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    The Monroe Doctrine warned European powers not to interfere with the affairs of the Western Hemisphere. It was James Monroe’s 1823‚ 7th annual message (December 2nd) to Congress that included this influential doctrine. Among many geopolitical dynamics like the Independence Movements in Latin America‚ the aftermath of the Napoleonic wars‚ and the interests of the European powers in the Western Hemisphere‚ the doctrine publicly declared to European nations that the U.S. would not tolerate any further

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    Why the United States Should Not Seek Further Gun Control A common phenomenon in the United States is the ownership of guns by civilians for the purpose of personal protection and safety. However‚ the constitutional privilege has several challenges that the government has tried to solve by drafting laws and implementing policies that limit the use‚ sale‚ manufacture‚ possession‚ and transfer of guns (Jacobs 54). The issue of gun control is a hotly contested issue that has been discussed both in

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    Why Teenagers Should be Involved in Government With the failure of some liberties in Communism‚ it is important that we understand our liberties and how it can affect our society. How we can understand and learn is based on the core and basis of each person of each community when they are young and open minded. Even though most students are too young to vote‚ that does not give an excuse to neglect and ignore the fact that they should take an active role in their community and nation. Many students

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    debated is should kids play competitive sports some think is it a yes without a doubt others think no or are simply on the fense .Research shows that although there are many pro’s to kids playing competitive sports it is clear overall that the severity of the cons outweighs them. Kids should not be involved in competitive sports because it has strayed to far away from it’s original purpose and the pressure can overwhelm the kids playing. One reason that kids should not be in competitive

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    evil‚ the totalitarian‚ racist‚ militaristic German state‚ headed by Adolf Hitler. “It was a war against an enemy of unspeakable evil” meaning it was so evil that there’s no word to describe it. How did the United States become involved in World War 2? reason why U.S. entered in WWII because it wanted to defend the principle of nonintervention in the affairs of other countries?. America did not want to get involved. What brought the United States fully into the war was the Japanese attack at Pearl

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    Explain why the United States became increasingly involved in the war in Vietnam The war in Vietnam was a conflict that started in the 1950s and ended in the early 1970s. During this time period‚ the United States became increasingly involved in Vietnamese political‚ economic and military affairs. There were a combination of reasons as to why the United States became more involved‚ the most important of which in my opinion were the Domino Theory and the growing influence of the National Liberation

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    world exchange rate United States dollar. Why should be like that ...?‚ Because the true United States Dollar is currently an international currency. Even information says all the countries that exist in the world save its foreign exchange reserves in the form of dollars. So that’s not surprising almost everyone in the world want to accept dollars‚ meaning dollar is believed as a means of payment around the world. To note‚ although the universe is not only the United States that use the dollar‚

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    The Vietnam War which went from 1965 to 1975 involved America and its allies‚ including Australia‚ aiming to prevent South Vietnam from an invasion by the communist North Vietnaese. There were many key reasons for Australia’s involvement in the Vietnam War. The Americans provided valuable support when they arrived at our aid during the WWII so Australia felt a responsibility to return a favour to the US to maintain healthy foreign relations. Australia also became implicated in the war due to the

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    The independence of each branch of government is a fundamental part of making Liberty possible in the United States of America‚ or so says James Madison in the 51st Federalist paper. Independence is the key term that Madison discusses in this paper‚ because he views independence as the number one factor in the separation of powers in the government. Madison explains in the paper that one branch of government should not have more power than any other when selecting people for the other two branches

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    Vietnam War‚ there have been many different factors why the USA became increasingly involved. One reason included how they believed it would be a ‘simple’ war to fight and for that reason‚ they would have the ability to easily win plus the war would not continue on for too long. Additionally they desired to contain communism as they believed they might be capable to stop the growth of communism within Asia. In order to help retain communism‚ they believed in the ‘domino theory’. Their arrogance also contributed

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