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What changed American attitudes toward Japanese after World War 2?
The War changed the Americans attitude toward the Japanese because they found out after World War 2 the Japanese Americans were innocent of helping the Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor.
What is the Attitude toward suicide in modern America?
My opinion is that you may consider suicide in the whole world. After all we are all human beings, Americans and the rest of the world. The attitude is a concern for the coming time, envolving the development of new technologies, informatization, agriculture, medicine, stem cells, drugs control, reforesting, offer of new jobs, valorization of a healthy lifestyle, high level of education on all degrees of scholarization.
How did Americans feel about entering the war before Pearl Harbor?
the americans were really sort of neutral towards the war and did not want to get into it but when pearl harbor happened they felt threatened and felt that they had to protect the safety of their nation and fight.
What attitude did most Americans have toward foreign affairs in the 20s?
In the 1920s, most Americans adopted an isolationist attitude toward foreign affairs, largely influenced by the aftermath of World War I. Many citizens were disillusioned by the war and sought to focus on domestic issues and economic prosperity. There was a general reluctance to engage in international conflicts or alliances, as seen in the rejection of the League of Nations. This isolationism was characterized by a desire to avoid entanglements and prioritize national interests.
Who won the most recent election in the world?
Obama
What did the election of Warren G. Harding imply for Americans position affairs?
America's Presence In World Affairs Would Decrease
What was the American attitude after entering World War 2?
The Americans switched their reluctant attitude to being supportive and hard working to achieve a victory in World War 2. Two of the best movies showing the attitudes of the Americans and Britons were MRS. MINIVER and SINCE YOU WENT AWAY. Many local libraries have these movies and the classic movie channels show them.
What changed American attitudes toward Japanese after World War 2?
The War changed the Americans attitude toward the Japanese because they found out after World War 2 the Japanese Americans were innocent of helping the Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor.
What are the Americans view about attitude toward change?
I think Americans are open to change and are very much receptive to it. They adopt with the change very well, the reason why they are now holds the position of supreme power among the nations of the world.
Why has the world changed its attitude towards china?
why has the world changed its attitude toward china....
What is perception and how different is it from attitude?
Perception is how you perceive the world (how you see it) and your attitude is how you act towards it.
What is the Attitude toward suicide in modern America?
My opinion is that you may consider suicide in the whole world. After all we are all human beings, Americans and the rest of the world. The attitude is a concern for the coming time, envolving the development of new technologies, informatization, agriculture, medicine, stem cells, drugs control, reforesting, offer of new jobs, valorization of a healthy lifestyle, high level of education on all degrees of scholarization.
How did animism reflect what was important to early West African peoples?
Animism reflect west Africans dependence on the natural world
Is a general election a type of election?
Judges are elected by a few presidents around the world!
Why was the Election of 2008 heard around the world?
the election of 08 was heard around the world because a black man ran for president
Who will win 2012 election us?
Barack Obama why because America and the World need him for what he have done... Also he has done so much more for America (Americans) and the rest world and he is willing to do more.plus making Earth the most peacefully place to live....
How did Americans feel about entering the war before Pearl Harbor?
the americans were really sort of neutral towards the war and did not want to get into it but when pearl harbor happened they felt threatened and felt that they had to protect the safety of their nation and fight.
