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    On the dark‚ tragic‚ day of November 22nd‚ 1963‚ the 35th President of the United States‚ John Fitzgerald Kennedy‚ was murdered in Dallas‚ Texas. Seven days later‚ the newly sworn in President‚ Lyndon B. Johnson‚ created The Warren Commission‚ to give the public the truthful knowledge concerning the events relating to the assassination. According to the Warren Commission‚ Lee Harvey Oswald solely killed Kennedy‚ and wounded Texas Governor John Connally. It also came to the conclusion that Jack Ruby

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    consideration. States have to always be ready to the worst. They should have the ability to defend themselves against any real threat that threatening the security. They have to be prepared for the unexpected things that might happen‚ such as a military coup in the neighbor state because it eventually might affect its

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    in Tehran‚ Iran. On November 4th‚ 1979‚ 60 American hostages were captured by the furious revolutionary protesters. Being seized by the mob‚ the hostages lived with their freedom and privacy deprived. Even though this historical crisis has ended in 1981‚ it remains as one of the highly discussed issues among historians and politics today. It all started In the year 1951. A British company‚ Anglo-Iranian Oil Company began to interfere with the oil industry of Iran. It was the

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    f. PAKISTAN RELATION WITH IRAN 3. Conclusion 4. Bibliography 1. Pre 9/11 foreign policy of Musharraf As was the case in previous military governments‚ Musharraf intent was to return Pakistan to civilian rule as soon as feasible. The chief executive plan to achieve this goal was similar in certain aspects to that put forward by Ayub Khan. The action of Pakistan generals was coldly received by many in the outside world. Washington was quick to criticize the coup leader and US President signaled

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    Did We Really Win the Cold War? Most people would say yes‚ we did win the Cold War. We accomplished some of our goals‚ the biggest being the collapse of the USSR. I personally believe that‚ even though we won by "last man standing" terms‚ the consequences that sprung from our actions in the past and present constitute as a loss. My first example would be the fear of nuclear weapons‚ and the actions that followed it. During the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962‚ we were at the closest we had ever

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    Why was Khrushchev toppled from power in 1964? Nikita Khrushchev‚ though not the most likely successor to Stalin‚ became the leader of the USSR in 1953 and was toppled from power in 1964 after a Coup in which his policies were attacked by his colleagues. They accused him of being contradictory towards Lenin’s teachings‚ especially in his agricultural and industrial policies‚ in being an unfitted leader and erratic in his approach‚ as well as being reckless over the Cuban Missiles Crisis and West

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    are the questions that have motivated the researcher to undertake a thorough research for answers. Research Question What were the factors that led to the Cuban Revolution and when did they originate? Research Essay The day was July 26‚ 1953. A group of

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    government is forced to democratize. Military Dictatorships The military tightly rules the country. Democratic Consolidation This refers to when the democracy of a country has been ingrained into the institutions of a country. Military Coup A military coup is when the military forcibly takes over the government. Illiberal Democracy Illiberal democracies have a procedural democracy‚ but some rights have been limited. Rule of Law Each citizen of the country‚ no matter what role they play

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    Evaluate the US role as “World Police” particularly in its relations with: Iraq US support for Iraq during the Iraq-Iran War. Foreign Materiel Acquisition and Bear Spares: The United States assisted Iraq through a military aid program known as "Bear Spares". U.S. military made sure that spare parts and ammunition for Soviet or Soviet-style weaponry were available to countries which sought to reduce their dependence on the Soviets for defense needs. If the "Bear Spares" were manufactured outside

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    Reflection of the Cold War The Cold War‚ from 1945 to 1991‚ is one of the most important periods of time that has greatly influenced and shaped the modern world. It was not just a battle between two super powers‚ the USA and the Soviet Union‚ but also a clash of two really popular ideologies during that time. There was the American claim of fighting for freedom and democracy and the Soviet claims of fighting for the interests of the workers and the common people. Now in theory‚ these ideologies

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