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Would powerful nations or weak natiosn be more likely to follow an isolantionist policy?
It is safe to say that a weak nation is more likely to follow an isolationist policybecause a powerful nation, for the example the usa, is an imperialist nation that has the tendency to trade and interact with other societies in order to become a world power. Trade is essential because if you are an isolationist nation that does not have favorable geographic features(Japan,mountains,high population density, etc) YOU NEED TO TRADE IN ORDER To ensure that you get the Natural Resources to sustain a society. Japan lacked iron so it needed to acquire it so prior to WW2, they invaded an other nation relying on it's natural resources to wage a war against the Usa. So the trading concept is similar
Basically we need to rely on other nations to provide several resources that our geography disables us from getting.
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What was the term satellite nations?
The term "satellite nations" refers to countries that were politically and economically aligned with a more powerful nation, often under its influence or control. This was particularly prominent during the Cold War, when Eastern European nations like Poland, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia were considered satellite states of the Soviet Union. These countries typically had limited autonomy and were expected to follow the policies and directives of the Soviet government. The concept highlights the dynamics of power and control in international relations during this period.
What did the nations that adopted a policy of nonalignment believe during the cold war?
Follow a course independent of the superpowers.
Why do you think Hitler found widespread support among the German people?
Germany used to be a very glorious country. they lost the glory in the first world war. Hitler promised Germany that he would bring them back to their former glory. Not everyone agreed with Hitler but those who didn't were to scared to say anything for fear of theirs and their families lives.
How many of his own people did Ho Chi Minh kill?
Communist nations do not (currently) expose negative information to the general public. Any answers you obtain in the free nations (non-communist nations) will also be "suspect"...for the simple reason; who supplied that data? Translation: any answer will be someones estimation (someone's guess). Anything from a few hundred thousands to 1 million, it is very difficult separate exactly how many died inside North Vietnam during his regime from those who died in the dictatorship that follow the communist takeover of Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh died before the end of the war but his genocidal ideology continued his bloody legacy.
What is the difference between war and terrorism?
War is the fighting of nations in an armed conflict, usually over territory or resources. War can also be the liberation of a nation under the control of a dictator by multiple other nations. Terrorism is the use of scare tactics to get a point a cross. While war usually has rules of conflict, such as the treatment of prisoners, terrorist do not follow the same rules, and often target civilians to put fear into the populace. They are usually a rebel force and are usually small in size.
Would powerful nations or weak nation be more likely to follow an isolationist policy?
Powerful nations are more likely to follow an isolationist policy because they have the resources and capabilities to sustain themselves without relying on international interactions. Weak nations often seek alliances and aid to bolster their security and prosperity.
What are the nations that do not follow the democracy?
Some are:- China North Korea Cuba
What is the important of the rule of law?
Nations must observe or follow treaties
What economic theory did European nations follow in their creation of colonies?
mercantilism
What is lawless?
International lawlessness is a term used against nations that do not follow the rule of law. Nations such as North Korea and Iran are considered internationally lawless.
What is the most important rule of international law?
Nations must observe or follow treaties
What is international lawlessness?
International lawlessness is a term used against nations that do not follow the rule of law. Nations such as North Korea and Iran are considered internationally lawless.
What was the term satellite nations?
The term "satellite nations" refers to countries that were politically and economically aligned with a more powerful nation, often under its influence or control. This was particularly prominent during the Cold War, when Eastern European nations like Poland, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia were considered satellite states of the Soviet Union. These countries typically had limited autonomy and were expected to follow the policies and directives of the Soviet government. The concept highlights the dynamics of power and control in international relations during this period.
What nations controlled Germany following world war 2?
what empire did the british colonization of india follow
What did the nations that adopted a policy of nonalignment believe during the cold war?
Follow a course independent of the superpowers.
Why do people follow mystical religion?
All religions are mystical to a greater or lesser extent. People follow them from a need to believe in something greater and more powerful than they are.
Why was the greel fleet unable to follow Alexander's march across the dessert?
a powerful storms called monsoons
