Also in South Asia, Pakistan joined
a trade alliance with the US and
others in 1954 designed to contain
the spread of communism.
Meanwhile, India became a key
player at the 1955 Bandung
Conference in Indonesia, which
encouraged new nations to avoid
taking sides with the US or the
USSR. The Cold War heated up
along the India-Pakistan border
over disputed territory in Kashmir
in 1965. When the United Nations
called for a diplomatic solution,
the US halted arms supplies to the
region. This worked in India's favor
as it already had a stronger
military. It was able to maintain
control over Kashmir after a
ceasefire, though the region
remains in dispute to this day.
A military station in Hawaii would allow for the US to have a Pacific base on American soil. Some of America's largest enemies are in the East (China and North Korea) and a military base in the Pacific would allow us to have more control over the area, while still being on American soil. Being on US soil will allow us to have better access to supplies and logistics, as well as avoiding any problems with the allied nations that we would have to set up base in otherwise (such as problems the military faces with their bases in Okinawa).
A historian has to out things chronological order so we know what happened first
The two groups that continue to clash in Iraq, even after the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, are the Shia Muslims and the Sunni Muslims.
<h3>Who was Saddam Hussein?</h3>
The full name of the Saddam Hussein is the Saddam Hussein Abd al-Majid al-Tikriti. He was an Iraqi political leader that served as the 5th president of Iraq from 1979 to 2003.
The Shia and Sunni Muslims are the two communities in Iraq that are still fighting, even after Saddam Hussein was deposed.
Therefore, the two groups are the Shia Muslims and the Sunni Muslims.
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Answer:
Protecting the environment
Explanation:
Allowing states to have more power
