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Revision Exercises
for Cert. Exam. (1988)
HISTORY (10)
:
Describe Hitlerts foreign pulley up to the outbreak offthe Sevond World War. How did Britain France and Soviet Russin react tä the policy in the same period2_g
(Hitler cane to power
In 1933 The Second World War broke out in 1939. So you are asked to
degcribe. Hitler's foreign policy just between these six years. You must first of all point out the motives of "Hitlera foreign policy.
It was with these motives in mind that Hitler took measures to fulfil them.)
The first important..... motive of Hitler's foreign policy was to free Germany from the restrictions of the Versailles Treaty of 1919. The Germans had
ays regarded the aty as a national humiliation, and Bitler.. wanted to destroy it.
he second motive was to
ude all Germans, in
European into GerDO»F» third motive was to and German Influence
stern Europe'""so^ai
German last
actioon
after another.)
At firat Hitler moved cautiously so as to arouse the least suspicion and attention among the great powers. Towards the latter years
of the period 1933-39, however, Hitler become
more and more aggressive. Germany withdrew from a disarmament conference
Was
and left the League of Nations in 1934, one year after his coming to power. In 1935, he declared Germany would no longer be bound by the terms of the Versailles Treaty that restricted the size of German armaments. Thereafter, German rearmament undertaken. In 1936, to show her refusal to obey any international agreemente that the Allies dictated, Germany announced she would no longer be bound by the peace treaty of Locarno (a peace treaty made in 1925 renouncing war and aggression). Ritler even ordered German troops to reoccupy the Rhineland, a region that the Versailles Treaty demilitarized. Meanwhile, he entered into an alliance called the Anti- Comintern Pact with Fascist Italy. It was. pact against communists.
"In ̃1938; trying to`únit all fellow Germans into Germany Hitler seat troopa to annex Austria, which was a German- speaking notion. The Austrian President was summoned to Germany and threatened to hand power over to the German- controlled Austrian Nazia. - The Cdompletion of the....... annexation was known as Auschluss in history.
Then Hitler picked his
Czechoslovakia. The Sudetenland region of:
passive attitude (i.e. cowardly submittion to fascist dictators and their aggression) was written down in history 88 "appeasement". The Western powers hoped that aggressors like Germany and Italy would be satisfied with territorial gains and would stop farther aggressive expansion, The contrary happened: Hitler was encouraged and moved to annex
Poland, after swallowing Czechoslovakia as a whole in early 1939. The Western powers were alarmed, Poland had not any German minority. Germany therefore had not any excuse for the protection of her own people Britain and France promised support for Poland in case of any German aggression. The Germans really invaded Poland in September 1939. The Western powers thereby declared war on Germany. This led to the Second World War.
(It is important, in answering this question, to clearly describe each of the main historical events of Nazi expansionism in the period. Some explanation of the background to the events and their effects on one another should be included. For exemple, the reasons for them en make adoption of appennement by the Westeru povers towerde Nazi Germany (such as the general
fear of another World War, and the belief, that
come Hitler's demande
were justified) should be
nentioned.heatre vedestalate pin ngabega in As for the reaction of Soviet Rusein to the Nazi aggressions, juat remember that before the Manich appeasement, “ Stalin (dictator in Russia) tried to come into
choslovakia contained Germans, and Hitler reatened Czechoslovakia. to surrender the-regionene Nazi
the, Western po
ints.
y
Russia) against facist
empires like Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan. These policies, however, Aroused suspicion from the Western powers, who vere
slow in responding to the Russian proposal for an anti-Nazi front. Knowing that cooperation with Britain and France against Nuzi Germany was not practicable, Stolin began turning to Hitler himself for a deal in 1938. The Munich pact further convinced Stalin that the Vestern povers vare encouragi og German aggression In Eastern Europe as a way to act against Soviet Russia. Consequently, he entered into a pact, known as Nazi-Soviet Non-aggression Pact, with Germany in 1939. The main effect of this pact was to free Hitler from having to reserve German troops against Soviet Russia and therefore to encourage Germany to invade Poland in September 1939. The final result was the Second World War.
the
(Just. dont't be frightened off by the torm "reactions" in the question. Take it as the |"policiea" of the powere
towards Nazi aggressions, The Western powers!awa reaction "was appeasement. The Sovíat reaction was cooperation with Hitler. Both failed to shop
Germany from further)
jaggression, and that's
why war wae on in 1939.)
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Revision Exercises
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ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS #{10})
ог
-2c0a2x
-2cos ecose-2cose
2c082xce8(-x)=2cos2x
cos2xcosx-co=2x=0
cos2x(cosx-1}0
C0622-0
+2cos e
-4c0810-3c080
For the equation
3 8x2-6x+1=0
put x-cose, we have
3
2-201
the general x=2pπ
(4x-1)
(b) tanx-cot2x-U
tanz-cut2x
tan( (2x) x-x+(2x) (2+1)7%
(Ans.)
the general solution.
(2n+1)T
Xm
2. iox+coay..
(Ane.)
(1)
bacosx-siny......(2)
Squaring both sides of (1) and (2),
«ain“x+Zainxcosy
2
2
2
bacna2x-2sinycos
Adding:
+Biny
2
2.2
2 *">b"-sin."+cosy +2(ainxcosy -sinycoax)
2
+ein y+coe 3
-2+2ain(x-y)
*2+28in
Comparing this
(Ans.)
equation with co830-4c0830-3cuse
we have coa30--
+279 3002200
*={60*2)&
0-40°, 80°, 160*
for n=0, 1, 2
x-cup.cos80°
or coa160°
-0.766, 0.174
or -0.940 (Ana.)
4. (a) sin20-2ainecose
2sinecog
1 2ain@cou
2 sine+cos"
Zain con
(-1)"
n is any integer. (c)From resnit of (a),
1 4t(1-12)
ཏུ་
(1-1)
(1-2)2-8t(1-1)
2
.**+8t ̃+2+*~8t+1=0
Roots of this equation are:
to-tan
(Ana.)
ทท
#tan7
(from(h))
t=ton
5
13/
and
tatan
1.77 24
(Ans.)
5.
(a)sin30-sin29 “
-sin(-20)
• * • 30»nπ ( − 1 )”(~20) * This solution is
equivalent to
2n
where; n is any integer, which is the general Bolution.
(b)ain30--sin20 3eine-4sin'e
-2 in@cos@
--2 inefl-in"
Putting x-aine
3
Now,
'Cos
2
ein 0+cos
cos e
2tane
1+tan e
2tang
tanê0
1-ten-2
.2t
1-t
3-0 ·2√1-2
Squering both sides,
112,2
15x-20x+5=0
(e)This equation can be
ritten as
16(x2)2-20(x)2+5.
which is an quadratic
2
@quetion in x whose roote are 1
• and
2.
as x-y
-2+2+
-3
(*.* tetang)
+b-3-0
(Ana.)
2(-2t
n20
1+(
(Ans.)
3. cos30moda(+20)
con@00820-sin9ain20' -C089(2008 9-1)
~sin20(Paizecose)
-cose(20OB.
and
(from the results
„sum of roots:
ning }+sin:
product of roots
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