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Axis Powers Electoral Votes
1,278 words
... Under the AAA, production of basic crops and
livestock was limited in order to raise prices and
thus increase farmers' incomes. Farmers were
rewarded by benefit payments for reducing
production. The NRA, created by the president
under the National Industrial Recovery Act of
1933, was meant to aid both business and labor.
The NRA established codes of fair competition in
major industries. In turn, businessmen were
expected to pay at least minimum wages and to work
their employees for no more t...
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Type Atomic Bomb J Robert Oppenheimer
3,057 words
... of more than 90 %. " (Grolier 5) This Uranium
was then transported to "the Los Alamos, N. Mex. ,
laboratory headed by J. Robert Oppenheimer. "
(Grolier 5) "Oppenheimer was the major force
behind the Manhattan Project. He literally ran the
show and saw to it that all of the great minds
working on this project made their brainstorms
work. He oversaw the entire project from its
conception to its completion. " (Outlaw 3) Once
the purified Uranium reached New Mexico, it was
made into the componen...
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Spheres Of Influence Sphere Of Influence
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My first inclination would be to answer the first
question with a clear "YES." But come to think of
it, the causes of war really have not changed at
all, or at least very little. Rather than changes,
there has been a shift in the causes. The cause of
war which has dominated the last 50 years was the
cause of ideology. However, due to the recent end
of the Cold War, this cause of war, has
significantly declined and is almost trivial. The
causes of war have shifted from mainly ideological
ones to ...
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Chiang Kai Shek State Owned Enterprises
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For most of its 3, 500 years of history, China led
the world in agriculture, crafts and science, then
fell behind in the 19 th century when the
Industrial Revolution gave the West clear
superiority in military and economic affairs. In
the first half of the 20 th century, China
continued to suffer from major famines, civil
unrest, military defeat, and foreign occupation.
After World War II, the Communists under MAO
Zedong established a dictatorship that, while
ensuring China's autonomy, imposed s...
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Post Cold War Second World War
2,205 words
... latin was to launch the infamous Kamikaze anti
shipping campaign. Though Japanese Army Air Force
pilots occasionally flew on such one-way suicide
missions, the overwhelming majority of Kamikazes
were Japanese naval attackers. The threat of the
Kamikaze was the greatest aerial anti shipping
threat faced by Allied warfare forces in the war.
Approximately 2, 800 Kamikaze attackers sunk 34
Navy ships, damaged 368 others, killed 4, 900
sailors, and wounded over 4, 800. The Kamikaze
anticipated th...
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International Monetary Fund Soviet Union
781 words
. Today Russia is in a state of political and
economic rebuilding in a capitalist system. When
the Soviet Union officially split apart on
December 26, 1991, one day after Gorbachev
resigned from the leadership of the Communist
party and the U. S. S. R. , Yeltsin took the role
of president. During a meeting in July of 1990,
leaders of the group of seven industrial Nations
and the president of the European Community asked
the International Monetary Fund and other United
Nations economic agencies t...
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Nuclear Weapons Soviet Union
410 words
The Cold War was the elongated tension between the
Soviet Union and the United States of America. It
began in the mid 40 s after WWII. The Cold War was
a conflict of political, military, and economic
values and ideas. Though military build up was
great on both sides neither one ever directly
fought each other. Europe had a military and
somewhat of an economy. In the late 40 s through
early 50 s the Soviet Union started to spread.
Russia was able to spread communism through many
countries. Some o...
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Cuban Missile Crisis President John F Kennedy
1,589 words
The political world is much like a stew, methinks.
It is a conglomeration of what has been, what is,
and what is to become. Since the dawning of the
atomic age with the World War II invention of
atomic / nuclear war capability, however, this
stew has taken on a whole new taste, a piquancy
that perhaps none of us were -- or ever will be --
truly prepared for in all of its possible
mishmash. No longer were the world wars to be
merely strategies, complete with trenches, tanks,
and troops. Since the...
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Sphere Of Influence Winston Churchill
1,180 words
The Truman Doctrines Impact in Cold War Strategy
By the middle of the twentieth century's fifth
decade, the world had been jolted by two
catastrophic wars; a seven- year economic disaster
and the recognition that weapons of mass
destruction existed. Where blood had been spilled
through hand to hand combat dating back to trench
warfare, the realization that thirty years hence,
blood bones and the complete human identity could
be vaporized helped create a climate of distrust
between former allies....
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Greece And Turkey Policy Of Containment
1,188 words
... sacred. (Op. cit. P. 397) What the Allies
could not agree on was the normalization of the
rest of Europe, since Stalin had taken immediate
steps to see that could not happen based on
Russian security needs. The response to this new
form of political aggression would trumpet the
first salvos of the Cold War. The trigger, which
prompted action, was the chaotic economic
situation in Greece. As stated earlier, Churchill
proposed and Stalin accepted the division of
territory on the half sheet of ...
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Von Laue Bolshevik Revolution
1,174 words
... had Trotsky murdered. Stalin also rid the
Soviet regime of all Trotsky's followers. Stalin
proceeded to remove Trotsky from all Soviet
history records, referring to him only as "Judas"
Trotsky. The irony is that a supposedly atheist
leader used a biblical traitor as a reference to
his rival. One of Stalin's main strategies to
attain power was his allegiance to Lennon. He
issued an address to the II All-Union Congress of
Soviets. This became known as "The Vow to Lennon."
He said, "We Communis...
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Boris Yeltsin Prime Minister
537 words
Notes- Comparative Government- Class 12 / 6 / 00
Brezhnev corruption was rampant; elite members of
the party lived quite well and there was a very
active black market tries to deal with the alcohol
problem suggests various reforms to get rid of
some of the corruption only there two years so
very few reforms glasnost- openness (independent
newspapers could rise; criticism of the government
was allowed) perestroika economic restructuring
(to introduce capitalism) gross underestimation of
the probl...
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Gas Stations Soviet Union
1,226 words
Another element that was present in the 1950 's
was automobiles. Automobiles were something that
everyone once dreamed of owning. Now after the
war. they could finally own one. Automobiles of
the 1940 's were dull and very plain. This was
because designers were too busy designing tanks,
planes, etc... for the ongoing war. The major
event that took place that changed the way cars
looked and how they performed happened on October
14, 1947. This was when Chuck Yeager broke the
sound barrier. From t...
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President Kennedy President Clinton
651 words
brought their own unique ideas on how to rule not
only the citizens of the United States, but also
the government. One of the first problems that
more recent presidents have encountered is that
many times the president and the executive
bureaucracies may be natural enemies (American
Foreign Policy, p. 485). The reason for this is
because many of the high officials have held their
position for years, even decades and are often
stuck on past events or certain ways of thinking.
For example, when Pr...
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Free Market Economy Members Of Parliament
1,086 words
Boris Yeltsin's Economic Reforms and Political
Struggles Russia's Move Towards a Free-Market
Economy Chechnya's Struggle for Independence
Presidential and Parliamentary Elections Questions
About Yeltsin's Leadership In 1991, the Soviet
Union was officially dismantled, and the communist
regime there came to an end. Democracy has since
been introduced in Russia and other former Soviet
republics, and in 1992 the people of the Russian
Republic elected Boris Yeltsin -- a pro democracy,
pro capitalism...
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Free Market Economy Political And Economic
1,128 words
... approved a new constitution that gave the
president enormous powers. However, the Liberal
Democratic Party, led by ultra nationalist
Vladimir Zhirinovsky, won more seats than the
Reform Party in the new parliament, called the
Federal Assembly. In the 1995 elections, the
Communist Party prevailed, winning 157 of 355
seats -- enough to make them the strongest party
in parliament and a thorn in the side of the
reform-minded Yeltsin. The resurgence of this "new
communism" and ultranationalism --...
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Collective Farms William Morrow
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Thesis Statement: Stalin's plan of
collectivization did not help but rather hurt
Russia's chances of becoming an affluent nation,
free of agricultural plights. A. Stalin's
declaration of collectivism 1. Procedures within
the system C. 'Dekulakization' (the disposing of
the kulaks) 1. Clearing them away from
collectivism D. Problems of collectivism after the
Kulaks III. Stalin's feelings on occurrences
during collectivism IV. Failure of the early years
of collectivism A. Advantages of collectivis...
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Lyndon B Johnson U S Involvement
1,317 words
... f U. S. involvement. Johnson limited the
bombing, began peace talks with Hanoi and the NLF,
and withdrew as a candidate for reelection. The
antiwar movement against Vietnam in the US from
1965 - 1971 was the most significant movement of
its kind in the nation's history, this had a great
impact on policy and practically forced the US out
of Vietnam (Turner 91). Starting with teach-ins
during the spring of 1965, the massive antiwar
efforts centered on the colleges, with the
students playing le...
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Decolonization In The Middle East And Africa
865 words
Africa dealt with gaining its independence and
recovering from internal conflict. Since most of
Africa was colonies of European, colonized Africa
tried hard to gain its independence and organized
together against Europe. Even though there were
organized up rising against Europe, most of these
organizations were independent tribes. These
tribes were divided by religion (Muslims in the
north and Christians and animists in the south)
and by language. The division between the tribes
was so wide spre...
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Britain And France Suez Canal
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The Rabinnovich article titled 'Seven Wars and a
Peace Treaty', gives a chronological background of
wars made between Arabs and Israeli's after the
birth of Israeli state. The Israeli's referred
this war as the war of Independence. It had two
distinct phases. It first begun in 1947 after UN
resolution on the partition of Palestine. The
resolution was accepted by the Jewish community,
but Arabs rejected. The result was a civil war.
Until May 15, 1948 th two feuding communities
tried to predispose...
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