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    United States that involvement in foreign affairs had the potential to drag the nation into conflicts and other unnecessary involvements with those countries. Washington recommended that‚ in the best of interests for the American people‚ the country should remain away from any political interaction with foreign forces. Washington’s words were ignored; however‚ as the country got itself involved with European nations while seeking its own interests. Throughout the first fifty years in the history

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    Q3. The Treaty of Versailles occurred after the end of World War I. All nations around the world joined together to write the treaty‚ with the exception of Russia and Germany. Many nations came to get freedom and independence for their countries. Many smaller countries believed that they should get something in return for helping win the war for the western territories. One of the countries looking to receive something or their efforts would be China. China joined World War I on the side of the Allies

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    world’s population which was a bad thing for every other country in Europe. Due to the vast expansion of certain European nations‚ Germany decided to build up their army and navy to combat the development of these nations which then leads into another main cause‚ militarism. When Germany started to develop and expand their army‚ many nations followed suit. Nations would compete with each other to create the largest and most effective military‚ this is referred as an “arms race” . By

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    proclaims itself world police and the protector of freedom and democracy. In 1880’s‚ the U.S. tried to isolate itself from the European politics but very soon people have realized that it is inevitable since America has common interests with European nations. America’s very first step in becoming world’s police was when President Wilson proposed the 14 points during the meeting in Versailles‚ which were 14 points that could provide world stability and peace. Despite the fact that Wilson’s proposition

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    aggressive preparedness. Militarism was a huge part in this war because people walked around feeling as if they had to keep the military on a higher standard than Germany. Germany believed in themselves‚ which made them fight first. Alliances was European nations that formed a balance of power throughout Europe. In document 1‚ alliances was a big thing because in each country they believed in different things. For example‚ they had different point of views on who started the war. Imperialism was the practice

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    Dante wrote of the “universality of man” and envisioned a unified world state Immanuel Kant argued that doing good was an end unto itself rather than a means to some other end • Hope to minimize conflict and maximize cooperation among nations • Focus attention on legal-formal aspects of international relations‚ such as international law and international organizations • Also focus on moral concerns such as human rights Woodrow Wilson • US President Woodrow Wilson

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    I believed that the total war lead to the destruction of many nations political‚ economic‚ and civilian populations because anytime you at war it cost money and World War 1 caused so many financial loses‚ combined with the many lives that was taken on the battlefield and physical destruction. when the war began the countries‚ whom is involved organized they whole populations and economic resources to achieve victory. The civilian population came in factor because they were the ones fighting and losing

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    A. Plan of the Investigation In the dawn of the twentieth century‚ self-defence was the right of a sovereign nation‚ meaning that even during peacetime‚ nations prepared for war. In 1905‚ Count Alfred von Schlieffen‚ chief of the German General Staff‚ finalized the details of his plan‚ whereby Germany would be able to fight a two-front war against both France and Russia. This investigation will evaluate the extent to which the terms of the Schlieffen Plan itself contributed to its failure in 1914

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    War is often times inevitable‚ a conflict between two or more countries may arise and they battle with armed weapons until there is one side which achieves victory. World War One was battled by the Allied Power and the Central Powers; it was a conflict that occurred worldwide. It is often times acknowledged as the First World War‚ and eventuated from 1914 to 1919. No subsequent or former conflict had ever restricted as many soldiers or involved as many in any battle. As the war terminated‚ it

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    idealist who pressed for the union of the world in an effort to end World War 1 and ensure that there were no more wars after the end of World War 1. In terms of effect‚ Wilson’s Fourteen Points ideally would drastically change the way the European nations and the US conducted their affairs.

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