This is debatable even among the highest scholars. The United states are not an imperial power in the sense that they occupy and control foreign territory as if they were colonies, not counting wars. They could be understood as an imperialistic force through the political power that they have over numerous other countries worldwide which enables them to control their politics.
The middle eastern situation can be seen as an example of United States imperialism since they rarely leave the state in whose wars they got involved in. Culturally and economically it has almost imperialistic control over many European countries since many of them would not have the power in Europe that they have if they didn't have the support of US behind them. For example, if a country bothered US, they could just get NATO and the UN to help in resolving the problems that they have, which could be interpreted that through such organizations the US can control world politics because of its power.
After the First World War in 1918, Germany was forced to sign an agreement in which it committed to pay an amount which ascended to $31.5 billion as civil reparations to the other nations involved in the War. It also agreed on reducing its army to no more than 100,000 Men.
Part of Germany's territory was ceded to France (Rhineland) and another important part was given to Poland.
Even though there was a lot of bitterness between the North and the South during the Reconstruction era (the period of time right after the Civil War), the biggest failure of that time was that <em>it failed to give African Americans the option to own land</em>. This problem is bigger because its aftermath kept the African American community still under certain oppression by a white majority in the southern states, leading to the need for more reform in the XX century.
A government action that denies someones fair and equal treatment under the law may be declared unconstitutional
Answer: Unconstitutional
The people and there desperation for Germany to be financially well and not in ruins like it is. People in Germany didn't feel proud to be German anymore. Then a guy walks in saying he can fix all there problems and they just need to trust him and they did.
