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    Korean War

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    The Korean War In history‚ there have been a lot of wars dividing and colonizing countries for many reasons. From the event of cold war‚ there was a strong conflict between the U.S. and the Soviet Union‚ democracy and communism. The U.S. fought for the south part of Korea against the Soviet Union and China whereas Russia had their influences in North Korea. Through the Korean War‚ as also known as the Unforgotten War‚ Korea became the only a divided country by the 38th parallel. Throughout Korean

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    Microsoft and Others: Developing software for How Companies Do Business Since Microsoft was established‚ their primary focus was on operating system and software for inside the computer‚ but in recent years Microsoft started to shift its strategy in order to gain ground and dominate the desktop software market. The new strategy is to write software for several industries‚ and expending the number of industries as it succeeds‚ Microsoft first step was hire business technology professionals who

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    Cold War

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    After the Second World War ended the Cold War began. The Cold War was a struggle between America and the USSR. The cold War impacted places all around the globe such as Latin America‚ Asia‚ and Europe. During the Cold War the continent of Europe was divided. (Doc. 1) Western Europe was non-communist while Eastern Europe was communist. During the Cold War the U.S and USSR were known as the superpowers. The American led military alliance was called Nato while the Soviet led alliance was called

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    Opium War

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    More specifically‚ opium addiction which was the cause of the opium war opium war Was a war between the british and chinese the british didn’t like the chineses trading terms and wanted more tea ‚silk‚ and porcelains but the chinese thought trade would ruin their culture and had no need for anything the british made. But opium

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    War and Economy

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    Business of War It seems to be in this day and age that there is a general conclusion that war actually benefits the economy. Through decreasing unemployment by creating jobs as well as allowing those now employed to spend in the retail sector‚ it may seem as though war is an economic necessity to bring countries out of economic depression. This economic cycle of employment and spending may seem to benefit the economy as a whole‚ however in reality there is a much different truth to how war effects

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    Cawthon On War

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    two accounts about World War II. The author of the article ’When I Arrived The War Was Over’ is a young pilot during World War II. This is one of the major differences between him and the author of ’St. Lo’‚ who is a foot soldier in the war. They each play very different wars in the same war‚ and their stories reflect that. Their different positions during affect the amount of danger they experience‚ the amount and type of violence they witnessed‚ and their view of the war. Cawthon (the author

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    E-learning

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    technology. Please send an email if you have any suggestions for additional questions to be included. And good luck with your elearning! What is e-learning? E-learning is instruction that is delivered electronically‚ in part or wholly — via a Web browser‚ such as Netscape Navigator‚ through the Internet or an intranet‚ or through multimedia platforms such CD-ROM or DVD. Increasingly — as higher bandwidth has become more accessible — it has been identified primarily with using the Web‚ or an intranet’s

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    Women in War

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    Women at War In the years before the Civil War‚ the lives of American women were shaped by a set of ideals that historians call “the Cult of True Womanhood.” As men’s work moved away from the home and into shops‚ offices and factories‚ the household became a new kind of place to private‚ feminized domestic sphere. “True women” devoted their lives to creating a clean‚ comfortable‚ nurturing home for their husbands and children. During the Civil War‚ American women turned their attention to

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    Cold War

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    The Cold War: the Balance of Power & Strategic Deterrence When I was in the White House‚ I was confronted with the challenge of the Cold War. Both the Soviet Union and I had 30‚000 nuclear weapons that could destroy the entire earth and I had to maintain the peace. Jimmy Carter Cold war (a term coined by the English writer George Orwell) was a prolonged state of military and political tension between the two major powers that emerged at the end of the second world war‚ namely The Union

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    The Cold War

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    Erik Charles Dixon Jr. Professor Richard Byington AMH 2020- American History (1877-Present) July 26‚2016 The Cold War Conflict That Led to the Split Up The Cold War was a time of hostility between the Soviet Union and the United States that lasted from 1945 to 1990. The United States and the Soviet Union both wanted to make their mark on the world by spreading their ideas and values‚ the United States wanted to spread democracy and freedom while the Soviet Union wanted to spread Communism

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