The fundamental difference between the view of ball and kennan lies within whether United States should be or should not be involved in the vietnam war.
Ball supported United States' involvement because he believed it was a very important step to stop the spread of communism, while Kennan believed that we shouldn't be involved because it took too much of our resources.
Because it was easier for them and they had no money but i a way people today still trade
<span>One sign that the south was exhausted after losses in 1863 is that they had very little in the way of uniforms. They also had very little food. Many southern soldiers were malnourished and starving. They were also very short on both weapons and munitions.</span>
