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    The Iran-Contra Affair shows how the Reagan Administration engaged in two major foreign affairs policy blunders due to a fear of Communism. The United States wanted friendly relations with Iran because of its strategic location and they did not want Iran to become friendly with the Russians (Torr 69). Israel agreed to facilitate this relationship by purchasing weapons from the United States that were then sold to Iran. Israel wanted the war with Iraq and Iran to continue so it would weaken them

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    Understanding Power

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    Understanding Power Understanding Power The Indispensable Chomsky © 2002 by Noam Chomsky‚ Peter Rounds Mitchell‚ and John Schoeffel All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced‚ in any form‚ without written permission from the publisher. Published in the United States by The New Press‚ New York‚ 2002 Distributed by W. W. Norton & Company‚ Inc.‚ New York Explanatory footnotes available at www.understandingpower.com ISBN 1-56584-703-2 CIP data available The New

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    Christopher Columbus

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    in his first voyage. Over his lifetime‚ Columbus made four voyages to what he considered the continent of America. In his other voyages‚ Columbus arrived at Jamaica‚ Trinidad‚ Gomera (modern day Canary Islands)‚ and Mosquito Coast (modern day Nicaragua). After reading the material on the website‚ I received a better understanding of exactly what Christopher Columbus did. He may not have discovered the continent of America‚ but he did discover many other countries. Columbus was a major

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    The American Indian Movement (AIM) is a Native American organization in the United States. It was founded in 1968‚ with the purpose to eliminate discriminating against the Native Americans and to establish recognition of their treaty rights. The founders of this organization are Dennis Banks‚ Herb Powless‚ Clyde Belle court‚ Eddie Benton Banai‚ Russell Means‚ and many others. Russel Means is one of the earliest leaders of AIM. He is one of contemporary America’s best-known and prolific activists

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    LTS 1004 3/10/14 Midterm Paper U.S. Expansion into Latin America Throughout the short history of the United States‚ it is clear that the U.S. is an international superpower; its diplomatic policies have reach all corners of the earth. Mainly throughout the 20th century‚ the U.S. government has greatly involved itself in the affairs of a few Latin American nations. The adverse effects resemble the colonialism of South Africa by European nations. Even without colonies in Latin

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    caused trouble. Although‚ no one ever proved her guilty‚ so she escaped punishment. After these events‚ the other inhabitants finally named her – Mania. She went through the years‚ always living up to her name. She lived in almost every orphanage in Nicaragua‚ but‚ after breaking every law before 14 without getting caught‚ no one in the country wanted to take her in. In response‚ she fled. Mania disappeared from the world‚ retreating to a secret lair of sorts. With enough technology to rival Apple itself

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    Cannabis Free Market

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    Although at a global stage the plant is moving towards legalization and acceptance‚ there are many concerns of the implications that will come from the early players involved in the market. Will the United States end up being scene as an exploiter in the global scene? Considering that research displays that minority groups within the United States are exploited and wrongfully targeted‚ it does not take a stretch to content that we will see resource rich countries becoming exploiters in the inevitable

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    toward the Western Hemisphere. The Doctrine was put into action in 1865. Years later in 1904 Latin American leaders were threatening armed intervention in order to collect their debts. From this the United States Marines got sent to San Domingo‚ Nicaragua years later‚ and Haiti years after that in order to keep the Europeans out. In 1962 the Monroe Doctrine became into play when the Soviet Union went to Cuba for them to build missile launching sites. So‚ a global change that prompted the

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    Central America’s failing economic systems have left many of its citizens unemployed‚ leading many men‚ women‚ and children to become enticed by trafficked sex workers in a desperate attempt to provide for their families. Central America has now emerged as the largest market for trafficked individuals in the modern era. Central Americans once living on stable household incomes have experienced deep socioeconomic uncertainty and insecurity prompted by the excessive violence and corruption within local

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    Was Reagan A Realist

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    He believed in returning to containment like after WWII. It would be contained by force if necessary. Reagan was also against the SALT treaty because Reagan wanted to negotiate from a place of strength. He engaged in proxy wars most notably in Nicaragua. He supported the contras‚ who

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