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    Why Nations Fail by James A. Robinson and Daron Acemoglu a b o o k r e v i e w INTRODUCTION Why Nations Fail is a non-fiction book by James A. Robinson and Daron Acemoglu which is based on the views and insights from the economic history of each country to be able to answer why nations grow differently‚ why others succeed while others fail. The stories are linked with a common narrative theme‚ the distinction between inclusive and extractive institutions

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    The road to the American Revolution was paved by colonists who strived for equality‚ as Englishmen‚ and was prolifically influenced by taxes that were imposed on them without consent or elected representatives in the British Parliament. Duties were the result of the French and Indian War that was fought between the French‚ and Indians‚ against the British from 1754 to 1763. Britain’s pyrrhic victory proved to be detrimental‚ correspondingly to an immense amount of losses and national debt‚ approximately

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    history’s greatest wars. This war was between the North (the states that did not have any slaves otherwise known as non -slave states) and the South (the states that ha slaves otherwise known as slave states). The North (otherwise known as the Union) won this war. The North won because they simply outnumbered the South (otherwise known as the Confederacy). After four years of hard fighting‚ the South just stopped receiving reinforcements like the North continued to get. The Union had certain advantages

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    further argue that not every nation benefited from the industrial revolution of the1688 for different reasons. Acemoglu et al (2012)‚ argue‚ some groups have intentionally kept their people in poverty to ensure that their grip on power remains unshaken‚ i.e.‚ improving the lives of others might mean distributing their political power‚ or even losing their political and economic privileges that absolutism grants them. Examples of these case include the Communist Party of North Korea‚ and sugar planters

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    On October 13th of 1812‚ Americans raid Queenston Heights‚ hoping to capture Queenston Heights and possibly Detroit. The battle is fought‚ ending with British with a gain and loss. During September of 1812‚ Americans started to bring together an army of soldiers‚ which would attack Queenston Heights‚ (which is close to the town Queenston). They created a plan to cut the British supplies to Detroit. On October 12th‚ 1812‚ the Americans launched their New York militia‚ which contained of citizens

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    century expansion became a key theme across the face of Early Modern Europe; this caused the sixteenth century to acquire the retrospective name of the Age of Expansion or Age of Discovery. According to the historian Richard Mackenney the cause of European expansion during this period can be explained in terms of three major symptoms: overseas discovery‚ population growth and price inflation all of which are tied together in a complex multiplicity making in difficult to isolate one symptom from the

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    In 1848‚ Americans wanted to expand their country by taking Texas. Although they did end up marking new territory in Texas I disagree with the decision. During the process they caused hurt feeling towards Native Americans. In addition to‚ they made mexico relent them because of the way they handled the situation. Lastly‚ they did a lot of the things they did because of greed. John O’Sullivan‚ very vocal american citizen‚ says that America wanted the expansion because it would bring peace and happiness

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    (1881-1914)‚ many of the European powers went after Africa and invaded many of the countries. During the European Scramble for Africa‚ there were different actions and reactions from different countries. Some of the African countries just let the European countries take control and chose not to fight‚ due to lack of technology and resources; other African countries signed deals and treaties‚ and the rest refused to be controlled and negated any relations to the European powers. There was many countries

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    revolution of the mindset of the general public of North America (hell‚ Europe too but I’ll stick to our side of the ocean). Our democracy is not the problem‚ the fact that our democracy has sold its soul to capitalism is the problem; transnational corporations have extreme amounts of control and their grip on earth and its people is strengthening (If you get a chance to watch THE CORPORATION then do so‚ it explains this all very well and why it is terrible). The idea that capitalism has

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    In 1868‚ the people of Cuba first sought to be relinquished from the hold that Spain had so tightly on their country after being under Spanish control for about four hundred years. The Spanish government had become very oppressive toward the citizens of Cuba in their actions. They took away their seat of influence in the Spanish government while still remaining in charge which angered the Cubans. In addition to releasing their seat of political influence the Catholic Church lost its status of respect

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