How is Caesar assassinated? The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare:

How is Caesar assassinated? The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare: Act 3.1

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Well... Historically speaking. Julies Caesar was murdered by members of his own court stabbing him. In regards to the William Shakespeare performance, I do not know... I would say it is the same.

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12. A. Eastern Europe

The United States do not intentionally want to participate in World War 2 due to the massive destruction caused by World War 1 until Japan’s forces bombed the Pearl Harbor. That incident triggered them to form allies. North Africa, Canada (Northern Europe) and Brazil (South America) are US allies including USSR and France. 

President Franklin Roosevelt and the then Prime Minister Winston Churchill agreed to concentrate first to Germany since it’s the closest country to them. And Germany is located in Eastern Europe including Italy. Therefore, the first major offensive was undoubtedly deployed there.

 

13. D. Italy

Axis nations are a group of countries opposing the Allied Powers in World War 2. Italy is one of them and was knocked out due to the decrease in resources on their military forces. Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan also belong to the Axis nations; however, they are strong enough to be knocked out.

France does not belong to the Axis nations. 

14. C. To avoid the mistakes of World War 1

From the word itself ‘neutrality’ or ‘neutral’ (rootword) meaning not taking sides in a conflict. The US did not want to take sides in either countries involved because of the damages done by the first world war.

To side with the allies or Axis is obviously not the main goal of neutrality acts of the 1930’s, though, the US army actually sided with the Allies due to Japan’s attack to Pearl Harbor. And Japan is part of the Axis powers. 

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It was an American initiative proposed by Secretary of State George C. Marshall to help rebuild Western Europe after the end of World War 2 in which the United States gave over $13 billion to them. Because of their downfall after the war, they’re susceptible to exploitation by the communist threat, and in order to avoid this, the United States helped them through this plan. Western Europe and the US were allies during the World War 2. This is the reason why the United States help them. 

Financial Plan is used for business. It's still even widely used these days, not in wars.  

Democracy Plan is intended to promote democratic engagement. 

Kennan Plan is the basis of the foreign policy "containment" to avoid communism threat. However, it does not involve any financial aid. 

16. D. Containment 

Containment is the US foreign policy expressed in a military manner which helps prevent the spread of communism to other countries. Its goal is just to defend existing regimes from communism. It was used by the US forces to defend South Korea against the Korean War.

Roll back is the most aggressive foreign policy which could be designated as the opposite of containment. Its goal is to overthrow communist regime in power. This is more on the offensive part.

Isolationism is a policy of staying out of the disputes of other nations. Its goal is not to take part or take a side in whatever nations involved in war. It’s somewhat related to Neutrality Acts of 1930.

Militarization is a process of organizing itself for military conflict. It’s more on the violence side. 

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Hoover greatly believed in the spirit of individualism, that hard work pays its own rewards and that is the only thing needed to survive. So he just asked individuals to work harder and the business leaders to keep workers employed. He believed that retaining workers and continuing production would help sustain the economy. 

However, by late 1931, he recognized the need for some government intervention upon seeing that those steps were not enough. 

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