German philosophers used this word to describe their belief that each nation has its
own unique spirit. German nationalists argued that German people should tap into it
and express their national identity. The Brothers Grimm went looking for it among
the German people. What is it?
Volksgeist
Reichstag
Nationalism
Humanism
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volksgeist

Explanation: Volksgeist is a German borrowed word ("spirit of the people" or "National character") for a unique "spirit" possessed collectively by each people or nation and the idea is often attributed to the philosopher Johann Gottfried Herder.

German philosophers used this word to describe their belief that each nation has its

own unique spirit. German nationalists argued that German people should tap into it

and express their national identity.

The correct answers are 1) to gain territory in the Pacific, 2) to move closer to Japan, and 5) to weaken Japanese forces.

The aims of the allies' island hopping strategy were to gain territory in the Pacific, to move closer to Japan, and to weaken Japanese forces.

During World War II, the Allied Forces under the leadership of the United States implemented a military strategy called island hopping. The goal of the strategy was taking over a Japanese island to establish a military base there in order to have a better launching point to attack another island. The Leapfrogging strategy, another name for the island hopping strategy was key to allies to dominate important Japanese positions.