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…on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II. This decision had drastic effects throughout the world and brought an end to the war and Japan’s imperial empire. The United states had no choice but to enter World War II after their naval base…

…with a triumphant victory over communist forces in North Korea ended in a tactical stalemate and created an adversarial relationship between the People's Republic of China and the United States. The Korean War was a bitter pill for Americans to swallow at a cost 164…

…nations were necessarily Soviet allies, for instance China and Yugoslavia. The idea of spreading Soviet influence may have been a mere scare tactic to justify intervention to prevent something the elites in the US really feared: an example of democratic…

…Origins of Mongols Archaeological evidence shows early Stone Age human habitation in the southern Gobi between 100,000 and 200,000 years ago. By the first millennium B.C., bronze working peoples lived in Mongolia. With the appearance of iron weapons…

…rights. The first was the American Revolution in 1776, when most of the British colonies in North America claimed their independence from the British Empire in the U.S. Declaration of Independence. The second was the French Revolution in 1789 when the citizens…

…into a popular empire that is one of the most talked-about fashion companies in the world that sells boutique perfumes, classy clothing and accessories to match. In 1983 (after Mademoiselle Gabrielle's death) Karl Lagerfeld (September 10, 1938) took over the business…

…the three centuries. The core regions, especially of industrial production, were in China and India; and West Asia and South-east Asia also remain economically more important than Europe...Using GNP estimates by Bairroch, still in 1750 Asia has a GNP of $ 120…

…into Africa, China, Russia, and the Scandinavian countries. It was truly a worldwide pandemic. But, it has a secondary effect that not many people are aware of. The colonies of Greenland, settled by the Vikings, were stricken by the plague and they soon…

…crop yields. Although there may be draw back and potential dangers of biotechnology, countries that have problems with population and food such as China, need to use this and other technology to increase their food supply. The problem of overpopulation…

…of the parties had been taking part in Prussian elections during the early 1870’s and were labelled enemies of the empire by Bismarck as both of the parties rejected his views of a united Germany. The socialists questioned its capitalistic character and the Catholic…