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What is the object of monopoly?
The object of Monopoly is to bankrupt your opponents and have most money at the end of the game, don't let yourself get bankrupt! ;)
What were the economic factors of World War 1?
It cost a lot of money to keep soldiers on the front lines. Each country involved had to ration things at home to keep the soldiers well outfitted and people who usually worked in the private sector found themselves working for the war effort instead. Governments had to spend huge amounts of money buying armaments and special taxes were levied to fund the war effort.
Why is Spain important to us?
i think spain is important to us because when we signed thr treaty with spain saying we wouldnt settle in texas they alowed us to have florida.so just as the fact they let us own florida for us to have florida and not settle in texas thats really important because we dont settle in texas anymore we still can in florida.thats why spain is kinda important to us
Why is capitalism referred as laissez faire?
Laissez faire is a French term that means: "To live and let live." Or, perhaps more literally, to be and let be. Capitalism's insistent that economies and marketplaces remain largely unregulated and unfettered is an example of laissez faire. To let people sell what they choose to sell and let people buy what they choose to buy. To let people choose who they sell to and let people choose who they buy from, this is laissez faire.
What does laissez-mean?
Laissez, on its own, means 'to let; to allow' in the second person plural (let [you]).
What did great Britain let Germany do in 1935?
Great Britian let Germany grow stronger after the punishments from the treaty of Versallies after WW1. Great Britian thought the punishments were too harsh and turned a blind eye to Germany upcoming war preparations.
What was decided by that treaty?
maybe you could let us know which treaty you mean then maybe you will get an answer.
Why hilter came to power?
Hitler came to have power over Germany during the time of the Treaty of Versailles. The treaty blamed Germany for many things. Germany went through economic crisis and became weak. That's when Hitler took the chance to take over and create a "master race"
Why were the terms of the treaty of Versailles so harsh on Germany?
The Allies wanted to ensure that Germany would not threaten other countries in Europe. (gradpoint)
When was Don't Let It End created?
Don't Let It End was created in 1982.
What was the agreement that let the Americans ship goods down the Mississippi River?
pinckney treaty
What could the allies have done to prevent World War 2?
They could have enforced the treaty of Versailles. just allowed Germany to eliminate the 'undesireable elements of society' and rule all of Europe and let Japan do the same in Asia. That's all they wanted.
When was Don't Let This Moment End created?
Don't Let This Moment End was created in 1997.
What has the treaty of Versailles got to do with World War 2?
The Treaty of Versailles was the agreement drawn up at the end of World War I. Germany were not consulted in the writing of the treaty and it was made unnecessarily harsh. Germany was said to be completely responsible for the war and had to pay for it. The full £6.6 billion would not have been paid off until 1984. Loads of land was taken off them and they were only allowed a tiny army, no air force and 6 battleships. They also weren't allowed troops near the border to France. (The French army could just walk across and Germany couldn't do anything!) The Germans felt really bitter and venerable because of these requirements. Hitler was elected because of the policy that they would do something about the treaty. He stopped paying the money and brought back the armed forces. The other countries let him because they knew the treaty had been over the top. The first area Hitler took over was originally German land that had been given to Czechoslovakia. After taking back their own land, they invaded the whole of Czechoslovakia. (Don't make me type it again! XD) All the countries Germany invaded first were originally German land. The other countries let it go, but said not to invade Poland (Poland only gained independence after WWI. This took land away from Germany - see a pattern occurring here?) Hitler signed a document with the British prime minister, Chamberlain, saying they wouldn't invade Poland . . . But he did anyway. That was the final straw, and war started after that. So, yeah, the Treaty of Versailles has quite a lot to do with World War II. It's one of the main causes. Hope this helps, x
What does Auf gehts mean?
It means "Let's go, Germany!"
What happened to Germany when the war ended in Europe?
They went back to normal and became horrible If you mean after the Communists let go of their claim on East Germany, then that was the re-unification of East Germany and West Germany when the Berlin Wall collapsed, making Germany whole again.
When did Let's Active end?
Let's Active ended in 1990.
