WAR OVERSEAS OR GREATER CONCERN WITHIN AMERICA 
.... as well as political pressure? Wilson, as a one-time Princeton professor, surely was not an
eager war-monger. He was not out for ....
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The War Against the Jews
.... Still, it is clear that the German people after World
War I's defeat were
eager to find some group for their humiliation, and the Jews were selected by Hitler ....
(1350
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Causes and Prevention of War (Seyom Brown)
.... and rivalries, paranoia and aggression, all in a context of competition for the best and latest weapons of
war that the have-nations are
eager to manufacture ....
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Cold War Book Critique
.... The Cold
War grew more polarized through the late 1940s and 1950s. Both sides were
eager for power, and afraid that the other side would gain more power. ....
(2005
8
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The Killer Angels
.... some time and, although they have been winning many battles and truly believe that Gettysburg could be the decisive battle of the
war, they are
eager to have ....
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Issues Arising from the Six-Day War
.... For their part, the Syrians were not
eager to play a major role in the
war, and though they shelled Israeli positions and settlements and staged a local attack ....
(1645
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Politics of Drugs in the US
.... Thus, drug
war rhetoric escalated each election cycle, when it was to most politicians .... Politicians were not
eager for this, and the mass media were also not ....
(2143
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Civil War
.... Although there were many issues that led to the Civil
War, Confederate soldiers .... dedicated to preserving the practice of slavery, and were
eager to maintain the ....
(771
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Hollywood War Films
.... even in a film like Three Kings where the soldiers are aware of Wilfred Owen's sentiment that
war is anything but honorable, the soldiers are
eager to engage ....
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War on Drugs in the Film "Traffic"
.... The cartels are shown as constantly at
war. .... Collusion among the cartels is difficult because they are more
eager to eliminate one another than to work together ....
(1392
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The Persian Gulf Crisis
.... Generals Powell and Schwarzkopf were so cautious and
eager respectively, that the
war ended too soon to truly undermine Hussein's power. ....
(1046
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Chaco War
.... an initial round of action in 1929, both sides mobilized for
war, but full .... Argentina,
eager to supplant the US as hegemonic power, also viewed US participation ....
(1976
8
)
The Chaco War Between Paraguay & Boliva
.... an initial round of action in 1929, both sides mobilized for
war, but full .... Argentina,
eager to supplant the US as hegemonic power, also viewed US participation ....
(1996
8
)
Historical Perspective of War in Iraq
.... Normally, diplomatic measures are extensively explored before a nation goes to
war, but President Bush was very
eager to go to
war, even bypassing the lack of ....
(5286
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Radio and Newscasts
.... Europe. Even at the early stages of
war, Americans were
eager to be the first on the scene to report the news back home. "The speed ....
(1701
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Iran-Iraq War Chapter 5 THE CEASE FIRE The official
.... the
war, and expressed its willingness to setle for the status quo ante. Thus, when the United Nations cease fire proposal was made, Iraq was all but
eager to ....
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Causes of the First World War
.... World
War. Unfortunately, considering the general outlook of the day of both political leaders and ordinary citizens, neither of the alliances was
eager to ....
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Role of the Media in the Gulf War
.... In the Gulf
War, unlike the invasion of Grenada, the press was included and so was more
eager to respond with the administration line. ....
(5056
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The Spanish War & World War II
.... low-level, and low-energy while the Germans were very
eager to conclude .... end and were satisfied with the destruction of Czechoslovakia as an alternative to
war. ....
(5617
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Pre-Second World War Neutrality in the US
.... Signatories to the Kellogg-Briand Peace Pact agreed to renounce
war as a national .... midst of a devastating economic depression, and were none too
eager to engage ....
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Normalization of US-Vietnam Diplomatic Relations
.... Although China was an ally of North Vietnam during the Vietnam
War, the two societies have a history of emnity .... Vietnam is
eager for American economic investment ....
(2037
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Normalization of US/Vietnam Diplomatic Relations
.... Although China was an ally of North Vietnam during the Vietnam
War, the two societies have a history of emnity .... Vietnam is
eager for American economic investment ....
(2092
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Munich in the Second World War
.... capacity was not negligable, and in Nogueres' view, the Allies entered
war in 1939 in a .... sees it, is that in 1938 the French public was desperately
eager to put ....
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American Influence on Japanese Industrial Design
.... production methods, and designs of all kinds were rapidly absorbed by an
eager Japanese audience. In the half century that followed the
war, Japanese culture ....
(2764
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1962 Cuban Missile Crisis
.... particularly
eager to act decisively (Cline 190-7; Auster 164-73). The decision-makers in both Washington and Moscow clearly tried to avert nuclear
war ....
(1719
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Grand Illusion, All Quiet on the Western Front
.... life, Paul is a dutiful student, respectful of his elders,
eager to uphold German traditions. Once he has been exposed to the truth of the
war, though, Paul ....
(2314
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Sonnet 107 by Shakespeare
.... In this case, it is the Vikings who have left their home and crossed the sea to do battle with the English. The Vikings are always depicted as
eager for
war. ....
(2156
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White House vs Congress
.... for failing to consult Congress formally before using force, appeared
eager to bend .... him, he described the letter as consistent with the
War Powers Resolution ....
(1456
6
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Atomic Bombs and Japan
.... is given no special consideration by a government that wants to ignore the problem and employers are not
eager to hire .... "What Did You Do in the
War, Grandma?: A ....
(1239
5
)
Market Economy
....
war was over leadership in American was handed down to a younger generation of men, including John Quincy Adams, who represented "…ardent nationalists
eager ....
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