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Moreover, politics does or should deal with all elements, as Morgenthau himself believes that “real man is a composite of economic man, political man, moral man, etc” (1993,17). There are many aspects to man, and thus power cannot be the sole tool to analyze international behaviour. Morgenthaus’ over emphasis of the concept ‘interest defined in terms of power’ consequently blurs out other factors that affect and determine the use of national power. No single cause can explain political…

Discrimination of colors The Civil Rights Movement took place between the 1950’s and 60’s. During this period of time, black people used their voice to contend for justice against discrimination and racial segregation. The first major victory towards justice for the Civil rights movement leaders was in 1954 with the class action suit filed in the Supreme Court between “Brown vs Board of Education of Topeka” in which the Court declared state laws establishing separate public schools for black…

controlled the area north of the 38th parallel and the U.S. administered the area to the south. By 1948 they became two separate nations, the Communist North Korea and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea to the south. In June of 1950 the Korean War began when the North Korean troops invaded South Korea. The South Korean army was not strong enough to repel the…

The 1960’s was a time of change, especially in the Political and Social landscape. More than ever Americans were making their voices be heard. Most of this happened on the streets and by voting. African Americans, Women and Anti-war demonstrators would challenge the order of America. The sixties would be a change in social change. Politically in the sixties was the issue of the Vietnam War. President Johnson gained congresses approval of war, after the attacks of American Ships by Northern…

The South when there was discrimination between blacks and whites. Segregation was caused by race and complexion because at the time people didn’t realize that all men and women are created equal and we are all human. Segregation was when blacks and whites were separated in the South because racism was a big problem and that lead to blacks and whites not even being allowed to drink at the same water fountain. This caused change and migration. Migration of the African Americans from The South to…

Media: The Weapon of Mass Destruction for the Black Female Few would think that the media works as a political agent of destruction, most people use the media as a guide for relevant news and entertainment. On average Americans consume 15.5 hours of media. A very large part of our day is spent consuming media, which makes it a very powerful force that forms our perceptions, ideas and actions. This political agent pushes the images that society has deemed, entertaining or provocative usually at…

It would later be known as South Vietnam the Viet Minh fought back but withdrew their forces after a while of fighting. In a hopes to get Vietnam his independence Ho Chi Minh writes a letter to the current president Harry Truman for support but he is denied. Ho Chi Minh meets with…

The historical fiction book Vietnam: Walking Wounded by Chris Lynch follows the story of four friends who enlisted into different branches of the military to fight in the Vietnam War. The book follows the characters from the first four books but puts them all into one. The story follows after Rudi one of the four friends, is killed in battle and the story starts as Beck carries him to base. When Beck delivers the body to base Morris, another one of the friends, takes the job of escorting him…

During the third wave of democratization, a transformation of political institutions to democracies in the developing world, the majority of countries in Latin America shifted from military regimes to democracies. While Latin America has been identified as the third most democratic region in the world, after Western Europe and North America, democracy in the region must overcome huge obstacles Western counterparts do not experience as harshly, such as widespread poverty, poor education, and…

Dwight Zimmerman and Wayne Vansant’s book: The Vietnam War: A Graphic History delivers an amusing account and perception on the Vietnam War in North and South Vietnam, as well as an account in America at this period in time. This book is an exceptional source to teachers, students, and war enthusiasts. The book answers the question of what it remained like to be a citizen living in America at the time of the Vietnam War and what it was like to be a shoulder fighting in this horrid war. Starting…