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Who had a army-centered life Athens or Sparta?
Sparta had a more military centered city-state, Athens was more focused on research and developing their city.Jujujuly
Why was the north more industrialized in 1860 than the south?
During those times, the South focused more on agriculture, farming, growing crops (cotton, tobacco, indigo, and rice), and found no need for factories. To them, slaves and land were what they should be their priority.
How did the southern economy change after Reconstruction?
The South had developed a more balanced economy after Reconstruction
What did Stalin do at the meeting in Potsdam that alarmed President Truman?
He refused to promise to allow free elections in Eastern Europe.
What was the reason for the American island-hopping strategy?
They focused on capturing one island at a time so the offensive could be more coordinated, and with each island, it provided one more base of operations. Islands large enough for airfields were especially important, so that long-range bombers could eventually reach Japan itself.
When did Yalta conference take place?
The Yalta Conference was held in 1945 from February 4th to February 11th and was a meeting of heads of Government from countries including United Kingdom, The United States of America and the Soviet Union.
When was More Bloody Meetings created?
More Bloody Meetings was created in 1984.
Why were there more disagreements at the potsdam peace conference than the yalta peace conference?
In Yalta, the Americans needed the USSR's help in the Pacific war, and so were prepared to agree to nearly all of Stalin's demands. This included allowing the USSR to expand their 'sphere of influence' in Eastern Europe to countries like Poland as well as the Baltic States. Roosevelt was also present in Yalta and was more tolerable to Stalin and Communism in general. Many of the countries involved (mainly USSR) went away relatively happy. However, in Potsdam, things had changed. The Americans has developed and tested their first atomic bomb, and so things were much more tense between America and the USSR. The former has a huge military advantage, and Stalin knew this. As well as this, Roosevelt has died a few weeks prior and Harry Truman took his place. Truman was a lot more anti-communist and less tolerant to Stalin, and so immediately it was obvious things would go less smoothly. Also, Stalin refused to remove his troops from many countries in Eastern Europe (Hungary, Czecholsovakia, Bulgaria etc) and so Communism was spreading very quickly. Truman didn't agree with this obviously and so would have resisted the USSR's demands to expand. Finally, during the Potsdam Conference, there were many disagreements such as what the Allies should do about Germany, the reparations to ask of it as well as Soviet Policy in Eastern Europe. America and Britain agreed that the USSR were being too harsh, and they also suspected that its invasion of central Europe was imminent. In conclusion, Stalin did not really get his way in Potsdam, and Truman had subtly hinted at America's new weapon so things were a lot more tense. In Yalta, civilness between the Allied countries was quite strong, however by Potsdam this has evaporated and they no longer had a common enemy to be united against (Germany). Therefore it was much less succcessful.
Where can one find more information about meetings?
One can find information about meetings on various websites like Wikipedia and Meetings. One could also visit a local library and ask if they have any books with information about meetings.
Average length of meetings?
The length of meetings can be different depending on what needs to be discussed. Some meetings can be short as 5 to 10 minutes while others can go on for an hour or more.
Is garra going to be on any more shippuden episodes?
yes he will but the story wont be as focused on him it will be more focused about team 7 and akatsuki
How are town hall meetings examples of direct democracy?
At town hall meetings, the citizens get to interface more directly with the politicians and take a more active role in their government.
How do you be more focused?
You stay more focused by getting rid of your energy in other ways, like exercising. and 8 hours of sleep too
Which history is more complex the problem focused history or the expanded problem focused history?
Anything that is expanded should, by definition, be more complex and detailed.
An increasingly city focused world with more and more cities?
Urbanization
How is communism opposed to liberalism?
Liberalism is more focused on the needs of the one whereas communism is focused on the needs of the many.
How were the physiocrats different from the mercantilists?
physiocrats focused on econimic reforms where as mecantilists focused on expoting more than importing
