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    he time period after the American Revolution was a challenging time for the fledgling nation called the United States. The United States although did not have enough military power to exert to make other countries recognize its influence on World Affairs‚ the United States used other creative ways to prop up its interests in World Affairs. Three ways through which the US sought to enhance its interests in World Affairs was through The Treaty of San Lorenzo(TSL)‚ The War of 1812 and the Monroe Doctrine(MD)

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    In a world of perfection there would be no hunger‚ no poverty‚ and no crime‚ but no such world can truly exist. There will always be suffering‚ hurt‚ anguish‚ and despair. Yet‚ shouldn ’t we strive to provide a good future for all? This concept of the most amount of good for the most amount of people is called Utilitarianism. Contrary to popular belief‚ the United States doesn ’t believe in such a state of being. Instead‚ through capitalism and economic globalization the United States has proven

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    Marshall History 202 Paper #1: New Worlds For All In early America the exchanges between European and native cultures catalyzed changes in the two cultures themselves. The interaction of the two cultures diffused into cultural‚ biological and economic exchanges. The result of these changes shaped further interactions between the cultures for future generations within each of the two cultures. Cultural diffusion is an inevitable product of the interaction of two worlds. Cultures exchange many things

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    and raw materials around the globe and the connection forged between distant areas of the world are at the very core of the grand transformation. Cotton factories towered above all other forms of European and North American manufacturing. Cotton growing dominated the U.S. economy throughout much of the nineteenth century. Cotton also was the cradle of industrialization in virtually every other part of the world. Cotton created a large industrial proletariats in Europe‚ and also created new manufacturing

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    Are Robber Barons a plus or a minus to the world back during the 1800’s? The Robber Barons used cartels‚ monopolies‚ and trusts to put themselves above everybody else. Immigrants coming in to the states were almost immediately thrown into jobs‚ but also could be let go at a moment’s notice. These Elitists made employees work harder as they sought ways to pay them less. Because they ascribed to the theory of Social Darwinism‚ if they thought an employee was weak or could not keep up they would simply

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    Slavery started in the U.S. to help with farming in the South. Southern landowners needed more labor to help with farming so they started to use slaves. The use of slaves also helped their economy because farming was the basis of Southern economy. Slavery first began in the Jamestown Colony. Slaves in the colonies were laborers‚ artisans‚ drivers‚ etc. But there was violence between races as slaves rebelled. When slaves revolted colonists had them severely punished which showed that they would do

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    months preceding America’s entrance into the second World War‚ skepticism about US involvement‚ particularly by more conservative minds was naturally very high. But by the time America had wholly committed to active engagement in World War II‚ disputes over isolationism versus interventionism had transformed into new‚ more pressing issues of the time. Regarding price controls and rationing of consumer goods and civil rights for African Americans‚ voices by partisans of either side rang like sirens

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    live in a world today where most people view the world in one perspective‚ their perspective. This is because people want to believe in what makes sense to them and because it’s simple and easy. But to get a good worldview you have to look through the lens of the remaining 7 billion people also living in this world. How people understand and look at the world affects on how they relate to other people of different beliefs. Some people express hate and others practice peace. This depends on how you view

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    Over the years automobiles have changed and impacted the US. “How can I show the history and mechanics of the US automobile to explain the growth and success of the US economy?” The first automobile companies in the US sparked the nation’s want for luxurious‚ fast‚ and reliable vehicles. In the early 1900’s Henry Ford begin the first to mass produce his vehicles. Which would later lead on to a multi billion dollar company. Henry Ford was the first to mass produce the gasoline automobile in the

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    Political Actor Model-Rational decisions only based on how it is going to impact them politically Organizational Actor Model- What are the decisions are going to impact the organization(what committee one might be on) Elitist Actor Model-Elites making the decision that will benefit themselves and other elite’s.(most prevalent model in our history) Idiosyncratic Actor Model-Charismatic leader that had the power and leadership role to do it because he can. Historiography-what historians

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