It comes from Margaret Thatcher who was Prime Minister of England. People were said to be a bit "wet under the ear" the more liberal they were.
When wealth comes from employment or education as opposed to Aristocratic Origin, you got yourself a Bourgeoisie. The wealth ultimately comes from the exploitation of the fellow peasant, which at that stage has become a Proletariat. However these are just terms, other terms include: employees and executives. Russian Revolution= Kulak
The total cost of World War I is estimated to be around $186 billion in 1914 dollars, which would translate to approximately $4.35 trillion in today's dollars when adjusted for inflation. This figure includes military expenditures, infrastructure damage, and economic disruptions across the involved countries. The war had profound financial implications, contributing to economic instability and the conditions leading to World War II.
World War I is often considered a mistake due to its devastating human and economic costs, resulting in approximately 16 million deaths and widespread destruction across Europe. The conflict arose from a complex web of alliances, nationalism, and imperial ambitions, yet many historians argue that it could have been avoided through diplomatic negotiations. Additionally, the harsh terms of the Treaty of Versailles sowed the seeds for future conflict, notably World War II, highlighting the failure to achieve a lasting peace. Ultimately, the war's consequences reshaped global politics, leading to instability and suffering that could have been prevented.
well the simple reason is that the countries within Europe went through industrialization before any other. also the usa and Canada were inhabited by Indians then and so there was almost no economic competition. and now of course recent economic surveys have shown that Europe has overtaken the north America as being the most powerful continent in the wold once again (in terms of worth and economy) as it is worth over $3 trillion more.
In terms of number of Colonies, UK. In terms of area, France. In terms of population, UK. In terms of land that wasn't barren deserts, UK.
Australian National University
James N. Cortada has written: 'Regional groups: terms of reference for analyses of component elements and prospects' -- subject(s): Economic integration, Politics and government
Coolness
The cultural beliefs of the characters
Two terms for the australian government are The commonwealth governement and the federal government.
There is no such language as Australian. In terms of the way the spell that word in Australia, it would be "enrolled".
European union
The equation is based on having a centre at the origin. Moving the centre means you have to define where it is in relation to the origin, hence the extra terms involved in that job.
President Benigno has the Philippines raised the highest in terms of economic growth.
George H. Cowan has written: 'British Columbia's claim upon the dominion government for better terms' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Politics and government, Economic conditions
Social differences can stem from various factors such as history, culture, economics, education, and politics. These differences can manifest in terms of income inequality, access to resources, discrimination, and social status. They are often reinforced by societal structures and systems that perpetuate unequal distribution of power and opportunities.
In terms of what is played: Football (soccer), netball, cricket and Australian rules.In terms of what is watched/supported: Australian rules, cricket, rugby and football (soccer).