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Indian Civilization

India and the Cold War

N.A.M. become an economic pressure group. By the late 1980s, however, the N.I.E.O. initiative had faded, mainly because of the stiff opposition from the developed countries who acted as a united group while the N.A.M. countries struggled to maintain theirs in the face of their opposition. India and the Cold War As a leader of N.A.M., India’s response…

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Europe- the main arena of conflict

Formation of International Alliance International alliances during the cold war era were determined by the requirement of superpower and the smaller states' calculation. Europe- the main arena of conflict. In some cases - superpower used their military power to bring countries into their respective alliances. e.g., Soviet Union - Eastern Europe, U.S - east and Southeast Asia West Asia,…

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Imperialism and Earlier Imperialism (1870-1914)

Industrialization and the search for markets brought the nation into direct opposition. Except for Britain, all other countries abandoned the interaction trade. "Although Individual states attempted to isolate themselves from each other through high terrific and import duties, development in international economics mandated the continuing growth and development of an interlacing, worldwide system of manufacturing, trade,…

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A New Capitalism (1870-1914)

There was a growing trend in Howard's incorporation. With limited liability Corporation, many thousands of middle-class men and women considered corporate investment a safe and financially promising way of making money for themselves. A stock-holding renter class emerged. The growing influence of bankers and financiers enhanced their power to stimulate or to dis-coverage the growth of…

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New Technology (1870-1914)

Technology in Steal The crucible technique was discovered in England. Pudding process by the Germans (while it did not produce steal a hard as that made in crucibles, it reduced its price considerably.) With the invention of the Bessemer and Siemens–Martin process, steal Gina competing with iron. Together these three processes revolutionized the production of steel.…

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