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I believe it was because immigrants were coming into the country and the Japanese were afraid that they would take their jobs.
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about 220,000, but they never sent more than 50,000 at a time
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The correct answer is A. The Truman Doctrine was designed to contain Communism where it was and prevent it from spreading to other nations.
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The Truman Doctrine is a foreign policy program announced by US President G. Truman after World War II in a speech to Congress on March 12, 1947.
It formulated the policy of “containment” in relation to Soviet Communism in the whole world. It was aimed at revising the system of international relations that had formed under Roosevelt. Truman Doctrine was aimed at the struggle of the United States and its supporters for the political and economic unipolarity of the world.
The “Truman Doctrine” was aimed at limiting the growth of the forces of socialism that intensified after World War II, exerting continuous pressure on the USSR and other totalitarian countries, and supporting democratic forces and regimes.
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The statement 'They allowed the Romans to focus more on expanding into the Western Mediterranean' describes the Punic Wars contribution to the development of the Roman Empire.
Option: (A)
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- The Punic wars (264 – 146 B.C.) is a series of 'three wars' fought between Carthage and Rome, a then powerful city in northern Africa.
- The war started due to a dispute raised in the Island of Sicily, which was controlled by Carthage. Carthage was an established naval power during the 'first Punic war' (264 – 241 B.C.).
- But at the end of the first Punic war, Rome overpowered Carthage and became the land as well as naval power.
- It also took control of the Island of Sicily. Meanwhile, Carthage was able to occupy power in the territories of Spain.
- Carthaginian general named Hannibal invaded Rome during the 'second Punic war' (218 – 201 B.C.) with Spain as the base.
- He emerged 'victorious' in the initial attacks against Rome. However, Rome under the 'leadership of a young general Publius Cornelius Scipio' chased away Hannibal’s army and from here seized the lands of Spain.
- This allowed the 'Romans' to focus more on expanding into the 'Western Mediterranean'.
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the role of the Eastern Orthodox Church
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