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    in which the US and China supported different sides. Northern Vietnam, ruled by the communist Viet Mingh wanted to control the Southern part of the country in order to have a unified country under their terms. Meanwhile the Southern side they…

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    minister the government established covert military and economic relations with the Soviet Union, leading to the Cuban Missile Crisis. He served as prime minister until 1976, when he became president of Cuba. In 1947, Castro became overly passionate about social justice. He traveled to the Dominican Republic to join an expedition striving to exterminate dictator Rafael Trujillo. The coup failed before it got started, but the incident didn't dampen Castro's passion for reform. Kim…

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    Truman's 1949 Study

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    investigative reporting by Fox Butterfield contained in the Pentagon Papers, after china fell under the influence of communist forces, Vietnam or Indochina as it was known by then was viewed as a major security interest. Geographically if Indochina fell completely to communism it would open up a gate to surrounding Asian countries for communist influence, giving backbone to the already growing communist regime (7). In spite of President Truman’s 1949 study on Indochina which decided that…

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    known character or product or any other things. It also means the quality or character as judged or seen by people in general or persons in one society. Tibet is a plateau region in Asia, It is located North-East of the Himalayas in Public Republic of China or what is called P.R.C. According to the title written in our TMA, some writers say…

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    Chinese Government Corrupt

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    speak out or act out against the government are severely discipline. These acts of defiance are not allowed in china. The government even censors what you see and learn. The government controls the internet so that they can prevent their citizens from seeing anything that the government does not agree with. Since the Communist Party went into power in China and made the People's Republic of China in 1949, tyrant rule has become the everyday norm. Around the late 1970s, as the original of…

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    Shortly after World War II President Truman was facing a new threat that he felt was the ultimate threat to the American way of life. The threat was known as Communism. Truman, like many others around the nation, felt that the Soviet Union was trying their best to start Communist revolutions in democratic counties. This was happening due to the fact that country’s like Greece and Turkey’s economy was “tanking” and political revolutionaries were starting to point the finger at western greed.…

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    1919-1939 Dbq

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    disruptions that led to unstable political conditions during transformations that were occurring in Japan, China, Mexico, Turkey and Iran. Of all these countries Japan stands out as executing the most successful transformation due to aggressive nationalism that helped it achieve expansion into China as well as the ability to create an empire during this period. Other countries like China and Mexico were less successful because of struggles to lessen foreign influence and reduce internal…

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    The fall of Saigon began in a battle in Banmethuot on March-11, the Southern anchor of Saigon’s defense in the central highlands. Facing the prospect of an imminent shut-down of US military aid, President Nguyen-Van-Thieu of South Vietnam, gave orders to abandon Banmethuot. All South Vietnamese forces would withdraw to coastal cities, using an abandoned logging road which had no bridges and no ferries. That was the worse military strategy of a long war, and would caused a military and political…

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    Harry S Truman Background

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    Truman:Background Upon the untimely death of President Franklin D, Roosevelt on April 1945, Harry S. Truman (1884-1972) succeeded him as the 33rd President of the United States. While he may have only had a high school diploma, at the time of Roosevelt’s death he was vice president and as such inherited the presidential office. In his presidency, he encountered challenging obstacles regarding international affairs throughout his two terms as president. the most notable of which would be…

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    Miracle Of Debt Essay

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    According to “The Miracle of Debt” financing was bound to happen any time soon since Franklin Roosevelt president. Financing techniques and institutions started to appear in the ancient East and the Mediterranean. Within these techniques showing up all over the world an example of an empire being so advance in financing was the Rome empire. According to documents and records the Roman Republic people were very familiar with mortgages, debt instruments, equity, financial courts, and banks. In my…

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