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Violence is equally regrettable no matter which side uses it.
<span>Revolutions must be ruthless in destroying the enemies of the people. </span>
<span>In a revolution, the frenzy of the people cannot be controlled by law. </span>
<span>The violence of the Reign of Terror was a mistake, but was limited.
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The answer is <span>Revolutions must be ruthless in destroying the enemies of the people.</span>
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The British forced many US sailors to serve in the British navy
The British stopped US merchant ships from sailing to France
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An effect of the teapot dome scandal
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Many Americans felt that the government had betrayed their trust.
One of the main tenets of ancient hebrews was the idea of one God. Most religions of the day believed in many different gods. However, the first tenet of the jewish faith was " thou shall have no other Gods before me."
During the Cold War, the United States was focused on the foreign policy of containment. This idea focuses on stopping the spread of communism on an international scale. This policy explains why the US got involved in Cuba and Vietnam.
In Cuba, Fidel Castro and his followers overthrew Batista and established a communist government. Along with this, Castro established a good trading relationship with the Soviet Union. This resulted in the US attempting to overthrow Castro through the Bay of Pigs Invasion. However, this mission failed and only increased Castro's power and influence in Cuba.
As for Vietnam, the US was always interested in what was happening there, as they were afraid the communist system in North Vietnam would spread to the democratic country of South Vietnam. This act gave President Lyndon B. Johnson the power to take all necessary measures to protect US interests in Vietnam and to increase military action if needed.
