He was referring to the forces of communism and the idea that they had to be contained. The American foreign policy from that time forward was centered on this idea and resulted American actions in Southeast Asia and South America.
Of course not. The German, Austro-Hungarian and Turkish Empires were arbitrarily dismantled. The British and French expanded their empires. The Bolshevik Empire in Russia was not destroyed!
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Democracy was in jeopardy during World War I because the Central Powers were expanding militarily and taking nations by force. The United States, led by President Woodrow Wilson, cited making the world safe for democracy the main reason for entering the conflict.
Edith Wilson was the wife of President Woodrow Wilson. After he had a stroke, Edith was given the nickname "America's First Woman President."
Surprisingly successful! Why did you post this in GMC Envoy though
Andrew Jackson was famous for being a president and for "making" the democracy called "Jacksonian" Democracy, which was a democracy that followed Jackson's political and physical philosophies.
Making Democracy Work was created in 1993.
William F. McCombs has written: 'Making Woodrow Wilson President' -- subject(s): Presidents, Election
considering that a presidential democracy is when the power is held by an elected president you can use it like.... the citizens voted for the president because their government was a presidential democracy.
Indirect democracy!
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making Germany pay reparations
successful troll is successful