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    Many factors contribute to a group of people failing to accomplish a goal‚ but the stubbornness of participants is often a leading cause. This can be seen in the Senate’s failure to ratify the Treaty of Versailles in 1919‚ due to the feud between President Woodrow Wilson and the Internationalists‚ and Henry Cabot Lodge and the Reservationists. The Internationalists believed that the Treaty of Versailles‚ specifically Article Ten‚ should be passed the way it was‚ with no changes to the Collective

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    Germany‚ Italy and Austria – Hungary to support each other militarily in case of an attack. The Triple Entente that formed in 1904 with Britain‚ France and Russia. The last cause of the war was the industrial revolution‚ in other words militarism. Militarism is associated with technology weapons. Such as cars‚ bombs‚ machine guns‚ submarines‚ bullets‚ dynamites etc. Industrial development was very important in order to be powerful. In this new war armies used cars and not horses. Another point

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    warfare‚ and the rise and fall of the totalitarian dictators. The production and distribution of goods affected people’s lives completely. New innovations and new inventions spurred the industrial growth. The scale of warfare was resulted from Militarism‚ the Alliances‚ Imperialism‚ and Nationalism; also from the new technology and weapons. The rise of totalitarian dictators was one of the major changes that altered the history of the world. Each of the impacts has affected the history of the world

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    believe that Germany simply created conditions for war‚ while others argue her long planned war of aggression. Therefore‚ to assess the validity if the above statement‚ it’s vital to consider the long-term causes of imperialism‚ nationalism and militarism as well the short-term origins of war from all those Great Powers. Looking back upon the statement‚ it would be helpful to analyze just how much responsibility Germany carried. In the long term‚ back in the early 1870’s‚ it is noteworthy to remember

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    A wide array of issues face President Barack Obama as he enters his second term. Although he and Vice President Joe Biden were officially sworn in on Sunday‚ Obama took the opportunity on Monday to address some of his legislative priorities. More broadly than that‚ the speech was remarkable for its clear and unapologetic defense of Progressive ideas. Although there were many aspects of the speech that reminded me of the 2012 campaign (“America’s prosperity must rest upon the broad shoulders of a

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    From the way a nation treats another nation‚ state to state‚ city to city‚ person to person‚ it is apparent that many people choose inaction to leave events of pain in the dark. At a larger scale‚ countries and their social‚ economic‚ and political viewpoints tend to cause great blindness and the turn of heads toward the needs of ordinary citizens. This vision held by some was the most common reasoning behind the inaction of nations around the world between the years 1933 and 1945‚ also known as

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    The reasons leading to this conflict are the interests of the different allies‚ the ideological differences‚ and militarism. (Islam for today) The first and basically far most important reason is the ideological conflict. Lebanon’s population is geographically divided. The south is mostly populated by the Shia sect and the north is populated by Sunnis‚ the Minorities

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    W.G (1995). The Rise of Modern Japan: Political‚ Economic and Social Change Since 1850. St. Martin’s Press‚ New York. Pg.70-96. GlobalSecurity.org (2008). Meiji military. Retrieved April 27‚ 2012. Gordon‚ B. (2000‚ March). Japan ’s march toward militarism. Wesleyan.edu. Retrieved April 27‚ 2012. Kublin‚ H. (1949‚ November). The "modern" army of early meiji Japan. The Far East Quarterly‚ pg. 20-41. Nussbaum‚ Louis-Frédéric and Käthe Roth. (2005). Japan encyclopedia. Cambridge: Harvard University Press

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    America and the Great War America and the Great War Robert R. DeVry University Professor: America and the Great War In the early 20th century the European powers‚ driven by nationalist and militarism rivalry‚ had restructured and fortified their soldiers and fleets‚ bringing the European continent to the brink of war. There are many events that led to the military conflict that transpired between 1914-1918 is known as World War I. This war divided Europe and by the

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    and Militarism which required discipline and subordination to the leader of the armed forces – this appealed to Italians who had become disillusioned with democracy/Liberal Italy. • Fascist ideology appealed to a range of people – corporatism offered a ‘Third Way’ between the exploitation of capitalism and the lack of incentives within socialism‚ anticommunism appealed to the middle and upper classes who had seen a rise of socialism before Mussolini’s appointment as PM‚ militarism/expansionism

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