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________________ is often a result of nitrogen pollution in lakes and ponds, such as fertilizer runoff. It leads to loss of oxygen.

Professor Nathan had his laptop computer stolen from his office. Nathan went to a computer resale shop to find a replacement and saw what he mistakenly thought was his computer. Nathan questioned Sophia, the shop owner, who told him that someone had just sold her the computer, but she refused to give him any information about the seller and refused to let Nathan inspect the computer more closely. That night, after the shop was closed, Nathan forced open the back door. After turning over the laptop to check the serial number, Nathan realized that it was not the one that was stolen from his office. Nonetheless, he decided to keep it. Sophia’s clerk, who, unbeknownst to Nathan, lived in a room in the back of the shop, heard someone breaking in and called the police. Nathan was arrested as he was exiting the shop and is charged with larceny and burglary in a common law jurisdiction.Of which crimes may Nathan be convicted and sentenced?

In 1820, the Compromise was passed as a way to keep tensions between North and South over slavery manageable, by balancing the number of free and slave states added to the US.

Famous American author Samuel Clemens, better known by his pen name Mark Twain, described late 1800s/early 1900s as this, in particular pointing to the bankers, politicians, and aristocrats of the upper classes of Western Society

A wounded veteran of World War One, Adolf Hitler called the postwar German government the “this” Republic, which faced problems with inflation and assassinations before eventually collapsing

Of all of the technological advances made in the more recent scientific revolution, ongoing since the end of World War Two, the most impactful has to have been the advancement in which has helped travel, interconnectedness in economies, and helped with geopolitics

This man, famous for instituting his policy of Glasnost (openness/transparency), was the last Premier of the USSR, with the nation officially ending in 1991 after a failed coup

The Marshall Plan, proposed after World War Two, was the comprehensive and strategic plan to revitalize this region in addition to confronting the Soviets during the Cold War

The German invasion of this country in June 1941, named Operation Barbarossa, was the largest in warfare and the deadliest in human history and eventually led to its gradual defeat in World War Two

Although the Bolshevik revolt had removed Russia from the war, Germany faced the prospect of a Communist/Marxist revolution of its own at home, as well as the arrival of this sickness running through its armies.