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    religious beliefs between Christendoms and Muslims. The conflict was first begun for the crown of Granada. The kingdom of Granada was a place of Muslims majority. Once the crown was captured by the shared diplomacy of Ferdinand and Isabella (the King and Queen of separate kingdoms). Their shared diplomacy enabled Muslims to continue living in Granada. However‚ Christian diplomats made significantly difficult‚ due to their high prejudice against Muslims. Conde de Tendilla the governor of Granada pressured

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    the bloodiest conflicts in the history of the humankind surrounded by many different theories‚ why it has emerged and how it could have been avoided. In order to fully understand the origins of World War One‚ I am going to start analysing European diplomacy from 1870’s when the war was still avoidable. The first major changes in Europe were made when France lost the Franko-Prussian war and Otto von Bismarck united the Germany. Britain was a well economically established country and Russia was going

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    North or South? Civil War.

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    against her‚ and an army of soldiers men brought up on horseback‚ with guns in their hands.” (from Senator James Henry Hammond’s “Cotton is King‚” Document Library‚ March 4‚ 1858) The Confederates have their advantages and weaknesses in their economy‚ diplomacy‚ and military and so do the Union. However‚ the Confederacy stood above the Union with their advantages of the southern states. They were determined to protect their laws to maintain the efficiency of their country after secession from the Union

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    Neutrality of the Vatican

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    being neutral and committing itself from the beginning to a policy of ciliation that pronounced church diplomacy. Neutrality to the Vatican meant that they would remain apart from two powers‚ and to preserve an environment where the church can successfully conduct freely and open. The policy of Pope Pius XII seen by historians‚ is consistent with an abiding tradition of Vatican diplomacy. During political outbreaks through the "depression years"‚ this tradition was portrayed and translated by

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    The Conquest of Mexico The Spaniards‚ in the conquest of the Mexican people‚ relied just as heavily on chance and luck as they did on their on their skills on diplomacy and military prowess. The sicknesses that the Spaniards brought over with them in addition to the political situation that the Mexica had established with their neighbors is what really brought about the downfall of the great Mexican civilizations. In addition to these factors there was also the fact that up to this point in history

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    how to deal with relations between cultures of differing beliefs and ideologies. Madeline Albright’s “Faith and Diplomacy” suggests that religion is a key factor in such international relations‚ and is necessary to adjust one’s policies and strategies in order to deal with international and intra-national disputes. Albright appears to draw many of her ideas presented in “Faith and Diplomacy” from Kwame Anthony Appiah’s works on “cosmopolitanism.” As such‚ Albright does exemplify Appiah’s call for a

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    the idea of power is developing and evolving. In addition‚ the concept of "soft power" by Joseph Nye is perceived as a counter-argument to the perspective of "hard power" or realism (Nye‚ 1990). This thesis further argues that this gives a valuable insight into power literature in IR. In this sense‚ it also constitutes an argument for not seeing power only from a realist perspective. Despite all the arguments regarding soft power‚ we have to admit that soft power has a special place in IR after

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    How media has changed the nature of politics Introduction Newspapers‚ television‚ and the Internet. These media have greatly changed of human history‚ the lives of people and interpersonal relationships. In the process of change‚ The media also gradually change and affect the state-to-state relations‚ international politics and the world situation. First of all‚ let ’s talk about the role and influence of the media on the political

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    Analyze the responses to TWO of the following to Secretary of State John Hay’s view that the Spanish American War was “a splendid little war”; William Jennings Bryan‚ Theodore Roosevelt‚ Alfred Thayer Mahan‚ Emilio Aguinaldo When Secretary of State John Hay stated that the Spanish American War was a “splendid little war”‚ he received mixed responses from people such as William Jennings Bryan‚ Theodore Roosevelt‚ Alfred Thayer Mahan‚ and Emilio Aguinaldo. Some people of the Philippines‚ especially

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    War II to be wrong and that it is a false conclusion. Kimball’s novel is painless to follow. He takes excessive research and put his ideas in writing in a brief but comprehensive fashion. He writes of all of the burdens and complications of diplomacy that resulted in the Allied alliance. Kimball backs his historical analysis with primary sources‚ which contributes to his novels credibility. He uses sources that express the consistency and compatibility between Roosevelt and Churchill. Kimball

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