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    What Caused The Iraq War

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    So taking into account the actions taken and how the war was conducted‚ we can better understand why America even initiated war with Iraq in the first place. To do so‚ a variety of theories and lenses must be used‚ in order to gain various perspectives on the question. Realism is the best theory of international relations that can be applied to this war. This perspective credits war to three things‚ opportunism‚ balance of power and security. (Creamer‚ 2012) In the case of opportunism‚ much can

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    During the 1940’s there was genocide in Germany. The genocide is known as the Holocaust and over 6 million people were killed during this time. Adolf Hitler‚ the man who led the Nazi party in Germany‚ utilized multiple different tools to carry out the genocide. He used methods like gas chambers‚ gas trucks‚ death marches‚ and many more to exterminate anybody that the Nazi party considered impure but the most deadly place to be during the Holocaust was a concentration camp. Concentration camps

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    animals‚ plants and diseases between the New and the Old Worlds. This resulted from the European invasions of the late 15th and early 16th centuries‚ opening the door between the two worlds. Even though they will be affected differently‚ many of their actions will be approached in the same way. The Columbian Exchange will help civilizations become more technologically advanced and help people to spread more ideas making Europe and the Americas stand out especially

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    The Great Depression is a phrase that is used to describe a global economic crisis that took place in the 1930s. The exact timing of the depression differs between countries‚ however‚ in the majority of nations it began during the 1930s. The depression was characterized by a decrease in the global GDP by approximately fifteen percent (Brunner‚ 2012). The impacts of the depression were devastating and they included a significant reduction in income‚ profits and tax revenue. In addition‚ there was

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    the one who surrendered with japan in the end.This battle didn’t turn out as bad for the us as it did for japan‚Yamamoto planned to defeat the two islands that make up midway.He thought he would achieve since the attack of pearl harbor had just occurred‚ and left the us exposed.But instead of yamamoto’s plan it backfired and killed more of his troops and took away his carriers‚while the us only lost one carrier in return.

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    The Great Depression was a time of worldwide economic disaster that began in 1929 and lasted until the 1930s. The depression begun with the crashing of the stock market. However‚ by 1932 the market was worth 20% of what they were before 1929‚ and in 1933 nearly half of the banks went bankrupt and failed. In 1935 farms had collapsed due to bankruptcy. However‚ the cause of the Great Depression was not due to the stock market crashing. The domestic consumption of new products were fueled by credit

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    supplies in London. For example‚ in 1854‚ over 500 people were killed from cholera. Dr. John Snow attempted to document and therefore‚ find the cause of cholera. Along with cholera‚ typhoid and typhus were also prevalent during this time. They are caused from contaminated food and water and poor hygiene. Additionally‚ there were terrible living conditions because of the lack of hygiene and space. Many of the homes were built haphazardly on the banks of the River Thames. Also‚ because of the poor sewer

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    independent and experimental variable will be the note cards‚ the dependent variable will be the grade you get on the test. Immediately‚ you see the problems. What if one test is a math test (hard) and the other is a health test (nobrainer)? What if you have time to study for one test and don‟t have the time to study for the other test? What if you are feeling great the day you take one test and feel lousy the day you take the next test? All of these differences are variables that can affect the

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    that’s that. But in today’s culture that norm is causing major problems‚ because women want equal rights‚ they don’t want to stay home day after day‚ they want to be able to have the same jobs and get paid the same as men‚ they don’t want to obey. So what is the difference now compared to George Fitzhugh’s view in 1854. Let’s delve a little deeper into the past and the present.

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    agreed upon that excessive and improper use of credit‚ overspeculation in the stock and real estate markets‚ grossly high tariffs (which cut off international trade)‚ and return to the gold standard are the primary causes for this economic failure. Yet why is it this bad? This country has faced multiple recessions in its history like the Panic of 1819‚ the Panic of 1873‚ or even the most recent recession we faced from about 1920-1921‚ but none of these had the catastrophic effects on American life and

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