes were uniform throughout the British colonies

C. Tax money was being used to protect the mining interests of the British Empire

D. Colonies should contribute to the expenses involved in providing for their defense

2. In writing the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson was influenced most by John Locke’s idea of

A. the rights of the accused

B. natural rights

C. the right to privacy

D. due process of law

3. Which important reason for the American victory in the Revolutionary War is missing from the chart?

A. aid from foreign nations

B. control of railroads and canals

C. naval superiority of the thirteen colonies

D. greater number of Indian allies

4. The main criticism of the Articles of Confederation was that they failed to

A. provide adequate powers for the central government

B. prevent the development of military rule

C. allow for the admission of new states

D. limit the powers of the president

5. In the 1780s, the national government under the Articles of Confederation established its authority in the Northwest Territory by

A. settling the border dispute with Mexico

B. rejecting Native American Indian claims of sovereignty

C. extending the nation’s border to the Rocky Mountains

D. providing a system for the formation of new states

6. A principal reason for calling the Constitutional Convention of 1787 was to

A. strengthen the central government

B. increase the power of the states

C. weaken the system of checks and balances

D. settle land disputes with Canada

7. The United States Constitution corrected a weakness of the Articles of Confederation by

A. giving greater power to state governments

B. providing a clear definition of states’ rights

C. granting the right to vote to all white males

D. creating three branches of government

8. This quotation from the Preamble illustrates the constitutional principle that people

A. are the true source of political power

B. are guaranteed an adequate standard of living

C. have the right to assemble

D. have a right to a trial by jury

9. A republican form of government is described as one in which

A. there is a two-party system

B. elected officials have limited terms

C. government power is limited by checks and balances

D. representatives are elected by the people

10. “New Congress to Have Two Houses | Slaves to Count as Three-Fifths of a Person | President to be Chosen by Electoral Vote.” Which conclusion about the Constitutional Convention is best supported by these headlines?

A. States with large populations controlled the outcome of the convention.

B. States that were small in area would lose power in the new Constitution.

C. The president and Congress would have equal power under the new constitution.

D. The framers of the Constitution were able to compromise on important issues.

Writing Your Claim
In the space below, write a claim in which you respond to
the following prompt:
Why is the Renaissance considered a turning point in
history?

how can the executive branch check the judicial branch

what are some examples of Buddhism's political effects on China?

(True or false?)
One thing that helped the natives defend themselves from the
invading Europeans was that their smaller number allowed them
to have a greater amount of food.
13 points!!!

One example of George Washington exhibiting civic virtue was
F
G
H
Posing for a presidential portrait
Encouraging neutrality in foreign affairs
Voluntarily relinquishing his power at its height
Appointing a cabinet to advise us that him during his presidency

please answer!!!

Which of the two groups were in conflict during "Bleeding Kansas"?

A) slaves and slave owner’s

B) Catholics and Protestants

C) free-soilers and slavery advocates

D) immigrants and nativists