Answer:
The “Truman Doctrine” corresponds to the set of global economic, diplomatic and military strategies that were carried out by the government of the United States of America since 1947. The aim was to prevent the proliferation of communism and to guarantee the full functioning of world capitalism in the face of of Soviet policy maneuvers. Once the doctrine was implemented, the United States would intervene in any war in order to obey the Trumam Doctrine and “help countries to defeat communist insurgents”. Thus, from 1950 to 1961, the USA intervened in the Korean War, in the Vietnam War, in Iran, Guatemala, supported the invasion of Cuba and created the “School of the Americas” in Panama, where the military was encouraged to assume power in their countries.
Explanation:
If it was the mainland states it took 305 years for it to be
settled. The Western frontier took 137
years for it to be finally settled. At
first there were a lot of restrictions
but due to the discovery of gold and unclaimed land available, people flocked
in large numbers to settle into this new frontier to have a better life.
One way Hitler maintain power and control over the people was the Nazis rise to power was propaganda. The Nazis used propaganda throughout the late 1920’s and early 1930’s to boost Hitler’s image, and, as a result of this and other aspects, he became extremely popular.
Aeneas is considered:
half god and half mortal founder of the city that would become Rome
Explanation:
The myth of Aeneas is derived directly from the myths and legends of the war of Troy when the Ionians of the time of the Asian minor kingdoms would lose the battle and it would be Aeneas who is able to escape the onslaught.
HE escapes and he founds the city that would later become Rome according to the legend.
He would also be in the myths made into a god like figure for the Romans which is only a partial truth and fabricated by Virgil in his epic.
Do you have a specific civilization you are asking about? Or are we just implying on what we think makes best for a beginning of one?
