One of the leaders of the allies, Joseph Stalin was very well known for being really careful and hard to trust others This lead to him gain most of the Eastern European powers all for himself, which ended up in Germany divided into west and east German
Distrust between former allies arose right after the end of WWII. The capitalist Allied forces were unsure on whether they could trust Stalin since he had previously allied himself with Hitler in 1939 through the Nazi-Soviet Pact.
Also, Stalin thought that the US and the British joined the war late because they expected that a fight between Germany and the USSR would weaken the mentioned nations. As a result, Stalin decided to create a geographical barrier or buffer in Eastern Europe in case of a future agression by the Western nations. This barrier included the nations that had been invaded by the Red Army on their way to Berlin and included East Germany and were included in the Warsaw Pact of 1955.
Gandhi used non-violence to disrupt the cycle of violence between the British and the Indians and drew the British into a situation where they were seen only as the aggressor.
Yes, there should be a Black History Month because colored people deserve to be appreciated for all of the wonderful things they did for the world and how much they have impacted the world we have today. Therefore, we should have a Black History Month.
The Bill of Rights is the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution. It spells out Americans' rights in relation to their government. It guarantees civil rights and liberties to the individual—like freedom of speech, press, and religion.
