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Describe Hitler's foreign policy úp to the outbreak of the Second World Var. Describe the reactions of Britain, France; and Soviet dirssia to the policy in the sade period.
atler care.
în 1953. The Secon förhự Bár broke out
ay, a you are asked.
to describe Hitlerta foreign policy just between these six years You must first ofcol Pokit out the motives of Hitler's foreign policy. „It was with, these lotiyes
in mind that Hitler took measures to fulfil them.
The first important motive was to fr′er Germany from the restrictions of the Versailles Treaty of.
1919, The Germans had always regarded the
treaty terms as a natíonal humiliation, and Hitler wanted to destroy them. The second. motive was to include all Germans in other fast European countries into Germany. The third motive was to expand German influence into-Tastern" Europe so as to form at Large German empfre that would. Tast for a thousand years. Such vas 1tler's foreign policy in theory.
In discussing Vitler foreign policy in practice, just trace the measures that he foek.
Rick these measures out hy tracing the years one after another, The "main" thing to
Czechoslovakia contained là đi mans, and Hon Phreatened (zechoslovakia to surrender, the region tu Germany, an juternational erisig. resulted, Chamberlain, of Britain set itler:: In Munich in late 1958 in search of a peaceful settlement of the crisis, but in the end Hitler wo all he wanted. This. pussive attitude, bike. cowardly submittion to fascist dictators and their ampression) written
in history
powers hoped. Pike
Germany and Italy voule be satisfied with
territorial gains and would to further.
aggressive expausing. the contrary, happened
trible, was encouragede,in, unsLouist ambition
and moved to unner
Poland mater swallowing Czechoslovakijiasa
whole in early 1939. The Vestern powers were alamed. Pikasi and nat Hy german (finority, Germany therefore had un any excuse for the protection of her owrz
Pritain and promised suppor
for
fiermannsgressia
The dermaus rolly. iivaded Poland in September 1939.
Mesteru pasure therebý
declared war on This led to the second
answeringuts questiona In clearly describe o (of them sain historical events of Yazi expune: sionism in the periöchs Some explaäufion of Cue hekaround to the event
at first Member is that their effects of one
itler moved.
13 in foreign
so as to
-arouse
the least suspecían and attention among the great powers. Towards the latter years of the period 1953-39, however, itler became more and pore aggressive, so Germany withdrew from the disarnartent. COD- ference and left the Teague of Nations în 1934 one year after this coming to power. In
1935, he declared Germany vould no longer. be bound by the term of the Versailles Treaty that restricted the size of German arganents Thereafter, German rearmament vas under~~ taken. In 1930, to show her to fusal to obey aby international agreements. that the Allies jietated. fermany unounced ste was no longer hond by tle prace treaty of $4 Focarno ķa, peace treaty made in 1925: renouncing war and aggression), Hitler oven ordered
German troops to re- -occupy the Pineland,
region that the Versaillës renty
danii 11 tafizei. Meanwhile,
he entered into mí alliance galled tire ant. comintern Paet with, Fascist Italy
T: 1948.
of his motive of unitine allfellow ferratis, into Germany,Fister irted to
annex
Cermen-speaking nating, The Guste Tipi Bresident. was summoned to fericity: end flaenténera Jeanne power overs
another should be includ-
raile example, the vam
asons for the adoption of ajpeasement by the Vestern, powers toward. Nazi Germany (such ag
factors like tu ropéral fear of and consequent efforts in preventing another WorldVan, aind the belief.
wone of. Hitleris dominids in foreign policy were
justified).
As for the reaction of Soviet Russia to the Sazi aggressions, just renenler that hefure tue Munich appensement, Stokin (dietator în Russia) tried to eme fare at alliance withi the VestƒŸU POVO's tagainst Nazi Germany te ́even ordered commuists
all over the worlduto" suspend the estruzzles ngai pat their canítáli̇st govejnerents for the time being and to enter into sen al biance with tlie..
Biddle-ebass šo as tov defend the fatherland of communi su doviet Jussia) against facist empires Tike Nazi perrany and Tmperial d Japan Those polfàieg, nogaver, aroused suupiejon :frois : the vestem powers who were show, in responding to the Pussian proposa 1 Cortati-azi front. growing unit cooperatic vith enutries Lil neitain and Planes. against Maki. Germany was 2901 praticable, itulin han burning do minised for audeal fü 1958. She minuteh fladt, further ganyinéed that the estern juweng vere encouraging ferian
Europe as alway to act agyinst Soviet Russia, -Consequently, he entered
into a past, known as tire Yizi-Soviet You-
mression paci, with fugrany in 1939.#Vlie rmájú effeën of this pact WAKO free witler from having to reserve ferrian troops against Soviet Fussia, and therefore.
encourate Bermany is
invade "Poland in September (959. The
tiivil result was the Second World War.
must bent be frighten- ed off by the terro "reactions" in the question. Make it as the "policies" of the powers towards Mii aggressions. Thé Vestern powers,
retion was appeasement. The Soviet reseti ni was cooperation with Hitler. Roth failed to stop, Germany from further ajoression, and that's
wity war was on ju 195Y
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Solutions to Exercise
a)cosx+cos3x=2cos2r
Zcos(**)*)cog(X-3X }
2
2cos2xcos(→x)=2¢0s2x cos2xc@sx=cos@x«0
s2x(cosx-1) 0
сдах
2n
cos2x=0
the general solution x=20* or (4n=1}^
(b)tany-co+2x=0
tanx=cot2x.
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8x2-6x+1=0
Put xecose we have
5 .8c6s 0-6ce6+1=0
14c0s 0-30080+--0
---4cos H-XCOSA
Comparing this
equation withi
cos304cos -3cose
we have cos30
34-2n
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and x, =sin (5)
(from the results.
of (a))
sum of roots:
sin()+sin()
20
16
product of roots,
sin (5)sin2 (-5)
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for 1-0,
or cos(60° =0.766, 0.174
-0.940 Ans.)
(a)sin24÷2sinėcose
2sinecose
2sinûcèsĄ
sin e+cos Esinecose
sin +co90
cos. 4 tane
tan
Now
2tan
1+tan
in2
2t(1-t) (1+t ́)2 (ins.)
(b)sin20-7
nisany integer (c) From result of
(ans.)
=tan(1 -2x)
(2n+1)n
the general solution:
x-(2n+1)~
(ins.)
a=sinx+cosy (1) b=cosx-siny, (2) Squaring both sides of (1) and (2),
-sin +28inxcosy
=COS
adding:
$30
»sin x+cos y 2(sinxcosy -sinycosx)
22
+sín y+cos y =2+2sin(x-y) -2.2sing
= cos(9+20)
(Ans.
=coscos20-sinėsin26
=cose(2cos_0−1)
-sin20(2sinecose
#cose(2cos 4-1)
sin bcose
=c036(Zurs A-1)
=4c0s 8-Jceso (sus. For the equation
··(1-t2):
t2). =81(1-t-) +8t3+2t2-8t+1=0
Hoots of this équation are.
t-on-tan
5
(Ans.)
(from (b))
tostan and
24
(a) sin39=-sin20
|=gin(-20).
•39=nk+(−1)” (−20) This solution equivalent to
where n is any Integer, which is the general solution.
(b) sin30=-sin20
3sine-4sin
3
29ine/1-8in-4 Putting x-sing.
3x-4x3-2x/1-
"
3-4x=-2/1-x
Squaring both
(3—4x2)2= -4 (1-x^)
42 10x20x+5=0
ides,
(c) This equation can be
written ag
16(x)^-20(x)"+5=0
which is an quadratic
equation in
roots
whose
and
Discuss the effects
of inflation upón the
daily life of an
average ong Kong consumer today?
Trifla on refers to conditions when the general prices and casts of goods and services are rising continuously 1.e the value of money is declining Fusa continuous manner). The common
causes of inflation Br as followed?,
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ECONOMICS (10).
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LOCATION OF INDUSTRY
fuestionS·
What are the main
determinants of the location of Light industries' in dong
Kong
The main determinants of the location of light industries in Hong Kong are as follows:
(1)Availability of labour
is critical to light industries which are mostly Jabour-" intensive. Thus, light industries tend to be located near populati ou centres, e light industries ek...
in Kwun Tong, Cheung Shan Man..
(2)Water supply, the
second determinant is important to those light industries which require a large amount of water, dvérug-loundry, howing and chemica! industries.
(5) The
third factor is power witch "is essential to practi- cally all industries.
(4)The fourth determin-
antis external economies. The dyeing and garment mannfaet- uring frims, as well as new textile firs tend to be set in "suen Van for the sake of external" econoni vs.:
(5)The fifth factor
land value. The rising land prices actually force certain industrial- ists to locate their. industrial sites im
less developed areas.
(4)The sixth determinant
is transport, and developed transport, enables firms to set up their factories away from population centres.
(7)Another factor is
government measures such as the setting up of Industrial: Estates Provisionar Authority, the Planned development zones for industry, e.g. Shatin, Custa. Peak etc.,
prohibition o certain industries in certain areas to prevent pollution, e-g. the assigning/Pf land for special projects
tive,
What is inflation and what are the COMBION CAUSES of inflation?
caused by an increase in the amount of money in efrculation or by a drop is the supply of goods and- services.
(b)It may occur as a
result of excess deanno 12.e. depard- pull inflation) induced by an increase in demand of goods and services by consumers as well as overspending by firms or bý governments.
(c)Inflation may, occur
because of rising costs of production, (î.e, cost-push iuflation):
(d)Inflation may be
caused by natural disasters, social disturbances or wa
It may also be caused by the deliberate policy of the govern
ment of spec les
to.
tire
who stuck-pi goods jir order price level upwards tu realize abnormal profits,
The effects of inflation upon the daily Hifð öf; au average long, Koni care
The effects of inflation upon different groups of consumers are essentially different. In guneral, there will be a rise in the price of consumer goods and services, e.. rents, food-stuffs etc. The purchase and consumption Patterns of consumers will change accordingly, Necessary goods will increase in demand while spending on luxuries will be decreused. Savings will also be less and people will try to earn. more money to increase their real incones. Generally speaking debtors and people whose Incomes respond quickly to inflation will gain while creditors and: people with relatively fixed income will lose Lower income people will likely he hurt more because of the rise in The prices of necessary
items. Thus, there is generally a redistribu- tion of income. The
wil people in Hong Kong tend to purchase nore imported items
ts. Since these products are now. relatively cheaper, than before because of inflation. When hyper- inflation occurs, there will be a fall ing
investrent and unemps 3. cry- went wi}}result, like- wisey as the prices of exports of Hong Kong. rise due to inflation, competitive power of these iteris will be weakened and exports Lend to decrease. Since Hong Kong is so
export dependent, the economy of Fong Tong and hence the life of the consumers will he auversely affected,