Hi there,
<span>They wanted settlers to help them and be on their side for the war.
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<span>George McClellan was the democratic candidate, to whom ran against the renown Republican candidate, Abraham Lincoln.</span>
Us conception of liberty by defense of the natural rights of citizen while the Soviet idea of defense by making sure the enemy is scared to attack.
Explanation:
The Cuban missile crisis was in a sense an idea of what the people on both sides of the government believed was useful for their own country's safety.
Each wanted to intimidate the other into believing that they were more powerful and that they would be destroyed if they ever attack.
This escalated the matters so drastically that there were missiles in Cuba pointed to Us while the US also had its idea of defense and planted similar missiles in the Central Asia.
This was essentially an idea of liberty by the show of might on the both sides.
Contextualization
Mongol's military invasion led the empire to spread extensively. They are recognised as nomadic horsemen from the eastern steppe of Asia. The Mongols presence in Afro-Eurasia led to the decline of established early empires.
Argument 1
The Mongols affected the Russian culture by incorporating Asian characteristics into their culture.
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We can see this in the historical situation where the Mongols defended the Russians against the Europeans strengthening their bond.
Argument 2
The Mongols helped develop places for education like universities and colleges.
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Sorqotani Beki, the wife of Ulugh-Noyan’s death gave 1000 silver balish for a college to be built in Bokhara.
Argument 3
The men of Tauris attracted many merchants due to their incredible handiworks making the region flourish.
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This attracted many merchants from India and the western countries spreading their culture and beauty.
I don't know if this is right or not, but this is what I wrote.
The perspective of Africans changed in a significant way after fighting in WWII. For years, Africans had been unhappy with the treatment they received from white settlers. As they fought side by side with these "colonial overlords" in the Second World War, that discontent grew. During the war, they were exposed to many new influences and ideas, which led them to see that the white man could be taken down if they attempted to do so. This new perspective led to African empowerment and determination.
