Although the emphasis and ranking of priorities were subject to change, two basic goals of Soviet foreign policy remained constant: national security (safeguarding Communist Party rule through internal control and the maintenance of adequate military forces) and, since the late 1940s, influence over Eastern Europe.
<span> only 17 times </span>since <span>the first 10 which make up the </span><span>Bill of Rights</span>
<span>Baron von Steuben
that should be the answer</span>
Because of the good green grass that there is.
