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Intervention in what countries would best be considered a peacekeeping Expedition?
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What was the main reason for U.S. military intervention in the above countries?
The U.S. felt that intervention in these areas would benefit their economic interests.
Advantage and disadvantage of military intervention?
There are more advantages than disadvantages to an intervention. The intervening country/countries go at a time and place of their choosing, they come prepared, and they have an end-goal in mind. The disadvantage is that civil wars and natural disasters )the events that typically make an intervention necessary) can get worse than expected, thereby increasing the number of troops necessary and/or take longer to accomplish the mission at hand.
What two countries were considered aggressive because they wanted world power in Europe and Asian countries?
During WW 2 that would have been Germany and Japan.
Who were some groups in German prisons that would not be considered criminals in most other countries?
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According to Hitler What other nations could be considered Aryan?
Hitler viewed people of Nordic European descent to be Aryan. Countries predominantly inhabited by people of this race (such as the Scandinavian countries or Teutonic states of Central Europe) were generally considered Aryan Nations. However, people all over the world could be considered Aryan, as long as they have a pure bloodline of Nordic European descent.
What countries would best be considered a peacekeeping expedition?
If you wanted to deliver peace then perhaps an expedition to Syria would be a good target.
What were the countries involved in east timor peacekeeping?
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The UN peacekeeping missions are an example of?
how different countries work together in order to maintain peace. study island:)
Which led to the end of doente?
Soviet intervention in African countries
What led to military intervention?
Several things can lead to military intervention. For example, when a country is attacked, one big option is to respond back with the military. When leaders of other countries are not treating their own citizens correctly, this can lead to military intervention from other countries.
What was the main reason for U.S. military intervention in the above countries?
The U.S. felt that intervention in these areas would benefit their economic interests.
What countries took part in the triple intervention?
France, German, and Russia
What Latin American nations called US intervention?
During the Cold War there were many Latin American countries soliciting intervention from the United States. Some of these countries were Guatemala, Brazil, Chile, and Nicaragua.
Who works to keep peace within your countries?
The police in most countries; sometimes the military is needed to help them out. Other agencies also do work in some countries, such as for interstate peacekeeping and doing the work in certain areas only.
What Countries helped George Vancouver on his Expedition?
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What was the principle of intervention?
The principle of intervention allowed the great powers to send armies into countries where there were revolutions in order to restore legitimate monarchs to their thrones.
Can you expect UN intervention in Saharan and Middle East countries?
The United Nations has been relatively active in terms of intervening in the Middle Eastern conflicts. Numerous peacekeeping operations in the Middle East have been implemented such as UNEF I & II, UNDOF, UNIFIL, UNOGIL, UNFICYP, UNIIMOG, UNIKOM, and UNSMIS. There have also been more UN Resolutions about the Middle East or the countries of the Middle East than about any other single region.
