The reasons for American isolation at the beginning of the twentieth century are quite different from those reasons in our contemporary moment. After World War I, Americans were deeply disillusioned by the horrific nature of the war ranging from the use of chemical gas, aerial bombardment, tank warfare, and trench warfare. Contemporary concerns about US involvement in the world are based on the Vietnam experience. Most Americans felt the aims of the war were poorly defined and its escalation was largely concealed from the American public. Since Vietnam, Americans have been leery of any protracted U.S. military engagement that is not properly defined in terms of aims and duration. The best example of this concern was the US invasion of Iraq during the second term of George W. Bush.
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Jan van Eyck/Arnolfini Portrait/1434/Northern Renaissance ... Most scholars believe that this was a self-portrait (figure reflected in the Arnolfini portrait wears a similar red turban)
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The Catholic church had more influence because of the location of the Vatican it is in the south so the priest would travel mostly around the south to spread the word of God.
<span>this man was the leader of USSR = khrushchev</span>
Your answer is Elizabeth the 1st