In simple terms, how was life like in eastern europe, during ww2?
like for the german citizens.

For the non-German population the life was pretty hard and people had to fear death at all times.

The Germans who lived in Eastern Europe that they invaded had a very comfortable life: they were quite safe, they could demand to have service and goods of the local population without payment, and they were in a position of power that they could abuse freely (until the time came).

It was a little different for the soldiers on the front, who had to face a a risk of loosing their lives.

The changes to agriculture in the united states since 1900 is that increased mechanization has increased food production, thereby increasing the need for labor. there has been an increased need for higher speeds of food production due the fact that the population in the united states continues to rise.

The correct answer is connotation.