Anti- Federalists feared the Constitution would give the U.S. Government too much power and little power to the people, which could lead to tyranny. Anti-Federalists focused more on the idea of the states/people having more rights or authority than the U.S. Government. Federalists insisted the government should have more power/authority. Federalists believed the U.S Constitution would be successful and not lead to the huge debacle that was the Articles of Confederation (A prime example of the States having too much power)
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Hitler's invasion of Poland in September 1939 drove Great Britain and France to declare war on Germany, marking the beginning of World War II. Over the next six years, the conflict would take more lives and destroy more land and property around the globe than any previous war.
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Helped spread technology, ideas, and cultures by taking over most of Asia. This allowed of ideas to mix ( cultural diffusion )
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- the division of Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states
- US support for Israel's military
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After the World War II ended, the international community gave the Jewish people the right to return to their homeland Israel and make their own country there. While this was excellent news for the Jews, the Arab world was furious. The Arabs saw the settling of the Jews and the formation of Jewish country as offensive toward the Arabs, and as stealing of their lands. The Arab population in Israel that started using the name Palestinians (ironically enough that is a Jewish term) was separated and concentrated into parts of this territory, but lost the majority of their land. The US support from Israel increased the tensions even more, and soon military conflicts started between Israel and several Arab countries, with the small Israel managing to be victorious in all of them.
