Who signed the atlantic charter?
a. roosevelt and hitler
c. germany and the soviet union
b. france and germany
d. churchill and roosevelt
the conquest of norway and denmark was important to germany because they
a. were growing communist powers.
b. had alliances with great britain and france.
c. provided access to the atlantic ocean.
d. had an alliance with the united states.

The Atlantic Charter was a joint declaration released by the United States and Great Britain. At the time the, Roosevelt was the president of the United States and Winston Churchill was the Prime Minister of Great Britain.
So D is the correct answer

Prior to Germany's conquest of Denmark and Norway they had no access to the Atlantic Ocean so C is the correct answer

The correct answer is It led to the establishment of the Twelve Tables.

The Roman Republic was a period in the history of Roman civilization that lasted 500 years, from 509 B.C. to 27 B.C. when it was ruled by senators and magistrates.

During this time, Rome organized its institutions and made important military conquests that guaranteed the dominance of the Mediterranean Sea.

The Roman Republic has its origin in the year 509 BC, when the last Etruscan king is deposed and the Senate assumes the functions of government.

After the monarchical experience, the Romans choose not to leave power in the hands of a single individual. Therefore, they eliminated the figure of the king and all positions should be held by two or more people.

Thus, there was not the figure of a single ruler, but two, called consuls. These had a one-year term and were to control each other.