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    The Hiss and Rosenberg trials were very politically convenient for the federal government. The trials were politically convenient because the federal government finally provided proof that there was something to fear and that “communist infiltration” and “espionage” was real. During the time there was a "culture war" going on in America because of the current “Cold War”. Throughout the “culture war” fear of treason‚ terror‚ and espionage threats was one of the ways that the government supported

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    - president of the Soviet Union Manuel Noriega (758) - panama’s dictator Nelson Mandela (758) - leader of equality movement in S. Africa and the became president Sandra Day O’Connor (747) - first female justice on the Supreme Court Saddam Hussein (759) - Iraq’s ruthless dictator ➢ What was the catalyst for the rise in conservatism in the late 1970s and early 1980s? (740) Public discontent with liberal programs ➢ Provide four examples of Liberal philosophy: (741) 1) More

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    “There’s a flag wrapped around a score of men (hey!)/ a gag‚ a plastic bag on a monument.”The statue of Saddam Hussein was torn down in Baghdad and the American flag was draped over it. The United States was literally and metaphorically suffocating Iraq and its people‚ like a plastic bag. “Bombs away here’s your punishment‚” refers to the idea of Bush bombing anyone who disagreed with him or didn’t give him what he wanted. When John McCain was asked in 2008 what were his plans for Iran he just responded

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    CRUDE OIL HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT 1990 -‚ The price of crude oil spiked with the lower production during Kuwaiti invasion by Saddam Hussein forces 1994 - The Gulf War to liberate Kuwait‚ crude oil prices declined. In 1994‚ the inflation adjusted oil price reached the lowest level since 1973 The United States economy was strong and the Asian Pacific region was booming which extended into 1997. From 1990 to 1997‚ world oil consumption increased 6.2 million barrels per day. Declining Russian

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    like-minded advisors who effectively shielded the president from contrary opinions on Iraqi and Middle Eastern affairs. At the time‚ the united states waged a war against Iraq and he decided to send troops to the country to kill their dictator: Saddam Hussein. After having murdered him and left the country in complete disorder‚ Isis‚ a terrorist association‚ was created. To this day‚ people blame him for the trouble he made‚ and all of that because of selfish decision

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    Reflection #7 Ghost of Abu Ghraib ​Filmmaker Rory Kennedy takes us thru a firsthand accord of Abu-Ghraib‚ a prison where Saddam Hussein housed his prisoners but during the Iraqi war U.S soldiers took hold of this prison using it as their own prison for suspected terrorist and people they believed to be aiding terrorist. However what went on behind the walls of this prison was nothing less than admiral behavior‚ on the part of the soldiers. Prisoners were abused‚ humiliated and treated as if

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    to resist or desert. This style is used when the leader dictates policies and procedures‚ decides what goals are to be achieved‚ and directs and controls all activities without any meaningful participation by the employees. Saddam Hussein [2] Saddam Hussein [2] Saddam Hussein is a very good example of an autocratic leader as people never questioned and did exactly what he said. Controlled bomb explosion at Staines Park Example of an autocratic leadership style: Surrey Police and a specialist bomb

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    of the 20th century’s most powerful dictators and converted Germany into a fully militarised society and launched World War II in his quest for European power. A modern example of a dictatorial leader is Saddam Hussein who became the president of Iraq by forcefully taking power in 1979. Hussein ruled his country with an iron fist‚ disposing all who apposed him‚ he also wanted to expand his countries economy and regional power by using military force to invade Iran and then Kuwait to access oil reserves

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    History Term Paper Outline World Civilizations Thesis: The United States government chose not to fully investigate the known increase in terrorist activity prior to 9/11/01. I. Introduction A. The United States government chose not to fully investigate the known increase in terrorist activity prior to 9/11/01. There were many instances of terrorism that were directly related to larger terrorist cell organizations but these organizations were not held responsible

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    the World Trade Center resulting in the loss of many innocent civilians lives. The United States government went on to figure out how justice would be served. As a result of 9/11‚ in 2003 the United States decided to invade Iraq in order to stop Saddam Hussein as dictator‚ stop production of weapons of mass destruction‚ fight the war against terrorism and gain control of Iraq’s oil reserves. The “Just War Doctrine” was created in order to guide the United States in making the decision whether or not

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