I took a very interesting class called, "The Politics of the Cold War"
Many political scientist believe, and it is very reasonable to believe that the world was safer during the cold war. Understand that the world was polorized during the cold war. Everyone lined up on one side of the other, or were Soviet satellites. On the opposite side there was the west that depended on the US for protection.
These two giants never wanted to face off. The US and the Soviets both had a policy called MAD (Mutual Assured Destruction). Which meant that if either country launched a nuclear attack, the other would counter. This would basically mean the end of the world.
So the world was probably safer during the cold war than it is today. There were actually cool heads on both sides that never wanted to push "the button" Unfotunately, Eastern Europe who had to live under Soviet domination had to suffer until the Soviet Union collapsed under its own wight and misguided economy under communist rule.
Of course Reagan, Thatcher, and Gorbchev came to the table to discuss changes and to try to decrease the nuclear arsenal. They deserve credit for that. But everyone was surprised, including Gorbie, when the Soviet Union collapsed and their was a coup there. So Reagan did not CAUSE the collapse of the Soviet Union. It was decaying for a long time, and we just didn't know about it.
But to the Soviets amazement, we reached out to help them, rather than invade them. The politics of fear is a very powerful thing. Sometime is can drive us to war, other times it wards off a preemptive, out of the fear of lethal retaliation.
After world war II america had a vision of the world, a vision in which democracy should be practiced, to guarantee the freedom of everybody. As forcommunism, did not meet the visions of America, it became a great threat to the hopes of having a democratic atmosphere.
the third empire, or third Reich, was the empire of Germany in which Hitler was leader
macidonia
the emergence of the postindustrial society
Asia is a continent, and no. I mean some places in Asia maybe, but I'm not really sure. Asia is a continent and is made up of many country's, some of which are third world country's.
Scientists who study nature are called naturalists. They observe, document, and analyze the natural world to better understand its processes and interactions.
True.
mathematics, just like all of the sciences is the human way of making sense of the world around us. we, as a species, feel the need to categorize and explain everything. math exists in nature, because we invented math to explain the wonder that is nature.
The obsolete technologies and lack of "green" laws
A nature scientist studies the natural world, including plants, animals, and ecosystems, to understand how they work and interact. They conduct field research, analyze data, and may work to conserve and protect the environment. Nature scientists often specialize in areas such as biology, ecology, or environmental science.
This statement summarizes Newton's third law of motion, which states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. This law helps explain how objects interact with each other in the physical world, emphasizing the balance of forces.
Creation myths are traditional stories that often attempt to explain the nature of the world and human experiences. These stories typically involve the origins of the universe, how humans came to be, and important aspects of life such as love, death, and suffering. Creation myths are found in cultures around the world and serve to provide a framework for understanding the world and one's place in it.
A:To speak of the laws of nature is a way of saying what will and must happen, because this is the only way the natural world works. To speak of the laws of God in this context is to explain the laws of nature in terms of a supernatural creator believed to have defined the way the natural world works.
Yes, it was so successful, there was a sequel. I even heard there is a third in the making. I hope this helps.
Third World debt is external debt incurred by Third World countries. Third World debt is external debt incurred by Third World countries.
Growing larger means more of nature is taken and simply put, we are destroying nature as if we own it. Small indigenent cultures are being wiped out for sake of industrial growth.
Third World countries.