HISTORY HIGH SCHOOL

When were Austria's present borders created?A)after Napoleon was defeated
B)during the mid-1800s
C)when the Austro-Hungarian empire was formed
D)at the end of World War I

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Answer 1
Answer: D) at the end of WW1. 

Prior to this alteration, Austria had incorporated Hungary into their empire (Austro-Hungarian Empire) and it was only after the Treaty of Versailles in 1919 that defeated Austria had to cede land to Hungary and Czechoslovakia. 
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

Austria was no longer part of the large Austro-Hungarian empire when that empire collapsed after the war.

Explanation: for the graded point

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What 1968 action was a military victory for the south Vietnamese and a psychological victory for the north

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The Tet Offensive was a military victory for the south Vietnamese and a psychological victory for the north.

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Answer: Tet Offensive was a military victory for the South and a psychological victory for the North

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Who held the view that businesses should regulate themselves without government oversight

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The correct answer to the question above is conservatives. The conservative ones were the one who held the view that the businesses in the nation should be regulating themselves without the government's oversight or guides. 

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Why is justinian important

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Justinian I (also known as Justinian the Great) was one of the East Roman/Byzantine Empire's greatest emperors reigning from 527 to 565 AD.Since the Roman Empire split into two, and the West portion has fallen, Justinian saw to it that the Empire should be able to regain its former glory under his rule - thus he was called the "last Roman" by some historians. The emperor was able to reconquer some parts of the fallen West Roman Empire, extending Byzantium's borders as far west as Spain and modern-day Morocco. 

Justinian was also responsible for the uniform rewriting of Roman law (known as the Corpus Juris Civilis), and up to this day, some countries still base their constitution/laws on the Corpus Juris Civilis. During the emperor's reign, Byzantine culture began to emerge, and great churches like the Hagia Sofia were built. However, by 540, the empire was struck by a plague, causing it to plunge into decline.
Justinian is important because he recreate the roman empire in his byzantine empire.

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B) dangerous air pollution.
C) erosion along the coastline.
D) cutting down of the rainforest.

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The answer is B) Dangerous air pollution.
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What was a common problem in feudal society that the Church tried to stop during holy days and seasons?.

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A common problem in feudal society that the Church tried to stop during holy days and seasons were private wars among the nobles
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