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    The Russian President Prepared by Jonathan Aguilar Prepared for Doctor Cook East Carolina University 20 February 2013 Introduction The collapse of the United Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) led to the formation of a new democratic state. The Russian federation has had three different presidents since its formation and the ratification of its constitution in 1993. The Russian president’s role in the creation of foreign and domestic policies lies within the Russian constitution

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    Melanie · Mar 7‚ 2013 Group 4: Politics and Government (15th April 2013) 18th April Research conference Belize City Topic: Politics and Government •Define politics. •Distinguish between power and authority. •Identify and define Max Weber’s three ideal types of authority. •Describe the four basic types of contemporary political systems: monarchy‚ democracy‚ authoritarianism‚ and totalitarianism. •Discuss the political spectrum‚ special-interest groups‚ watch-dog groups and voter apathy

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    the NSC (National Security Council). In one of the operations‚ the NSC broke the policy of not trading arms with Iran. The NSC sold arms to Iran for U.S. hostages in return. Iran had purchased several TOW missiles and HAWK antiaircraft missiles (Hoff‚ 676). The U.S. made Iran pay an overcharge of thirty million dollars. This angered the Iranians and almost ruined the deal between them. U.S. Marine lieutenant colonel Oliver North was the man who initially proposed to sell weapons to Iran. North also

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    The events leading up to the September 11‚ 2001 or 9/11 attack started way back in 1979 which is when the American Embassy in Iran is stormed by Iranians and embassy staff taken hostage. Then again in 1982 US Embassy in Beirut is bombed by Muslim extremists‚ and when US Marine base in Beirut is bombed by Muslim extremists. 1985‚ the ship the Achille lauro is seized by Muslim extremists and one US citizen is killed by them. 1986‚ a West German nightclub is bombed‚ killing an American‚ by Muslim extremists

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    Peter Scorzelli Exam 3: HIST 1502 Matthew Tribbe‚ Orlando Deavila December 10‚ 2014 Opening the Door to a Conservative Future Founded on the idea of a government “by the people‚ for the people‚” American politics display this ideal‚ with citizens choosing leaders who reflect the view of the public and share the same vision for the country’s future. The late 1960’s into the 1980’s marked the beginning of a major political shift in America. Voters grew tired of the Democratic administration’s failing

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    On September 22‚ 1980‚ Iraq invaded Iran‚ starting a war that continues to devastate both countries. Over one million casualties have been reported. The interest shown in this conventional war had been low due to superpower noninvolvement and restrictions on foreign press agents in the war zone. Yet‚ because of oil resources‚ Southwest Asia has been determined to be of vital interest to the United States. The stability of the entire region is jeopardized by

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    health insurance‚ reform of income taxes‚ protection of human rights. But he just didn’t do much Gave canal land back to Panama; full diplomacy with China’s new leader‚ Deng Xioping; SALT 2 limit nuclear weapons The Middle East- Peace Accords and Hostages: Camp David Accords- el-Sadat (Egypt) and Begin (Israel) met to give autonomy to Palestinians‚ create

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    Members of the National Security Council enlisted the Iranians‚ who had been our mortal enemies‚ to use their influence with Lebanon for the release of seven American hostages. Israel was to send weapons to Iran and in turn‚ the United States would replace the weapons that Israel had sent to the Iranians. The United States would receive the money for these weapons. The anti-Communist rebels in Nicaragua would receive some of

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    The Hizballah has tried to accomplish these goals through the use of terrorism‚ of which 704 attacks were committed from 1991 – 1995 (Information Division: NP). The scope and nature of Hizballah’s terrorist campaign reflect its close dependency on Iranian support for both the ideological and financial levers. Iran donates fast amounts of money to Hizballah‚ which among other things funds the movement’s health and education services. The funds received from Iran in the 1980’s totaled $60-$80 million

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