Unusual superpower ideas
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VA2MC.3 Selects and uses subject matter, symbols, and ideas to communicate meaning. a. Discusses uses of symbols and cultural icons in artwork. b. Mentally envisions what cannot be directly observed (e.g., depicting imaginary worlds, fantastic machines, unusual creatures). VA2PR.1 Creates artworks based on personal experience and selected ...
[DOC File]PART ONE: First Things First: Beginnings in History, to 500 B
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The United States: Superpower of the West, 1945–1975 ... Unlike Russia, where intellectuals had been discussing socialism for half a century or more before the revolution, the ideas of Karl Marx were barely known in China in the early twentieth century. ... and the case of Stalin is not unusual. As long as the writer is transparent in his or ...
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The particular circumstances of the superpower engagement in the local affairs of the newly-independent states after the 1960s produced complex political geographies that could only be understood by an examination of the colonial legacy, inter-ethnic relations, resource distributions, and …
[DOC File]The Sweep of History
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In the late middle ages, China was a superpower with the greatest navy in the world until China's rulers chose to reduce contact with the outside world and dismantled the fleet. This choice opened the door for Europeans to make the great voyages of discovery that connected the world and began the modern era around the year 1500.
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Additionally, we will be discussing certain facts and ideas in class that will not be in the readings, but that you will be expected to know for the exams. Thus, attendance is worth 5% of your grade. For every absence, I will deduct 3 points from your attendance grade (i.e., after one absence, your grade would be a 97%, after two, an 94%, etc.).
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U.S. ideas about international commitments did not change when the United States became the top dog after World War I. German ideas about foreign policy became much more aggressive in the early 1930s even though Germany’s potential relative power had not changed dramatically.
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2. Openness to democratic ideas (glasnosts) 3. Reshaping of economy and government (perestroika) 4. Economic problems. 5. Freedom movement in Eastern Europe. BREAK UP OF USSR. Effects. 1. Formation of the Commonwealth of Independent States. 2. Loss of role as world superpower. 3. End of the Cold War. 4. Economic Hardships. 5.
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