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What area was most affected during world war ii in 1940?
Malta was one area that was most affected during the World War 2 in 1940.
Who was affected in the ghetto's during holocaust time?
The Jews and Gypsies within the ghetto were the most affected.
The most popular transport in the world now?
The Aeroplane.
How do you spell bumpiest?
That is the correct spelling of "bumpiest" (most bumpy).
How has religion affected the US?
It has affected most of the US during tragedy. But for some reason, it's declining (Christianity). It needs to increase.
Which aspect of Chinese life was most affected by the chaos of the warring states?
The aspect that was affected the most was philosophy. This is because there were a lot of philosophers during this time that tried to make China a better place during the decline of the Zhou Dynasty.
Most affected countries during recession?
In the recent recession the main affected countries are The U.S.A ,Europe, Japan and China and Asia as well.
What did bumpy Johnson do in alcatraz?
Yes, he was. Ellsworth Raymond Johnson AKA "Bumpy" is one of the most recognized inmates of Alcatraz.
Which aspect of Chinese life was most affected by the chaos created by the waring states?
The aspect that was affected the most was philosophy. This is because there were a lot of philosophers during this time that tried to make China a better place during the decline of the Zhou Dynasty.
An aeroplane is used for what?
To transport people from one country to antoher, for example, travelling from Ireland to Spain. The most common reason to use an aeroplane to travel is: foreign holidays.
Movement of the chromosomes during anaphase would be most affected by a drug that?
prevented shortening of microtubules.
Was the group African Americans affected by racial prejudice develop out of slavery during the 17th century?
All three. Most of all what affected them the most was other people stupidness. Glad that is changing.
