At the end of World War II<span>, huge swaths of </span>Europe<span> and Asia had been reduced to ruins. ... many long-lasting problems in the </span>future<span>, including the tensions that created .... The planned elections </span>did<span> not take place, as the Soviet Union.</span>
True if you’re referring to the Russo-Turkish war (1877-78)
A public policy is shaped through something called "<em>Public Policy Cycle</em>". It consists in 5 stages, starting with the agenda.
The <em>agenda</em> is a setting of problems and concerns that governors and implementors need to analyze in order to find the one they will address at the moment.
After the problem is chosen, the other stage of the cycle is the "formulation", which consists in creating the policy itself, all the people that are going to be addressed with that policy, how it is gonna affect these people, etc.
Then, the "implementation". In this stage, the policy is effectively implemented, and starts working.
And last, the "evaluation". <em>Evaluation</em> is the stage when the governors and implementors get to see the outcomes of the policy, and then formulate and implement changes to improve it.
It was sometimes called the war of independence because Britain had blocked French seaports and then insisted that the United States ships had to first stop at Britain to pay fee before going to France.
The chief features of the Bretton Woods system were an obligation for each country to adopt a monetary policy that maintained its external exchange rates within 1 percent by tying its currency to gold and the ability of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to bridge temporary imbalances of payments.
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