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…conquests in Asia and imposed an embargo on oil and steel exports to Japan. When America refused to lift the embargo on the oil supplies, Japan in retaliation, on December 7 1941, launched an air attack on Pearl Harbor. Following Pearl Harbor, Japan invaded…

…of these unwritten rules the directors must include some of the familiar aspects of the genre. The greatest problem may be that the film must fall into a genre category. Defining it within the genre may be compromising to the nature of the film. Scarface (1932 U.S.A…

…in the Winter Olympic Games with the U.S.A. winning first Olympic gold. 1999 - Canada captures its fifth straight World Championship in Espoo Finland. 1892 - The first documented game is held in Barrie, Ont., two years before the first Stanley Cup championship…

…any of their surplus food and goods to other countries? The answer to this, was that because other countries were also using tariff barriers as in the U.S.A. they had proven to be successful. This meant that it was nearly impossible to export goods or food…

…has been abolished in many European nations such as the Scandinavian, West Germany, the Netherlands, Austria, Italy, Portugal and Switzerland.         The U.S.A. is one of the few countries that have retained the death penalty. Lawyer Clarence…

…center for salsa dance and music. In the late 70s "Metropolis" was labelled as "the world salsa capital". In the 80s, after salsa spread to other parts of Latin America, it was transfered to U.S.A It was accepted especially in L.A Salsa is a sauce…

…of the government since about 1918) similar to what the president of the U.S.A. was to do when his country was in severe economic crisis. He created the new Rentenmark which finally seemed to stabilize the economy. He acted to end Germany's international impotence…

…be compromising to the nature of the film.         Scarface (1932 U.S.A. - Howard Hawks ) is a film where ones view of the lead role is ever changing with the apparent mental stability of the character. Tony, the principal character, exhibits personality…

…. Stalin was there, but Truman had become President of the U.S.A. when Roosevelt died in April, and Churchill was replaced when Clement Atlee was elected Prime Minister half way through. Many issues from Yalta were still on the table, including the occupation…

…in 1989, the cost to OHIP is about 9 million dollars. Yet to do as has been done in the U.S.A and the United Kingdom - namely to make legal, abortions is to turn so-called 'backstreet butchers' into legal operators. Patients now go…