General History

(See Attached Document) Can anyone provide any assistance on the following questions? A short synopsis for each question would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. --- 1. What common factors influenced or inhibited military change in most European nations after WWI? 2. After establishing an early lead in the theory of mechanized warfare, why were the British unable to put theory into practice? 3. Of all the armies in the world, how is it that the German Army, disarmed in 1919, emerged with the most potent doctrine for mechanized warfare in the 1930s? 4. Was French mechanized doctrine of the 1930s as flawed as subsequent events would seem to indicate? 5. What were ... click for more

Egyptian Foreign Policy

Please answer the following questions. I'm just looking for a good perspective on each in order to get smart on certain aspects of the Egyptian govenment and foreign policy history. Thanks. 1. Why did Egypt follow a neutral, non-aligned foreign policy in the 1950s? 2. How did France and Britain view Egyptian foreign policy prior to the Canal crisis? 3. What prompted the Egyptian government to nationalize the Suez Canal? 4. What was U.S. policy with regard to Egypt and Israel in 1955-56?

What is Manifest destiny? What does it mean? How could it be considered an ideology, what is an ideology?

I need to describe Manifest Destiny and how America used this ideology to justify its aggressive Westward thrust.

Ideas, Knowledge, and Substance: Comparing Descartes and Locke

Compare and contrast Rene Descartes and John Locke on the subjects of Ideas, Knowledge, and Substance. How did they define these terms? How were their theories similar or different?

Imperialism and globalization are overviewed.

This job explains briefly how and why do people around the world view the links between imperialism and economic globalization.