All the opulence and strength of the Ottoman Empire began to be put to the test of the so-called Russian-Turkish Wars in the nineteenth century, especially in the First World War (1914-1918). The decline and end of the Ottoman Empire must be understood from the context of the First War.
Between 1922 and 1923, the Conference was held in Lausanne, Switzerland. The discussions of this conference resulted in the separation between the sultanate and the caliphate, that is, between political authority and religious authority (caliph), and the immediate choice to end the former. This culminated in the escape of the last sultan, Mehmed VI. That would be the path to the creation of the Republic of Turkey, whose first president was Mustafa Kemal.
Answer:
Because Supreme Court deems it "unconstitutional"
Explanation:
The central government agency in charge of providing news on the war was OWI (which stands for the office of war information). The OWI was an American government agency, which used broadcasts, newspapers, films and other forms of mass media with the purpose of communicating to the civilian communities the latest news from the battlefront.
This agency operated between 1942 and 1945. Besides having its headquarters in the U.S.A., the office established several overseas branches, which was pretty useful in order to launch in a large-scale propaganda campaign abroad.
It was created by the Unites States and Canada and several European nations to provide collective security against the Soviet Union.
Some of the Civil Rights leaders had different approaches such as peaceful movements, civil disobediences, etc.
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He was one of the most influential leaders of the Civil Rights movement who sought to end racism and discrimination against the black man which was also institutionalized racism.
For some leaders, they thought that peace was not the best approach as they thought that the non violent approach was taking too much time but saner minds prevailed.
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