The Molotov-Ribbentop pact<span>, sometimes called the </span>Hitler-Stalin pact<span>, was a non-aggression treaty between </span>Nazi-Germany<span> and the </span>Soviet Union<span>. It was signed in </span>Moscow<span> on </span>August 23<span>, </span>1939<span> by the foreign ministers </span>Vyacheslav Molotov<span> and </span>Joachim von Ribbentrop<span>.</span>
The transcontinental railroad united the nation through trade
China had a firm cultural foundation. They were set in their ways and it would take a huge revolution to overthrow them. Rulers occasionally even shut down trade and isolated themselves, in order not to be influenced by European powers. They had a strong military and, most of the time, a stable government and economy. In contrast, Africa and some other Asian countries, such as India, were seen as weaker. Their military (if they had one) was easily overpowered by the western countries. They were also seen as uncivilized and primitive. Because of this, the Europeans had more respect for the Chinese than other countries. They knew that they didn't have a great chance at completely dominating the country and forming colonies.
The better the people live the better the next genration is
In this quote, we must understand that it means:-
Palestine is where all the peace takes place, if Palestine is destroyed, the rest of the Arab states will we be.
Thats pretty much what is happening in the world today. Gaza, Palestine is getting destroyed by the Israelis, and now ever since that has been happening, look at the rest of the Arab countries. They are in ruins, most are getting bombed because they are un-uniting. The only reason that Palestine holds all of the Arab countries is because of its holy mosque, Jerusalem. Also because they were united with one religion, now, the religion is breaking apart, and many lives are being lost because of a very simple argument, Sunni and Shi'a.
Final answer: <span> If Palestinian peace does not happen, all Middle East nations will turn to chaos and violence.</span>
