A common factor that triggered the hot wars in Asia was based on communism. The United States wanted to halt the spread of communism while the Soviet Union wanted to influence every region and make them communists.
I believe the answer is :<span>The historian is placing the argument in historical context.
Argument with historical context would tried to explain a certain historical event based on </span>the social, political, religious, and economic conditions that existed during a certain time and place.In the example above, the historian choose to base her argument on religious conditions in the past.
The Great Depression was a worldwide catastrophe because the economic recession spread around the world and impacted many people in a variety of ways. The deep recession in the United States in Europe increased unemployment and resulted in deep economic turmoil. This spread around the world leaving economies weaker, trade weaker, and social well-being worse off.
The government was limited by the separation of powers because of the things of the 3 branches could do , and they can do checks and balances where one branch check the other 2 to see if one get over powered then the other 2 will find a way to keep the branch that is becoming overpowered into a range where its still controlled.
