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Americans who were the first to fight fascism in Spain durin
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Updated on: 10 Sep 2025, 06:55
Updated on: 10 Sep 2025, 06:55
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Americans who were the first to fight fascism in Spain during the Spanish Civil War were not allowed to join the US Army later, as their initiative led to the American government labeling them “_________ anti-fascists,” and thus undesirable.
| Blank (i) |
| (A) violent |
| (B) erroneous |
| (C) premature |
| (D) prescient |
| (E) communist |
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Re: Americans who were the first to fight fascism in Spain durin
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12 Nov 2017, 15:47
12 Nov 2017, 15:47
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The clues are “first” and “initiative.” You don’t know if these fighters were violent or erroneous — avoid opinions or outside knowledge.
Premature.
The clues are “first” and “initiative.” You don’t know if these fighters were violent or erroneous — avoid opinions or outside knowledge.
Premature.
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28 Feb 2025, 02:07
28 Feb 2025, 02:07
sandy
but then how could we know if it's premature/early. I don't being the first = being early let alone "too early"
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The clues are “first” and “initiative.” You don’t know if these fighters were violent or erroneous — avoid opinions or outside knowledge.
Premature.
The clues are “first” and “initiative.” You don’t know if these fighters were violent or erroneous — avoid opinions or outside knowledge.
Premature.
but then how could we know if it's premature/early. I don't being the first = being early let alone "too early"
