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    The Cold War is a prolonged state of tension and hostility held between the two major powers‚ namely the Soviets and the Americans after post-world war-two period. The term "turning point" implies that the Berlin blockade caused a turn of events and instigated the outbreak of the Cold War. Therefore‚ the statement made is only accurate to the extent that the Berlin Blockade was the direct factor regarding the outbreak of Cold War‚ yet it was not the only factor that sparked it off. Rather‚ it was

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    The First Emperor Qin: An Analysis of the End of the Warring States and the Unification of China in Zhang Yimou’s “Hero” (2002) This historical study will define the end of the Warring States and the rise of a unified China under the leadership of First Emperor Qin. Emperor Qin had ruled from 220-210 B.C. through the military might of the Qin armies‚ which ended the period of the Warring States (260-210 B.C.). More so Emperor Qin sought to unite these differing factions by introducing a newly

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    in surrounding countries. According to Hodge‚ the Big Stick diplomacy had ‘five central foundations’‚ which included(). In summary it meant that America had interest in the surrounding countries such as Venezuela and Panama. Meaning America had a position of authority and no threat from European countries like Britain and Spain‚ who known for their empire’s at the time. The most notable example of Teddy Roosevelt Big Stick diplomacy was in 1902 when Roosevelt threated Britain and Germany to send

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    their diplomacy‚ also being able to live in peace among the French and English and therefore having them continue to stay neutral in the event of the revolution. A diplomatic skill the Iroquois confederation possessed is viewing their relationship with the French on terms of “Uncle”‚ “Brother” and “Nephew”‚ instead of the view Father – Child‚ the French had laid down. (112). Considering the hierarchical view of the Iroquois‚ it surprising that they didn’t manage to maintain their diplomacy and neutrality

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    Nations organisation is in New York City‚ which makes the city the heart of diplomacy and democracy. This complex of several buildings is located by the Turtle Bay in Manhattan. Each year‚ the Heads of each and every country of the World visits this place to participate in the annual session of the General Assembly of the United Nations. This sessions are of extremely big importance for the development of the World’s diplomacy because you can find all of the relevant factors in World’s politics in one

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    implement the Enlightenment ideas and the French saw that‚ so they decided to follow  America’s example. For instance‚ the Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen was  directly inspired by the American’s Declaration of Independence.   2. IDEALS/DIPLOMACY: As my group has previously stated‚ the Declaration of Rights of  Man and Citizen Was was based on the American Declaration for Independence. Their  declaration was inspired by America‚ it began as a way to form a new political  blueprint‚ like America

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    other countries where it has no official status. The second reason is English is the language of science‚ aviation‚ business‚ diplomacy‚ and tourism. Many business deals in Hong Kong are conducted in English. 60% of all scientific papers and journals are written in English. Over 70% of all mail is written and addressed in English. Most international tourism‚ aviation and diplomacy is mainly conducted in English. I remember there have an example in the lecture Chinese plot have poor English

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    During John F. Kennedy’s presidency‚ he used the “flexible response” method in order to avoid conflict. The flexible response method was a method that did not allow weapons to be used. The flexible response had many different options so that it can enhance the credibility towards the United States‚ but also made it risky towards them because they either had to respond in all levels or not respond at all. In the article‚ Kennedy mentioned that “he wanted to deter all wars‚ general or limited‚ nuclear

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    survival and that the Soviet Union was not solely to blame for the Cold War. Revisionists such as William A. Williams explained the emergence of the Cold War in terms of “dollar diplomacy”. Revisionists view the U.S foreign policy as inherently linked to the needs of Capitalism. In his work‚ The Tragedy of American Diplomacy‚ William argued that the U.S traditional policy of “Open Door” which has sought to serve the expansion of national economy had precipitated the Cold War. The Open-Door policy

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    What were the short-term significances of the Crimean War of 1854-1856 in terms of foreign policy? The Crimean War was a momentous event in the amendment of foreign policy. Several short-term significances stemmed from the war shaping Britain’s global position‚ alongside initiating a new aggressive policy led by Palmerston[1] and creating the ‘world power’ ideology. Faults in the military mismanagement‚ and the failure of Aberdeen’s government led to the realization of the need for reform. Depicted

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