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5 of Woodrow wilsons 14 pts |
Absolute freedom of seas Removal of economic barriers Break up of ottoman empire into separate sovereign states Independent Poland Establishment of league of nations |
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How did US president Woodrow Wilson's view of US relations with Europe differ from that of President George Washington? |
Washington warned the US should should avoid open ended commitments, while Wilson saw it as his duty to do so. |
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Key settlements of the treaty of Versailles |
Territorial settlement (demilitarized rhineland) Reparations (Germany responsible) |
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What were punishments dealed by league of nations? |
Always sanctions first and then trade |
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Test cases for league of nations and their significance |
Japanese invasion of manchuria Italian invasion of Ethiopia League of nations fails at punishments and gives Hitler room to take back German land |
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European powers response to Hitler's aggressiveness |
Give him what he wants until he invaded Poland then it was war time |
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Terms of 1994 agreed framework |
Us supply's NK light-water resources and alternative energy sources if NK shuts down plutonium reactor |
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Why does NK want nuclear weapons? |
Started as a bargaining chip now it's about security from American interference |
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Has un invoked collective security in response to NK missile tests? |
Yes, but only sanctions. China on security board makes any real punishment difficult |
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How has US responded to NK missile tests? |
Trump promised fire and fury, dick swinging contest |
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Key terms of NPT |
States with nukes dont give them or info on them to those without Nuclear states work to get rid of nukes Nonnuclear states agree not to seek them Nonnuclear states can develop peaceful nuclear energy |
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R2P and its significance |
Responsiblity to protect- un members agree to not murder innocent people. Humanitarian cause are punishable by international law |
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Article 24 of un charter |
All acts of force are to be left to un security council, and even that occurs after every other option has failed |
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Types of intervention from low to high |
Speeches Broadcasts Economic aid Military advisors Support opposition Blockade Limited military action Military invasion |
