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The Continental System - The united states confronts economic warfare The Rambouillet Decree underscored the cruel position in which the wars of the French Revolution and the continental system placed the United States. ... 2.
The Munich Analogy - The cuban missile crisis The 1960s provided a classic situation in which the Munich analogy was called into play. During the Cuban Missile Crisis, President John F. Kennedy ... 3.
Dissent in Wars - The quasi-war and the war of 1812 Nevertheless, to the Federalists, now reduced to the role of opposition, the War of 1812 appeared as much a partisan war conceived for the political benefit ... 4.
Foreign Aid - Globalization's impact on foreign aid Meanwhile, foreign investment in developing nations rose from $70 billion to ... fact that developed countries' protectionism "reduces developing countries' ... 5.
International Monetary Fund and World Bank - Executive personality ... Far more than the IMF, the World Bank's direction and policies have been established by the personality of the executive director. ... 6.
Race and Ethnicity - Human rights, racism, and the un charter The UN Charter "reaffirm[s] faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, in the equal rights of men and women and of ... 7.
Loans and Debt Resolution - Hitler repudiates the versailles ... In a speech to the Reichstag on 17 May 1933, Adolf Hitler denounced the Treaty of Versailles because, in part, it had imposed such large reparations ... 8.
Reparations - The treaty of versailles, 28 june 1919 Article 231 of the 400-article Treaty of Versailles placed responsibility for World War I on Germany. Articles 232 and 235 addressed the issue of German ... 9.
Loans and Debt Resolution - The navy governs the dominican republic Loans and Debt Resolution ... Under the presidency of Ramón Cáceres (1906–1911), stable government and orderly finance had been the rule: constitutional ... 10.
Loans and Debt Resolution - The reparations problem Loans and Debt Resolution ... The Dawes Plan, which went into effect on 1 September 1924, was admittedly a temporary expedient, providing a rising scale of ... |
