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Undisputed dominance within the Pacific allowed the United States to extend trade to regions of the world that it had not fully integrated with previously.... The first reason why the United States actively engaged in the Marshall plan was as a means to rebuild the economies of Europe that had been so devastated by the result of world war ii.... Although the United States emerged from world war ii is the most powerful nation on earth, it nonetheless required robust economies in order to trade with and derive economic benefit....
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Since there onwards, Japan intended to take control of the rest of China.... Therefore, Admiral Yamamoto designed a surprise attack plan which made the us fleet useless for its defense.... The attack was formed into two waves: the first attack was air at 7:45 am, which destructed all the air and naval craft docked on the harbor and the second was a marine: two hour attack, which destroyed eighteen ships and left the us marine in a fragile state....
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In fact, it is fair to say that no one is Europe, Asia, and the United States, nor the rest of the world, believed that this war would be so destructive, caused so much death, or last so long (Keylor 1).... There were also huge costs involved in the length of the world, billions of dollars spent across the 28 different countries (Mintz 1).... Discussion The consequences of WWI saw the United States begin to rise as dominate economic and political power in the world, mostly because many of the nations of Europe were so depleted....
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% and other minority groups forming the rest.... Introduction: Thailand is a country that became familiar with the West through the novel The King And I and its subsequent musical adaptation 'Anna and the King of Siam'.... The country is bordered by Burma, Cambodia and Malaysia.... From 2004 onwards this relatively peaceful country has been experiencing conflicts with the Muslim population concentrated in the southern parts of the country....
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He played a decisive role during the world war which always secures his name as a great economist (Samuelson, 2002).... The case study under the title "The General Theory of Employment" states that John Maynard Keynes comes into light in the era when there is high depression in the economy after the First world war.... That particular book became the best selling book of its time and made Keynes world-famous (Davidson, 2007).... He intimated that no doubt that the high supply of money condenses the unemployment rate but on the contrary it will hike the inflation rate up to an optimal level, let say if every American becomes a millionaire after a number of printings of treasury in Federal Reserve Bank (FED), then there will be no servant or worker left to do biddings which urges the nation to hire people from outside the country on high salaries and wages which ultimately influences the inflation rate to rise....
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The year 1453 is a landmark event in European history, for it was then that Constantinople fell to the valorous offensive of Sultan Mehmet ii, and with it came the end of Byzantine Empire and its long line of monarchs.... This made the whole enterprise of war more mechanical than ever before....
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The act of opening Australian borders to the disadvantaged citizens of the world is a noble move towards being a responsible global citizen.... This research paper discusses the principles, aims, and objectives of Australia's first immigration policy in the post-world war ii era.... hellip; After world war ii, Australia set new principles and policies in immigration.... nbsp; When world war ii ended, this policy could no longer stand in the face of the increased number of non-white settlers in Australia....
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Supporters of the war in Afghanistan and Iraq believed in the progress that can be made in defending freedom and democracy anywhere in the world.... Freedom was soon perceived as an American good that must be promoted everywhere and the United States was seen as having the moral duty of promoting democracy throughout the world.... The wars conducted by the us were justified as a response to the terrorist attacks which aimed the basic liberties of the American society....
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