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In the aftermath of World War II, the creation of a bipolar world emerged as the Cold War burgeoned. Winston Churchill, the prime minister of England, delivered a seminal speech—originally called “The Sinews of Peace”—that deployed the trope of the Iron curtain which discursively framed the world and dyadic fashion. He delivered the speech on March 5, 1946 in Fulton, Missouri at Westminster College. In this speech, Churchill publically recognized the chasm that developed between the Soviet Union and the United States, two former Allied powers. The Soviet Union possessed far different goals and objectives than their Continue reading...

The decision by the then president of the United States, President Harry S. Truman in the year 1945 August to dropping two atomic bombs on Nagasaki and Hiroshima has become one of the divisive, nuanced and complex debates ever in the world history. These two bombs led to the coming to an end to the Second World War. Samuel Walker in his book tries to look at the reasons behind the United States bombing of Japan. At this point, Walker tries to give a critical and bravely opposing dimensions on the reasons behind the attack. On the two opposing Continue reading...

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Sport Utility Vehicle is a marketing term for jeeps. The main difference from classical jeeps with off-road vehicles - they are not full-fledged all-terrain vehicles. Despite the difference in design, in speech often called the "Jeep". SUV on most characteristics are similar to passenger car. Their "universality" is due to the ability to perform a variety of tasks, including not peculiar motorcars - The transport of a large number of passengers (as minivans), the transport of bulky cargo (both generalists), towing heavy trailers (both pickups), traffic on the road (as SUVs). Some SUV are not classified as passenger cars, Continue reading...

The U.S. Role as Policeman of the World

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In terms of economic development and military power, the United States of America is considered as the most powerful nation in the world. But just like the common adage that says ‘with great power comes great responsibility,’ the United States has taken a role of a policeman of the world. While there has been no explicit or formal agreement that the United States should take the policeman of the world responsibility, America has a long history of international military intervention and has taken an active military role in international conflicts. This Continue reading...

Each country’s territory can be described both in terms of its political clout and the official geographical territorial boundaries approved by the international community. The objective of this section of this paper is to describe the development of the political boundaries of a European Union country. In this case, the European Union country selected was Germany. There were three wars that defined modern Germany’s borders. The first was the Franco Prussian War. The war ended in 1871. This time, the country was on the winning side. After peace negotiations were finished, Alsace, and part of Lorraine’s Continue reading...

The industrial breakthrough of the twenties century was caused by technological discoveries and new approaches introduced in the production process. The engineering innovations have brought the industrial development on a new level. In many ways industrial achievements in countries such as USA, Germany and USSR would not have been accomplished without government’s promotion. However, the process of technologies introduction into mass production differed depending on the government form. The paper reveals the contribution of the governments in the evolution of engineering processes and its impact on development of the industrial sector depending on the government form.
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This news article from the Washington Times describes the United States reactions to the current hostilities between Russia and Ukraine. The article says that John Kerry believes Russia is engaging in a “propaganda” campaign, which they have not used since the Cold War. He believes the Russian government is lying to their people about the motivations of their involvement in Ukraine. Kerry said that the US would not currently send weapons to Ukraine and help them fight off Russian revels, and just wanted to explain how Russia is not being honest about their intentions within the region. The United Continue reading...

As global affairs major, one studies with international experts and learn about global politics, economics, culture, and international development. For the said purpose of this paper, discussion is going to be made on the global politics with respect to the construction and destruction of the Berlin wall. The paper will cover the aspects that how global politics had leaded towards the decision for the construction of this wall, then how this solution created new problems for the people of Germany and then it will put light on the facts that when the wall was destructed how it affected the Continue reading...

Against a global arms race and a bipolar conflict, actions against / for nuclear (non)proliferation continue to show differential responses in a world of less defined international politics and decaying certainty. Indeed, nuclear (non)proliferation, both as a strategy and practice, has come to be defined largely according to few major events in world conflicts, particularly bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and US-USSR global conflict during Cold War. The case for nuclear non(proliferation) is witnessing, meanwhile, a set of fresh reviews in a post-Cold War era: from a Cold War era in which nuclear (non)proliferation strategy Continue reading...

The impact of the international unions on the Canadian Labor movement is not universal. At different points of the Labor movement history, various objective and subjective factors have influenced the interaction between the International unions and the Canadian movement. Therefore, the impact of international unions cannot be generally classified as “positive” or “negative”. Each case is trade-specific and should be analyzed in the historical context. Two examples that are going to be discussed in this paper will illustrate how the interaction with international unions can have both favorable and unfavorable effect on the Canadian working class.
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1. In the aftermath of World War II, an ideological battle fomented between the Soviet Union and the United States. This hostile and bitter rivalry lasted for almost five decades and ended when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. This war was characterized as a “cold” war because the Soviet Union and the United States never engaged in direct military confrontation. Nonetheless, both world superpowers threatened to annihilate one another through nuclear warfare, which prompted both to participate in so-called proxy wars in which allied nations engaged one another militarily over the threat of communism spreading in places such Continue reading...

The cold war was the period that followed the Second World War. It officially began in 1945 and was characterized by intense rivalry and distrust between the one time allies in the war, United States of America and the Soviet Union. Although the cold war involved intense power struggle and wartime strategies, there was no direct physical encounter between the two countries. They opted for utterances that sought to undermine each other forms of governance and economics as well as support opposing sides in a series of proxy war in countries such as Afghanistan, Vietnam, Korea, and Nicaragua among Continue reading...

Vietnam War was a cold war fought between the years 1957 and 1975 over controlling of South Vietnam. North Vietnam, a communist political regime formed by partitioning erstwhile Indo China through the Geneva Accord in 1954, and its allies including China and the Soviet Union fought against South Vietnam and its allies including the United States of America, South Korea, Australia , Thailand and many other countries. The original intention of America to join hands with South Vietnam was to check communism from spreading across South East Asia even as the communist government of North Vietnam and its allies, the Continue reading...

Last 17 of December 2014, President Obama announced the restoration of full diplomacy of US and Cuba, which idea has been dropped as an option by the previous presidents of the country for the past half century. It was reported in that the negotiation of the two country heads has been ongoing through secret phone calls for the last 18 months which eventually led to prisoner swaps and agreement on the restoration of diplomacy of the two countries.
President Obama’s policy shift included less restriction on traveling to Cuba for family visits, official business educational activities a hopefully Continue reading...

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Emotion transformational role through communism and agricultural communities is a complex subject that has demanded a point of focus for activist, pacifist, researchers and scholars that are worth understanding. Therefore, not only does emotion transformational serve as a point a turning point in which the community is physically, structurally and socially transformed, but also serves as an essential component in which a community is functionally and emotionally attached (Siegrist & Hannes, 389). In simple terms, the community’s landscape is emotionally shaped in an indifferent extent through a feeling of identity and passion. Conversely, the previous collectivization process stimulates collectivized Continue reading...

ESSAY QUESTION: What is the relationship between the Second World War and the Cold War? How did each change the position of the United States in the world, and how did each change the United States within?
PROVISIONAL HYPOTHESIS: The cold war was a period of tensions created by the intense rivalry between the US, which propagated for democratic form of governance and the USSR, which was seeking to expand communism to other nations. It started immediately after the Second World War and ended 45 years later. The two wars were closely related in many aspects especially the reasons Continue reading...

The Film “The Incredible Shrinking Man” (1957)
The Incredible Shrinking Man is a science fiction movie that displays the manner in which the protagonist, Robert Scott Carey experiences a process of shrinking due to over exposure from insecticide and radioactive clouds. Directed by Jack Arnold, this 1957 film further unfolds the historical times and events and the manner in which the protagonist has to adapt himself to a hostile environment.
The film depicts the manner in which William Grant, the actor, has difficulty in managing everyday objects as he keeps on shrinking. The manner in which the pet cat Continue reading...

Russia, a country with its geographical varieties and broad vastness, is an example of originality of one culture and presents a mixture of different cultural impacts that Russia has endured in its long history. When discussing literature, architecture or science one cannot but mention one significant figure from Russia that gave his contribution to the world. Russian people nurture family life and are a collective society. Their architecture is widely recognizable and presents Russia as a one of the world powers that proudly defends the line between Europe and Asia.
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The compare and contrast paper analyses three works. These works are; In Plain Arabic, Ring Seller, and also The King is the King. The three works are analyzed in terms of comedy and also popular culture. Comedy illustrates a piece of work that generally aims at being humorous and amusing through generating laughter. Comedy is generally applied by theatre, stand-up comedy, film and television. Comedy is historically significant because it is illustrated in Ancient Greece. Athenian democracy greatly improved voters’ public opinion through political satire illustrated by comic poets during theater shows. The Greek comedy category was theatrically dramatic, Continue reading...

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In this paper I am going to address the problem of terrorism. The theme itself is no longer innovatory or interesting, but I would present it from another angle. The issue of my research is new form of terrorism applied by the Russian Federation while invading in Ukraine and Georgia. This report aims to explain how new ways of terrorism, so-called ‘hybrid war’ may be conquered. Also I will provide possible solutions for peaceful settlement. In particular, I want to address the case of Ukraine, which has fallen subject to Russian aggression. This issue is controversial and interesting at Continue reading...