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    The Treaty of Versailles was intended to be a peace agreement between the Allies and the Germans. The responsible of creating the Treaty of Versailles were the four main leaders of the world: British Prime Minister Lloyd George‚ French Prime Minister Georges Clemenceau‚ Vittorio Orlando from Italy‚ and United States president Wood Wilson. Out of the big three allies‚ France was the country that suffered the most during the war. As Alan Sharp stated‚ French had lost about 1.5 million military troops

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    of chaos by the turn of the 20th century. The political structure was a very imbalanced structure in the sense that it did not seek equality. The imperial known as the Manchus were at the top of this political structure. The Manchus came from Manchuria‚ they ruled from 1644 to 1912 and became nearly conformed into China. The Manchus were known to be the last ruling dynasty to date. They were in charge when the Europeans begun to arrive in vast numbers. Internal trade was very important to China

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    Many people have thought about taking over the world. One man and a huge army almost did so. The Mongol Empire was ruled by the greatest land conqueror of all time. Genghis Khan‚ he and his descendants led them through the three major stages of their reign. Genghis Khan united the different groups of nomads in Asia to create the greatest land conquering empire of all time. Temujin a Mongol chieftain who later became known as Genghis Khan rose to power as a teenager. While still a teenager Khan was

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    Early Settlers People have been living on the Korean peninsula for about half a million years. Archeologists have found ancient evidence of stone chopping tools‚ axes and old pottery in digs in Central Korea . Farming most probably started in the Bronze Age‚ around 3‚500 years ago. Carbonized rice grains and farming tools dating from this period of history have been found at many archeological digs. Geography Geographically‚ the Korean Peninsula points southward from the northeastern corner

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    Assessment Essay To what extent was the League of Nations successful? Introduction The League of Nations was an organization established as a result of the Paris Peace Conference that ended the First World War. The association was founded with the intentions of reducing weaponry and settling feuds between countries. It was also developed to deal with human and drug trafficking‚ labor conditions and global health. The organization’s principal mission was to maintain world peace.  Successes

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    According to an article in the website History‚ the causes of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor are far from few. The country clearly had imperial objectives. In 1937 for example‚ the country invaded China beginning a war that did nothing but help the United States begin to consider Japan a threat in Asia. In 1941‚ Japan occupied French Indochina and controlled the Philippines. The United States imposed an oil embargo to Japan with the objective to weaken its economic strength. The embargo itself

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    The United States’ foreign policy between 1920 and 1940 was based on the idea of creating peace and protecting the country as well as the other nations from getting involve in another international conflict. Even though these were the principals of the foreign policy‚ it was constantly changing and establishing slightly different ideas and points of view on how the U.S’ relationship with other countries should look like throughout that period. After World War I U.S was strongly discouraged by

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    German Domestic Policy 1871-1890 New empire meant a new constitution. Based on the North German confederation of 1867 Federation of states with power and functional divided between them. One federal government and 25 state governments True democracy? Military monarchy/ Semi-autocracy/ Sham constitutional state Inbuilt conflicts of power Emperor and Parliament Monarch head of civil service‚ military Monarch head of civil service‚ military Prussia 60% of population and 2/3 of its territories

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    got support of peasant in the countryside easily as Mao Zedong‚ their leader knew exactly what should be improved or changed‚ and he understood the need of peasants; as he was peasants as well. Factors such as failures of the Guomindang‚ Japanese invasion of China‚ the strengths of the Chinese Communist Party and the characteristics and personal roles of Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-shek need to be taken into account to understand why the Communists gain power rather than the Guomindang in the Civil

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    Jessica Dirkson Professor Hoey HIS330 March 8‚ 2013 Unsuccessful Attempts of International Order in East-Asia In the beginning of the Meiji Era (1868 - 1912)‚ Western attempts to create a stable international order in East Asia increased tremendously. During this time period‚ Japan experienced fundamental changes in its view and interactions with the Western Powers. Previously‚ the Japanese did not have any interest in adopting the international order of the West‚ and continued on a path of

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