George Washington generally understood the impact of political parties in Britain, and the fact that some European nations (Britain, France, Spain, Portugal & Netherlands) had territories & colonies in the New World. When war breaks out in Europe, often the New World colonies were affected. George Washington wanted to keep the new nation (US) out of European affairs to the extent that rivalries, disputes & wars could spill beyond Europe.
You probably mean the League of Nations. It was formed after World War I (1914-18) to prevent wars from occurring. It is seen as the forerunner of today's United Nations. The League of Nations was based in Geneva, Switzerland, which had been neutral. A key component was the open discussion and negotiation between nations -- in sharp contrast to the secret alliances that existed before World War I.
The current land division of European countries dates back to the advent of the now defunct Holy Roman Empire, and its distribution of Divine rite to monarchs. The Church of Rome, is the originator of world imperialism.
Nations are states. You will have to define 'stateless nation'. You may be confused by the fact that the word 'state' is used a little differently in the US than it is used throughout the rest of the world. Every sovereign nation can also be called a sovereign state. In the US, we understandably think of states as being sections of a nation. It gets complicated.
Because great Britain already wanted to take over the colonies & probobly the rest of the world next!!
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No. The United Nations has members from all over the world. The European Union is an organisation that has members from Europe.
i think its germany,,, because it was the only nation ofthe world that can really compete usa by that time.
Unite the world's nations to resolve problems and avoid world wars or nation to nation warsResolve problems with civil unrestResolve problems with natural resoursesAssist nations with humanitarian aid or defenseManage agreementsEducation
The United Nations is composed of 193 member nations or sovereign states. These member nations come from all parts of the world and represent a global community.
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In the real world there is no such thing as the European commonwealth.
it is in yourtext
GermanyFranceUnited KingdomItalyRussiaSpainNetherlandsSwitzerlandPolandBelgiumSwedenNorwayAustriaDenmarkGreeceFinlandPortugalIrelandCzech RepublicRomaniaCollectively, 27 European nations (to be 28 by July 2013) form the European Union. This organization has the largest economy in the world when compared among countries and may even fuse together as one nation in the future. Some people already consider it a nation.
"The United Nations: Solutions for a prosperous world"
False. The United States became the primary creditor for European nations.
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