Canada – United States relations

food establishments in the United States of America, but had mainly stayed in the home country. By the 1950’s both chains had a very strong presence in the United States and had began to invest abroad. After a lackluster attempt in Japan, KFC set its sights on China. China was and continues to be the one of the fastest growing economies on the planet. This is extremely enticing to companies operating in mostly saturated economies like Canada, Europe and the United States. China offered a…

Enlightenment. Then I will move on to analysis of the Kant’s essay, The Perpetual Peace. Undoubtedly, his manifesto includes many interesting ideas, however, it has been inevitable to select arguments, which are predominantly linked to international relations and peacekeeping. I would also like to draw some recent examples, which support my argument that Kant’s ideas of eternal peace are truly timeless. The essay will also…

Prejudice in the current culture of the United States has quickly become more common. Throughout the recent years, active movements have risen to bring attention of equal rights for different cultures of the United States. The majority of these groups bring attention to two very controversial attributes to all people, gender and race. In addition to issues, these groups also stress the presence of ignorance towards someone’s identity, upbringing, and beliefs. It is up to the people to listen and…

internment camps all over Canada, separated from their families. The camps received minimal funding through the selling of property and possessions by the government at a fraction of its actual worth. Men deemed healthy and strong were transported to farms and industries to work. Near the end of World War II, the Japanese were given the choice to either moving to the east of the rockies or going back to Japan. Most of them decided to be exiled and so the Japanese culture in Canada became more…

fled to Canada leaving Joe behind. Not…

This situation further worsened the relations between the U.S. and the Soviet Union during this period. Throughout this war, many different policies and strategies have emerged. One of these policies include the policy of containment, which was a strategy used to prevent the spread of communism…

highlight the change to progressive education in various parts of Canada, and the trials and tribulations that went along with its inception. The Little Gray Book: Pedagogy, Discourse and Rupture in 1937, has a number of positive elements that help showcase the history of progressive education. The article begins to discuss how the idea of progressive education was not a new invention and the idea in fact came from the United States, this helps readers understand and appreciate this idea was not…

While there were many conflicts that occurred due to the wording of the Royal Proclamation in relation to aboriginals, the Métis people were subject to a large issue: the fact that they were not considered in the Proclamation at all. They were not considered aboriginals, even though their origin says otherwise. This led to many battles and hardship as the Métis tried to fight for their political and legal rights, and largely their land rights as Aboriginals. Métis Nations developed in the 1800s…

Iraq also wanted to cancel national debt to Kuwait, obtain their refined oil reserves and increase influence in the region. When Iraq had occupied Kuwait, the United Nations responded by imposing trade…

outcomes. What were they? The most important outcome was the emergence of two superpowers United States and the Soviet Union. The second outcome was the differences between these two superpowers in both national interests and ideology. The United States democratic liberalism was based on an economic system that provided opportunities to individuals without government interference: capitalism. However, the Soviet state embraced Marxist ideology, which holds that under capitalism one class…