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    enforce its decrees? I doubt if anyone will advocate that. . . . If you do not do so‚ Mr. President‚ what will your league amount to? . . . In its last analysis the proposition is force to destroy force‚ conflict to prevent conflict‚ militarism to destroy militarism‚ war to prevent war. In its last analysis it must be that if it has any sanction behind its judgment at all. There is where the difficulty lies. . . . Copyright O 1991by Educational Testing Service‚ Princeton‚ NJ. AU‚rights resewed

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    Since the minister of education declared that schools were run not for the benefit of the students but for the good of the country‚ militarism was enforced in Japanese schools. Elementary teachers were trained like military recruits with student-teachers housed in barracks and subjected to harsh discipline and indoctrination. They were trained to kill Chinese. It was commonplace for teachers

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    How did World War 1 Start? Mr Johnson Due date: Friday 18th of October 861 words By Matthew Chen World war 1 was ultimately caused by imperialism. Different nations wanted control over more land and to be the dominant nation in Europe. The assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his wife Sophie was a small but very powerful event that led to the beginning of a very long chain of events. Alliances between lots of different countries also contributed to World War 1

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    To what extent was Germany responsible for causing World War One? To what extent was Germany responsible for causing World War One? In August‚ 1914‚ 6 million men mobilised for war on the European continent. It was the bloodiest war that had been fought yet in history due to huge advances in weapons and technology. This question of who was to blame for the war has been debated many times by many historians. Germany was responsible for its beginning to some extent but that extent can be argued

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    relations‚ one female in office cannot make a notably change in the patterns of the administration. It will take an increase in the women legislative body of government that we will confirm whether there is a progression in the direction of reduced militarism. Gallagher (1993) projected three constructive conclusions of more women coming into the political arena: more collaborative policies‚ more diplomatic strategies and directives‚ and more democratic viewpoints

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    more men than women worldwide." It is no exaggeration to say sex ratios and global security are inextricably linked. This imbalance will create the ideal circumstances for increased violence‚ aggression‚ risk-taking‚ political instability and militarism during the next 50 years. As a girl‚ I have more than a niggling belief that in a world where violence is pervasive and girls are sold being a rare commodity and married without consent in an increasingly violent world will not result in a beneficial

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    Because of the nationalistic efforts of the Black Hand‚ Austria-Hungary started a war against Serbia‚ sparking a conflict that eventually grew to be World War I. Additionally‚ nationalism also influenced militarism and caused a vicious rivalry between European countries. “The next year‚ in an attempt to compensate for its small empire‚ Germany enacted the Second Naval Law‚ intending to build a navy capable of challenging the British Royal Navy in combat.

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    Political propaganda is the core of political campaign advertising. Whether it is the any countries political campaign advertising‚ are designed to spread through the advertising form of this propaganda to posters‚ television and other specific carrier for a certain interest groups. For interest groups in the political campaign‚ advertising is no longer just visual and aesthetic art‚ but practical art‚ its practical effect is the greatest degree of play. In the history of political propaganda‚ there

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    On July 28th‚ 1914‚ WWI had begun; one of the most destructive and deadly wars in all of history. Preceding this‚ tensions were raging between all dominant countries‚ including; Austria-Hungary‚ France‚ Germany‚ Great Britain‚ Italy‚ and Russia. Untrustworthy and ruthless partnerships had been formed between‚ nearly‚ the entire world. An alliance of; France‚ Ireland‚ Russia‚ and the United Kingdom‚ became known as the Triple Entente. And on the other hand‚ the Triple Alliance was composed. The Triple

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    The causes of World War I included a growing rate of militarism‚ which was accompanied by an arms race. Also imperialism‚ as economics and fighting for colonies among the European nations were prevalent. Alliances such as The Triple Alliance and The Triple Entente also started the war along side nationalism. The effects of the war included 8.5 million deaths just from soldiers‚ 16.1 million in total‚ higher taxes‚ rationing of food and other products‚ a propaganda war‚ and famine. Germany was blamed

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