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    They thought it was going to be easy to defeat the chinese but they were mistaken. It was not going to be an easy win if they wanted to expand their empire they were going to have to work hard. The japanese expansion began in 1931. The Japanese didn’t expect it to last as long as it did and it had a extremely impact on their economy. They realized China was going to be too hard they had made various attempts and had failed. They decided to move on and look into the European‚ resource rich colonies

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    damaged”. Truman also failed to inform the world of the radiation effects‚ which officials did know would be disastrous. Cancer being the most documented long term effect‚ even in the children of the survivors. Truman’s perspective is fully justifiable‚ at the time he made an informed decision for his country‚ a decision he believed was right‚ although its seems to me it had always been his first choice‚ he did state that it was his “hardest decision to date”. He made plenty of statements in the years

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    University Library. It was during this time that he began to read Marxist literature. In 1921‚ he became a founder member of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and set up a branch in Hunan. In 1923‚ the Kuomintang (KMT) nationalist party had allied with the CCP to defeat the warlords who controlled much of northern China. Then in 1927‚ the KMT leader Chiang Kai-shek launched an anti-communist

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    diseases. To a certain extent‚ religious biases were introduced as the Mongols dominated Eurasia. Although it’s not completely certain‚ the emperor of the Mongols seemed to favor Catholicism as stated in the letter written by Friar John. Genghis Khan did reject the invitation to adopt the Catholic faith with a resonable excuse but praised the Christians.

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    How Did Ww2 Affect America

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    was over‚ Americans’ didn’t celebrate long. They started to worry about the effect of peace. During the war factories were change to produce products for the war. So‚ clothing‚ shoes‚ and household were every short around this time period. People began to worry about the soldiers that were coming. The soldiers would have a difficult time coming home because everything was destroyed and they didn’t have many jobs for them to come home to. There was 12 million soldiers coming home and was going to

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    How Did Hitler Lose Ww2

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    pact‚ Hitler had always planned to take the Soviet Union‚ invading on June 22‚ 1941. Stalin was appropriately shocked‚ and resorted to “scorched-earth tactics’‚ burning villages to the ground‚ in order to deny Hitler’s troops any supplies. The Germans did not have access to warm clothing or blankets during the Russian winter‚ and Hitler refused a retreat‚ losing the German armies 1.3 million men. Hitler’s invasion of the Soviet Union not only lost his armies 40% of their available troops‚ but it paved

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    Benjamin Butler‚ he argued that the violation of the Tenure of Office Act was indeed unconstitutional‚ that which eight of the eleven articles of impeachment covered‚ and that Johnson disrespected Congress in such a vile manner. Ever since the trial began‚ Republicans didn’t want it to be fair for Andrew Johnson because they were bent on seeing him being thrown out of the White House. In terms of evidence‚ some things that could have been used to defend Johnson were rejected. Ridiculously‚ imaginary

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    How Did Mania Cause Ww1

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    the biggest and best military. Great Britain and Germany both significantly increased their navies during World War 1. Later‚ Germany and Russia began to develop public policy. With the countries increasing their military‚ this made them more confident in participating

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    From our earliest school days we have been aware of Christopher Columbus and of how he found the Americas; however what else is known about the voyage? Has a deeper perspective been taken on the subject? Consider what influenced him to travel‚ what led him to being able to explore‚ how did he win over the support of those who financed his voyages‚ or even what else he accomplished while he was venturing. For no reason in particular teachers have left out key details as mentioned previously‚ after

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    the expected lifestyle of royalty. Some years later‚ Siddhārtha left his palace to live a life away from luxury and find enlightenment. He went into meditation‚ however‚ he found that it did not bring him profound knowledge or peace‚ and stopped‚ picking up extreme asceticism instead. He went into the forest and began to deny himself basic necessities such as sufficient nourishment. After six years‚ this practice got him no closer to enlightenment‚ and he finally passed out from

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