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…, and on the economics of each area. Without a national court system, laws that kept the nation secure could not be made or enforced. Since there was no president, there was no one to take a stand against the enemies of the United States or to make executive decisions…

…; in fact, one suspects that the Holocaust brought economic loss to Germany. The victims presented no threat to the German nation, nor to the Nazi regime. Neither national security nor territorial expansion were served by it, though Hitler used antisemitism…

…. The decision is really tough since the people choose no other way of surrendering, so this leads to the fact that America is going to build a great army and go into Afghanistan and eliminate the disturbing nation of threat. The big part about all…

…The French Revolutionary Committee of Public Safety, set up to protect the nation and people of France, ironically murdered thousands during what came to be known as the Reign of Terror. Maximilien Robespierre, the leader of the Committee…

…; in fact, one suspects that the Holocaust brought economic loss to Germany. The victims presented no threat to the German nation, nor to the Nazi regime. Neither national security nor territorial expansion were served by it, though Hitler used antisemitism…

…correspondent he was captured during the Boer War. After his escape he became a National Hero. Ten months later he was elected as a member of the Conservative Party. In1904 he joined the Liberal Party where he became the president of the Board of Trade. Following…

…securities are the most actively traded, and the NASDAQ Small Cap Market, with emerging growth companies. The current market value of the NASDAQ National Market is around 2,553.2 billion dollars. The market and its value reflect the tendencies of the American…

…it wanted the relationship between the national and state governments to be similar to that of the United States. During this time they also decided to keep the Westminster model as the basis for the legislature, the executive government and the judiciary…

…the many problems requiring attention at the national level (e.g. the budget and trade deficits, national security..), at the level of business organizations (product improvement, choice of investments..) and at the level of our individual lives (choosing…

…focus of the new Kennedy administration when it took office in January 1961. In response to the potential threat and the administration's interest in it, the U.S. intelligence community began a new focus on information about Cuba. The National Security…