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____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The New Nation Using information from the foreign policy during the period of 1945-1963 in combating Communist aggression in Europe and Asia? Use the Documents and your knowledge of the period to construct your response.

3.1 Expansion and Intensification of Communication and Exchange Networks The post-Classical Era trade networks of the Americas and Afro-Eurasia resulted in much more human contact. As cultural exchanges took place and populations influenced one another, wealth and prosperity grew in many different places and new developments were made. Diffusion was facilitated

What makes a person’s spirit triumph ? Love,Laughter, and Nature are all what make a person’s spirit triumph.

On April 9, 1946, Muslim League's Central and Provincial Legislators had requested through a determination that the six territories of Bengal and Assam in upper east and Punjab, N.W.F.P, Sindh and Baluchistan in the northwest be constituted into a sovereign and the autonomous condition of

The northern regions tended to have more religious beliefs. The southern regions tended believe in a church and state separation. According to "The Articles of Agreement, Springfield, Massachusetts in 1636" (Doc D), whoever entered Massachusetts had to comply with the certain articles and orders that shaped a community around God and the share of the land. The “Articles of Agreement, Springfield, Massachusetts, 1636’’ is valid document because it was basic laws. As a result of “The Articles of Agreement Springfield, Massachusetts, 1636’’, the northern region became more religiously involved with society, causing the one region to split into two. Because Virginia was becoming more of an economical region such as its tobacco farming, it

In the year of 1777 and 1778, the Continental Army stayed at Valley Forge (Washington’s Winter Camp). Valley Forge was only 18 miles from Philadelphia, and was a difficult place to live since it was during the winter. Some soldiers stayed at Valley Forge. While others were tired of staying at the camp and started to quit. If you were a soldier, would you have quit Washington’s Winter Camp? If I was a soldier, I would not quit because there was not a lot of dying people, Washington is getting help from the Committee, and valuable things like freedom is worth fighting for so I don’t want to be a “ summer soldier.”

The Progressive Era from 1890-1920, was the response to the issues and injustices created by industrialization and modernization. The country had made sweeping advancements in the previous years, yet neglected to address the downfalls of the time period. However, during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, the United States as a whole, worked together towards achieving effective reform. Two of the main goals were restoring economic competition and making the government more effective and democratic. Although a lot of reform efforts were enacted, a large portion of those efforts fell short of fully achieving their purpose. Overall, the progressives did not effectively achieve their goals in regard to the economy and government.

Valley Forge: Would You Have Quit? More lives were lost, hopes put out, and courage forgotten in the winter of 1777 and 1778 than any other time in the war. During this time, the Continental Army set up their winter camp in a small farming settlement 18 miles southeast of Pennsylvania. In Pennsylvania, British General Howe and his army wintered in the warm and comfortable Patriot capital. If you were in Washington’s army during that bitter winter, would you have quit? Would you have quit, or reenlisted, after all you faced and saw? The death, the sickness, the challenges. Due to the fact that help is coming, the need of healthy men, and the fact that if I stay, there will be a greater reward, I will re-enlist.

In 1776 a country soon to be named the United States of America would break away from the world power of the time.  America the country attributed with being the most prestigious and dominant. However without the help of England, America would never have reached this point. England’s tyrannical economic policies were key to the separation of England and the colonies. The Colonies rebelled against England in 1776 due to England's cheap buying  of natural resources, expensive selling of finished goods, and the heavy taxes that were enforced.

Road to Revolution The American colonists were justified in waging war and breaking away from Britain. In fact, they had every right to fight against the British. They were justified because of unjust laws and a parliament of tyranny.

I believe that the Revolution was indeed revolutionary, because of the information that I gathered. The following is an essay composed to explain why I believe that the Revolution was revolutionary.

During the American War of Independence, 13 colonies contributed and fought for an ideal country of liberty and independence against Great Britain. Although the fourteenth colony, Nova Scotia was an exception as they refused to join the Revolution. Many factors contribute to the neutrality of the popDuring the American War of Independence, 13 colonies contributed and fought for an ideal country of liberty and independence against Great Britain. Although the fourteenth colony, Nova Scotia was an exception as they refused to join the Revolution. Many factors contribute to the neutrality of the population such as religious influence, lack of, and economic ties.

But recent Prime Minister Narendra Modi (BJP) doesn’t want to negotiate with this case. Pakistani Argument After 1947, Pakistan felt that Pakistan is deprived because Kashmir has a majority of Muslim people and they have a right to choose their future

These areas were neglected by the British being closer to the borders. It was considered safer to invest in central India which was beyond the reach of enemy air force. The affluent class in Pakistan was mostly Hindus and Sikhs and they transferred their wealth to India. Thus, at the time of its birth, Pakistan was virtually an “economic desert”13 and the masses were abysmally poor. There was “an acute famine of commodities of every day use.”14 The authorities, who were administering the country, were more interested in the procurement of goods and development of the country rather than promoting the cause of democratic governance. Pakistan’s low literacy, bad infrastructure, and instability made it difficult to take advantage of what is commonly called “globalization”. It did not produce much to offer in the exports market except low value primary goods, its work-force was not educated, and the government controlled trade and investment suffered for political reasons, partly due to mutually constrained relations with neighbouring India.

4. The Land Reforms of 1959 (Report of the Land Reform Commission for West Pakistan, 1959)