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    which had also affected Africa. This is how the Berlin Conference‚ slavery‚ imperialism had affected Africa in many ways. Slavery was a big problem in Africa‚ because of the “European slave trade.” Merchants had before sold gold‚ but were now selling slaves. Slavery would even happen by Africans‚ taking more Africans to sell. There was a thing called the “triangle trade” which brought goods and slaves from Africa to the Americas‚ then once they got to the Americas‚ they would unload

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    the same trades and information would be spread differently. Labor wouldn’t of been so cheap but slavery made it so that it was cheap and easy for the owners. Music would be completely different and food would be different. There wouldn’t be an America‚ Spanish and African culture would different as far as Spanish .There may not be much disease and genetic mutations. I couldn’t see another resource being tactful or long lasting it would take more time I feel like

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    For instance‚ although the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki caused many casualties‚ it offered the best choice for a quick and easy defeat of Japan. In his official announcement of the bombing‚ US president Harry S. Truman stated: “It was to spare the Japanese people from utter destruction that the ultimatum of July 26 was issued at Potsdam.” It appears he did what he thought was right. According to McGeorge Bundy‚ a journalist‚ the bomb was

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    had detonated the first atomic bomb at Los Alamos‚ New Mexico. The Manhattan project started in 1941 as a race with germany to develop the first atomic bomb. The project cost about 2 billion dollars and 120‚000 people worked on it. Truman did not want to risk the lives of American soldiers if the allies were to invade Japan. Consequently‚ he ordered the use of the atomic bomb. The Manhattan project had long been underway. Julius Robert Oppenheimer aka the “father of the atomic bomb”‚ led a committee

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    The Mongols‚ the Crusades‚ and the age of exploration the world majorly with new technology advances‚ affecting biology‚ and also affecting trade. The Mongols had new and inventive weapons that no one in the world had seen before. They had also affected the genepool. Mongols had the largest empire in history‚ and no empire shall be as big and as glorious as this empire was. The Crusades brought new technology to life when they decided to take ideas from the Moslems more advanced technology. The disease

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    of people‚ Although he is a great man in the world‚ he made many contributions to the world‚ however he still hated by the world. There are some examples of Hitler’s impacts that affect the world.According to written records‚ Hitler killed a lot of Jews‚ because the traditional idea of Germany said Jews are bad.Hitler did a lot of good things to Germany‚ he ruined many unequal treaties‚ He can claim to “rebuilt Germany”.1 Hitler killed a lot people‚ there are three points

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    On ​ August 6‚ 1945‚ the United States of America dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima‚ Japan. The United States was justified to do this because of the unprovoked attack and bombing of Pearl Harbor‚ Hawaii‚ which occurred three years prior to the bombing of Hiroshima‚ and it was necessary to stop the war because it saved thousands of American lives. Until then‚ the fight had never been on United States soil. The innocent civilians of Japan did not have to worry about being killed on their land until

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    The Atomic Bomb: Beneficial or Disastrous? Was dropping the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of World War II the most affective action that the United States could have taken? In the American eyes it was a good punishment on Japan in response to the Pearl Harbor attacks on December 7‚ 1941. The way the Japanese leaders launched the fighter planes that came in a destroyed many U.S. naval ships and took thousands lives‚ including soldiers and innocent bystanders‚ was a completely immoral

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    country. While it may seem that this is solely a European problem based on the past two example the United States was no saint either. The United States is famous for staging coups and propping up dictators in foreign countries specifically in Latin America but they

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    The U.S was affected by World War II in many ways. It affected the U.S economically‚ socially‚ and caused America to be established as a major world power. This war lead to accelerated major breakthroughs in science and a revolution of the tax structure previously put in place. It intensified the power of big business and sparked the mechanization of agriculture and agribusiness. It also vastly increased the amount of organized labor. Women became a very big part of the work force because men were

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