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link to What Is Economic Imperialism?

What Is Economic Imperialism?

Economic imperialism is when a government or business has substantial power and influence over another country’s economy and economic decision-making. Imperialists try to obtain raw materials,...

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link to The Relationship Between Federalism and Individual Rights in the United States

The Relationship Between Federalism and Individual Rights in the United States

Federalism involves the division of power between the central government and local governments. It is found in many nations. Federalism affects individual rights in many ways, both positively and...

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link to What Nationalities Have the Biggest Eyes?

What Nationalities Have the Biggest Eyes?

Caucasians on average have bigger eyes than other groups. Scientists have found that people who live in polar regions have larger eyes. Other people with big eyes include those who live in the...

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link to Colonies and Colonialism: How Countries Expand Their Power

Colonies and Colonialism: How Countries Expand Their Power

A colony is a land settled by a nation’s people. People have established colonies for various reasons since ancient times, including adventure, resources, and religious pilgrimages. Colonization is...

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link to Understanding the Origins of the Cold War: Key Factors and Influences

Understanding the Origins of the Cold War: Key Factors and Influences

The Cold War was a struggle between two great superpowers (the U.S. and the Soviet Union) to deal with the aftermath of World War II. The two superpowers had very different ideologies and distrusted...

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link to What are the Basic Principles of Democracy?

What are the Basic Principles of Democracy?

Democracy is a type of government that involves rule by the people. Democratic principles include universal participation in government. It also involves free and open elections.  A government...

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