A History of Civilization: 1648 to the presentPrentice-Hall, 1984 - 608 páginas |
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... Western hemisphere . The United States was no longer to land Marines in a Central Ameri- can republic ; rather , American policy was to try to strengthen ... WESTERN WORLD THE EAST MEETS THE WEST: WESTERN HISTORY AND WORLD HISTORY Japan.
... Western hemisphere . The United States was no longer to land Marines in a Central Ameri- can republic ; rather , American policy was to try to strengthen ... WESTERN WORLD THE EAST MEETS THE WEST: WESTERN HISTORY AND WORLD HISTORY Japan.
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... Western colonial powers . The struggle was much more than a simple conflict between nationalists and imperialists . It was com- plicated by two additional elements in particular - the increasing threat to Chinese independence from an ex ...
... Western colonial powers . The struggle was much more than a simple conflict between nationalists and imperialists . It was com- plicated by two additional elements in particular - the increasing threat to Chinese independence from an ex ...
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... Western powers out . Western refusal to abandon agreements concluded during World War II led to a prolonged diplomatic crisis in 1959 . The Western powers could not permit the Soviets to recreate the conditions that led to the airlift ...
... Western powers out . Western refusal to abandon agreements concluded during World War II led to a prolonged diplomatic crisis in 1959 . The Western powers could not permit the Soviets to recreate the conditions that led to the airlift ...
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The Revolution in Review | 21 |
Progress and Pessimism 24 Literature 26 The Baroque Era | 27 |
SUMMARY | 33 |
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