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How could the western democracies prevented World War ll

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Answer 1
Answer: Probably all the western world had to do was to stand up against rising militarization of Germany during the rulling of Adolf Hitler and stop with policy of appeasement, represented especially by British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain. He believed that the West needs to do everything to prevent another total war from happening and so he thought that if western world will give up to Hitlers demands (that included for example Anschluss of Austria and Sudetenland both of which were taken by Nazis in 1938). Unfortunately, as we know from history, that kind of soft policy only encouraged Hitler, which ultimately led to invasion of Poland in 1939.
Answer 2
Answer: Mostly because Hitler came into power. One of the way is that Germany should have stayed OUT OF POLAND!!! So much fighting was going on and so that made it even worse! 

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What is the fairly long developmental stage that begins before the teenage years and ends just after them?a. Concrete Operational Stage
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The fairly long development stage that begins before the teenage years and ends just after them is the Concrete Operational Stage. During this stage, the thought process is more mature, rational and adult-like. The child begins to develop logical thoughts and would try to manipulate it. 

The answer would be letter A. 

What challenges did lena horne face

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Horne's career was marked by her battle against racism and segregation. But that made her triumphs and successes all the more fascinating. She was regularly passed over for major Hollywood roles, and was given roles as a singer instead. Roles which could easily be edited out of movies once they reached the south. She was considered too dark to play any main character, yet too light-skinned to play a maid. (The character most often assigned to a black female actress.) Horne definately felt the weight and pressure of race on her life.

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Most commercial generators are driven bya. wind.
b. falling water.
c. steam.
d. rain.

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most commercial generators are driven by steam

These factors led to World War II.

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The major causes of World War II were numerous. They include the impact of the Treaty of Versailles following WWI, the worldwide economic depression, failure of appeasement, the rise of militarism in Germany and Japan, and the failure of the League of Nations

Who is president of nepal​

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Answer:

Bidhya devi bhandari

Explanation:

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Your best friend is an airline pilot. You often ask him about his flying experiences, but the stories he tells are rather bland. One day he invites you to accompany him on a flight. Surprisingly, once you are up in the air, he begins to share with you all kinds of interesting stories. What is the best explanation for this change

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Answer:

Context-dependent learning

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The explanation for the change is context-dependent learning.

Context-dependent learning refers to our tendency to remember information better when the context in which we learned it matches the context in which we recall it.

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Context-dependent learning

Explanation:

Context-dependent learning can be described as a situation in which ideas, and experiences which have been previously experienced are brought to mind in the same view as of when they were experienced before. A particular thing that is learned in one context will easily be remembered in that same context.

Your friend was able to tell you about his flying experiences when he was up in the air because he was in the plane(context) where he had the flying experience which made him to give proper account of what he had previously encountered.
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