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    regard the fact that because the Cold War expanded over such vast frontiers for such a long period of time meant that the roots of the war lay somewhere much deeper and complex than the issues in Germany. Their ideological differences meant the two superpowers could not comprehend the idea of cooperation after 1945‚ causing them to compete for domination across the globe and space in order for their ideology to be exported around the world. It was their insistence in maintaining the balance of power which

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    A bucket list is‚ by definition‚ a list of experiences or achievements that a person hopes to have or accomplish during their lifetime. The two-word term was popularized by the movie “The Bucket List” in 2007‚ and was derived from the rather morbid phrase of “kicking the bucket.” Whether old or young‚ there are three categories that will be found on any given persons bucket list: travel‚ adventure‚ and financial goals. Happiness is not for sale. Discussions of money and happiness span the history

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    communism‚ something the United States was against. Vietnam and Korea were two communist states‚ that the United States fought two wars against to expand their sphere of influence in order to become a superpower. In Asia‚ the Cold War created many brutal wars that were supported by the superpowers. The first war was the Korean War‚ which occurred from 1950 to 1953. “When World War ended‚ Korea became a divided nation” (Modern World History 2012). During that time‚ Korea was divided into two parts

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    There are different historical interpretations to when the Cold War actually began - was it in 1918‚ when the West fought against the Bolsheviks in the Russian Civil War? Was it at Potsdam in 1945‚ where disagreements between superpowers came about after the Second World War and no military alliance against Hitler was needed? Or was it in 1946 when Kennan introduced containment and Churchill declared the existence of an Iron Curtain between Eastern and Western Europe‚ within a month of each other

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    utilise global networks and flows for their own ends ’ ’ (Rumford‚ 2001: p.2). Indeed‚ since 9/11‚ terrorism has taken a different turn and became one of the main global issue of the 21st century. By the end of the cold war‚ as one the of the two superpower collapsed the world of politics entered a new world order shaped by the american unipolarity. Since it was the end of an ideological war and as Fukuyama (1992) stated ’ ’the end of the history ’ ’ in order to describe this period; liberalism and

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    divided at the 38th parallel with the Soviet Union taking control of the northern area and the U.S. in control of the southern area (Gertz 1). Both rivaling sides provided military support and created new governments friendly to each respective superpower. Moreover‚ it also showed the weak handed control of the U.S. in South Korea. They were limited in the amount of military support‚ “lacking tanks‚ aircrafts and all but small amounts of field artillery” (Hickey). Korea presents to be moving towards

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    The United States of America has been the superpower for couple of centuries and still is. But after Beijing 2008 Olympics and even couple years before the event‚ the world recognized China as a powerful‚ emerging nation that is attempting to catch up with America. Evidently China is on the rise and no one can deny that fact as news channels and online news sites are constantly discussing issues about China. As China is becoming the World’s greatest rising power it is important to be aware of the

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    between the two contending superpowers the United States and the Soviet Union. Yet the position of Communist China under Mao Zedong in the Cold War‚ in many respects‚ was not minor but of great importance especially with regards to its relationship with the Soviet Union. China’s importance in the Cold War was primarily determined by its enormous size. With the largest population and occupying the third largest territory in the world‚ China was a factor that neither superpower could ignore. In the early

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    The year is 1941. World War II has begun‚ and on one side is Germany‚ Japan‚ and Italy‚ and on the other is the United Kingdom‚ France‚ and a number of other countries. The war began with the German invasion of Poland‚ thus sparking France and the United Kingdom to declare war on Germany. Up until this point‚ the United States had largely sat out the war‚ as per the isolationist policies at the time that dictated the USA should remain out of the affairs of other nations. While this policy had been

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    Was the basis of the Cold War ideological‚ economic‚ or geopolitical? The basis of the Cold War was geopolitical. Although ideology made some degree of conflict between the communist world and the capitalist world‚ the struggle was largely fought over issues such as global power and influence. The US concluded that the USSR wanted to destroy democratic and capitalism. The Soviet Union feared that the US wanted to use its money and power to dominate Europe and eventually destroy the USSR. The distrust

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