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President Ronald Reagan Soviet Republics
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The Soviet Union was a global superpower,
possessing the largest armed forces on the planet
with military bases from Angola in Africa, to
Vietnam in South-East Asia, to Cuba in the
Americas. When Mikhail Gorbachev succeeded
Konstantin Chernenko as General Secretary of the
Central Committee of the Communist Party of the
Soviet Union in March 1985, nobody expected than
in less than seven years the USSR would
disintegrate into fifteen separate states.
Gorbachev's attempt at democratizing the totali...
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Civil Rights Movement Majority Of The People
1,493 words
... e power of the strong central government in
supporting the majority unbiased part of the
American culture. Kennedy also believed that
nobody should defy the federal government either.
Kennedy gave a speech to the nation both on
television and on radio at the same time in order
to inform the nation of the situation in
Mississippi. Theodore Wind did a written recording
of this speech. Wind recalls in his book Kennedys
speech in great detail. Kennedy began his speech
by stating the facts and gi...
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Chiang Kai Shek Chinese Communist Party
1,254 words
Word Count: 4067 Abstract The Chinese Civil War,
which took place from the end of World War II up
to October 1, 1949, directly led to the creation
of the Peoples Republic of China, the worlds most
populous communist nation. The purpose of this
essay is to explain why the Chinese Communist
Party was able to achieve victory over the
Kuomintang in the Chinese Civil War. In this
paper, the role of international powers, namely
the Soviet Union and the United States, Kuomintang
policy, and Chinese Com...
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South East Asia Julius And Ethel Rosenberg
1,103 words
... country. Many people were sent to prisons
where they perished just because they were labeled
a communist with no evidence of guilt, except
maybe guilt by association, and sometimes even
lacking that. Two of the most controversial trials
were of Alger Hiss and Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.
Alger Hiss was former New Dealer that went with
President Roosevelt to Yalta during the Peace
conference. He was accused by a convicted
communist Whittaker Chambers, to be operating a
communist cell inside th...
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U S S R Soviet Union
1,080 words
America on the other hand was not at all concerned
about its security. Many other western countries
had encouraged America to take leadership in the
west because of its stability and ability to
ensure protection to the other smaller, less
powerful countries. America was the most powerful
country at that time and many nationalistic
Americans felt that America should behave like a
super-power and take the leading role in world
affairs. America had always needed to invest money
abroad to ensure its...
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Alger Hiss Communist Spies
1,458 words
During the late nineteen forties, a new
anti-Communistic chase was in full holler, this
being the one of the most active Cold War fronts
at home. Many panic-stricken citizens feared that
Communist spies were undermining the government
and treacherously misdirecting foreign policy. The
attorney general planned a list of ninety
supposedly disloyal organizations, none of which
was given the right to prove its loyalty to the
United States. The Loyalty Review Board
investigated more than three millio...
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U S Supreme Court Alger Hiss
1,484 words
... ut when facing pretrial examinations for the
vilification suit, he changed his story. Chambers
told his lawyers that he could produce evidence
that Hiss had given government documents to him.
Chambers believed he had saved some documents in
case he needed to protect himself from
retribution. ! She sealed the documents in an
envelope and gave them to his wife! |s nephew,
Nathan Levine. Levine hid the envelope in his
parents! | Brooklyn home, !" [Levitt, 239 ]
Chambers remarked. Chambers subse...
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Cold War Blind Man
402 words
Blind Man's Bluff Sometimes in literature, the
characters in the story make an important
contribution to society. In the novel, Blind Man's
Bluff, by Sherry Sontag and Christopher Drew, the
brave men and women that served in the Navy's
'Secret Service' did just that. If it wasn't for
them, many more lives would have been lost and
more land would be destroyed. They had to endure
many hardships and suffer for this country. This
book is compiled of many missions that happened
throughout the Cold Wa...
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Witch Hunt Soviet Union
707 words
Today's yellow-bellied Liberals and insane pushers
of the left-wing agenda are trying to convince us
that the so-called McCarthyism, in sixties, was
nothing but a modern day witch-hunt. But the
buggers go even further they suggest that the
Communism itself was based on the progressive
ideas of equality. They say it was just being
wrongly interpreted just like Christians suggest
that the Inquisition was just a slight deviation
from the shining truth. Well, let us remember what
the Communism actua...
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Cold War Middle East
368 words
Are the cold war and the war against terrorism
really analogous in the way Bush suggests? Wasnt
the lesson of the cold war that containment,
rather than military engagement, worked? As U. S.
casualties mount in Iraq and the prospect of a
relatively short, smooth transition to democracy
dims, the president is confronted with the
manifold contradictions of his policies. Having
convinced the American people war was justified
because Hussein's weapons of mass destruction
(WMD) posed an imminent thre...
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United States Involvement In The Vietnam Part 2
1,857 words
... these assumptions is able to withstand the
weight of the international relations theory.
However, lets shift the discussion to the
international relations theory within the context
of the U. S. and their participation in Vietnam
War. The distinguishing feature of the point at
issue is that the given situation couldnt be
called stable. There were countries get involved
into the conflict. These countries represented two
different forms of social organization. The United
States developed plans ...
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Blade Runner Mass Hysteria
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Science Fiction Worlds Question 1 (1) The animated
sitcom Futurama was aired for the first time in
1999, which allows us to conclude that its
sarcastic portrayal of the future was inspired by
current socio-political dynamics. In Futurama, the
future is represented as such, where the insanity
of multiculturalism, as political doctrine, is
being brought to its logical conclusion. Robots,
aliens, humans, zombies and severed human heads
exist in atomistic society, which is nothing but a
grotesque pa...
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Second World War U S Government
1,395 words
U. S. covert operations thought the history Covert
operations have always played a big role in
American foreign policies, when it came to
defending national interests and providing the
homeland security. The legacy of these kinds of
policies can be traced all way back to British
rule. British Empire has always tried to reach its
political goals by pursuing them indirectly. Even
when it came to war, Brits would try to use armies
of their allies as cannon meat, rather than
sending their own soldie...
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Fall Of The Soviet Soviet Union
1,876 words
... mostly under his control. He had regained all
of the power that he had lost due to the
revolution of 1905. 6) The March Revolution: Food
riots broke out in Petrograd, and when the Czar
ordered the Duma to dissolve and they did not
obey. Soldiers were not able to stop rioting in
the cities. Workers and soldiers in Petrograd
organized radical legislative bodies called
Soviets. The rebellion spread throughout the
country and to the troops, who deserted by tens of
thousands. On March 14, the Pet...
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Political And Social Palestinian Arabs
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... Arabs by an average ratio of 45 to 13
percentage points. On September 14, that ratio was
55 to 7. Conventional wisdom once held that such
favor ability to Israel was tied to Israel's
patent usefulness to America during the Cold War,
and it was often suggested that such favor ability
might falter 'after the end of the Cold War. That
did not happen. A strong factor in the American
public's sympathy for Israel has always been the
felt ties of common political and social culture.
When asked, a l...
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Peace And Conflict Resolution In Southeast Asia
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Peace and Conflict Resolution in Southeast Asia In
Southeast Asia period of colonialism has largely
ended after The Second World War. The leaders of
popular anti-colonial movement had European
education and after they acquired political power
in their countries, they mostly just remodeled
their governmental institutions after European and
American ones. This is where lies the root of
todays ethical and religious conflicts in this
part of the world. European ideas of democracy
could never be acce...
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Fidel Castro Communist Regime
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U. S. - Cuban Relations In 1966, NACLA (the North
American Congress on Latin America) was founded as
an independent organization. It originated out of
the United States students movement. The aim of it
was to supply policymakers, journalists,
academics, analysts, religious and community
groups with information about main directions in
Latin America and its links with the USA. NACLA
studied the role of the USA relationships and
foreign policy of it in Latin America. The reports
of it were full of...
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Revolutions Of 1848 Socialism And Communism
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Political Science Term Paper Human society is a
complicated and dynamic environment that changes
throughout the course if its development. As these
social and economical changes arrive, they usually
initiate the formation of new political regimes
that are aimed at accommodating those changes.
Modern history provides us with numerous examples
of such regimes and tendencies, such as
liberalism, conservatism, fascism, communism and
many others. We are going to investigate what
every regime has to o...
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Ku Klux Klan Anti Saloon League
1,077 words
American History The modern history of America is
something of a great value to historians and
sociologists, for America went through a very
large number of different social and economical
periods in a relatively short time, a situation
quite uncommon for the world history. Even though
these periods significantly differ from each
other, there is one thing that is common to many
of them presence of the radical right wing
movements, such as Ku Klux Klan, The Prohibition
Movement, McCarthyism and T...
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Cuban Missile Crisis Washington D C
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After WWII, only two major superpowers existed.
These two powers were, the United States and the
Soviet Union. At the end of WWI Germany which had
been the major superpower, along with the U. S.
was destroyed. Therefore the Soviet Union took
over. The Cold War was a period in which the
Soviet Union and the U. S. were competing for
power. This war was not really a war it was more
like a competition. The U. S. and the Soviet Union
started to figure out how nuclear weapons worked,
and how to use th...
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