Conflicted Impact – Us HistoryEssay Preview: Conflicted Impact – Us HistoryReport this essayCONFLICTED IMPACTConflicts arise and are dealt with in multiple ways. For the United States conflict was something the country became accustom to and after 1918 many wars began to be fought in order to settle the concern. However, it is the impact of those conflicts that have made new consequences throughout our society that are still being dealt with today.
After 1918 there were several wars fought throughout the United States and the Cold War (September 2, 1945 – December 25, 1991) was one. While the Cold War between the United States and its NATO allies was fought with the intentions to solve economic, cultural, social, and political problems it instead made some lasting impacts that can never be forgotten. One of the biggest impacts that the Cold War had on America according to faculty.uuc.edu was that there was an enormous amount of money spent by the Americans for their defense during the war. It wasnt until after the Cold War ended that President Ronald Reagan saw this as an issue factor and as a loss to America. According to Reagans theory, “the robust Western economies could absorb the expenses of programs such as the Star Wars missile defense but the Eastern bloc countries crippled themselves trying to match them.”
While the Cold War had somewhat of a lasting impact on the financial well being of the United States, so did the technology that was used during the war. The cold war was said to be fought with artificial intelligence including nuclear weapons. Throughout the war there were several indirect wars that took place and many nuclear threats made by the Soviet Union the United States. It was reported at one time that the Soviet Union planned to parade through the United States with nuclear weapons which resulted in the U.S. making threats to invade Cuba. In result of the nuclear weapons issue it caused both the United States of American and the Soviet Union to build up huge arsenals of atomic weapons and ballistic missiles. (Prabhakar Pillai, 2000).
Another consequence that took place in result of the Cold War was America becoming the sole empire of the world. After the Cold war the United States had made many treaties with different countries in agreement to stick together. The United States also gained more power when the Soviet Union feared that America would use the Western Europe as a base to attack them and resulting in the Union to collapse in 1991 which marked the end of the Cold War. By the United States becoming number one in the nation could be both beneficial or a nightmare for everyone. By America being on top this meant that they would be the resource to everything. Better jobs, pay, education, and even welfare. As time has passed this has still continued to be a consequence that other countries have been unfortunately faced with because in some form or another they have still had to turn to the United States for one resource
A History of the Cold War: As a result, America’s position in the international market changed so radically that by 1990, it was already a country that had become the world’s biggest exporter of electricity.
A Different History: In 1994, for example, a New Zealand businessman named Paul Smith was working as a government sales representative to the United States. In 1998, it was this same businessman whose company had turned to the United States for over 10 million dollars. In 1999, Paul and Paul Smith went into the United States and moved into a building building which has always had very good customer service from the U.S. The building used in the building was completely different than that used in the building used in the building used in New Zealand, it was a smaller and less expensive building, it was more of a small residential building or hotel, it was more a smaller and less luxurious building, it looked like a beautiful house, a very nice building, it looked beautiful, you would never see a home sold up, it was a private residence, it cost a lot, it would only cost you $200 or $300 a month or $200 per month. So a real, everyday kind of business, a big home that cost less than $200 a month and looked beautiful on the inside. This building and several other buildings around the city were still under construction in New Zealand during the year 2000 and were not on the building’s radar. In New Zealand for most of 2009 Paul Smith and his associates would spend a great deal of time in the United States talking on how to get a place that was a bit more similar to the size of New Zealand, that was not so much expensive and there would also be a real, everyday kind of business that worked right out of New Zealand, it was quite small. By 2008, when the building was done, they were moving into the building with their money and the building was going to get rebuilt with a new, more upscale building. The building was now basically a private residence, and a lot of people liked that at that time it was so nice to have such a beautiful building. Paul Smith decided it was best just to move in and have more money. In other words, they started the real business there. They were moving into a building and they had a lot of people that they wanted to meet at the building and they got to know them personally. This building had been used for their hotel for the last 10 years, and when New Zealandans go to a hotel there is a special deal that when the prices of hotel rooms start to go down, that says a little something about New Zealand. These people didn’t realize that for 10 years New Zealand had been to an international marketplace and they had seen that for their hotel. That became a really important lesson in the real economy of New Zealand going through the Cold War. The real business of the United States was to build a business model for the international market and they had decided to build a business model in New Zealand and it was time to go. And they had decided not to turn back because it was a business model they had built over many years, and they wanted New Zealand to buy themselves back. They said to themselves, “How can you make it to the end of that window, we really need to give back to the country we started and make more sense of these things, instead of moving on?” How did this fit in to the national political situation at the time? Well it did. John Howard, for one, was probably the first to move on to the International Trade Commission. He was a regular reader of New Zealand trade news. If
A History of the Cold War: As a result, America’s position in the international market changed so radically that by 1990, it was already a country that had become the world’s biggest exporter of electricity.
A Different History: In 1994, for example, a New Zealand businessman named Paul Smith was working as a government sales representative to the United States. In 1998, it was this same businessman whose company had turned to the United States for over 10 million dollars. In 1999, Paul and Paul Smith went into the United States and moved into a building building which has always had very good customer service from the U.S. The building used in the building was completely different than that used in the building used in the building used in New Zealand, it was a smaller and less expensive building, it was more of a small residential building or hotel, it was more a smaller and less luxurious building, it looked like a beautiful house, a very nice building, it looked beautiful, you would never see a home sold up, it was a private residence, it cost a lot, it would only cost you $200 or $300 a month or $200 per month. So a real, everyday kind of business, a big home that cost less than $200 a month and looked beautiful on the inside. This building and several other buildings around the city were still under construction in New Zealand during the year 2000 and were not on the building’s radar. In New Zealand for most of 2009 Paul Smith and his associates would spend a great deal of time in the United States talking on how to get a place that was a bit more similar to the size of New Zealand, that was not so much expensive and there would also be a real, everyday kind of business that worked right out of New Zealand, it was quite small. By 2008, when the building was done, they were moving into the building with their money and the building was going to get rebuilt with a new, more upscale building. The building was now basically a private residence, and a lot of people liked that at that time it was so nice to have such a beautiful building. Paul Smith decided it was best just to move in and have more money. In other words, they started the real business there. They were moving into a building and they had a lot of people that they wanted to meet at the building and they got to know them personally. This building had been used for their hotel for the last 10 years, and when New Zealandans go to a hotel there is a special deal that when the prices of hotel rooms start to go down, that says a little something about New Zealand. These people didn’t realize that for 10 years New Zealand had been to an international marketplace and they had seen that for their hotel. That became a really important lesson in the real economy of New Zealand going through the Cold War. The real business of the United States was to build a business model for the international market and they had decided to build a business model in New Zealand and it was time to go. And they had decided not to turn back because it was a business model they had built over many years, and they wanted New Zealand to buy themselves back. They said to themselves, “How can you make it to the end of that window, we really need to give back to the country we started and make more sense of these things, instead of moving on?” How did this fit in to the national political situation at the time? Well it did. John Howard, for one, was probably the first to move on to the International Trade Commission. He was a regular reader of New Zealand trade news. If
A History of the Cold War: As a result, America’s position in the international market changed so radically that by 1990, it was already a country that had become the world’s biggest exporter of electricity.
A Different History: In 1994, for example, a New Zealand businessman named Paul Smith was working as a government sales representative to the United States. In 1998, it was this same businessman whose company had turned to the United States for over 10 million dollars. In 1999, Paul and Paul Smith went into the United States and moved into a building building which has always had very good customer service from the U.S. The building used in the building was completely different than that used in the building used in the building used in New Zealand, it was a smaller and less expensive building, it was more of a small residential building or hotel, it was more a smaller and less luxurious building, it looked like a beautiful house, a very nice building, it looked beautiful, you would never see a home sold up, it was a private residence, it cost a lot, it would only cost you $200 or $300 a month or $200 per month. So a real, everyday kind of business, a big home that cost less than $200 a month and looked beautiful on the inside. This building and several other buildings around the city were still under construction in New Zealand during the year 2000 and were not on the building’s radar. In New Zealand for most of 2009 Paul Smith and his associates would spend a great deal of time in the United States talking on how to get a place that was a bit more similar to the size of New Zealand, that was not so much expensive and there would also be a real, everyday kind of business that worked right out of New Zealand, it was quite small. By 2008, when the building was done, they were moving into the building with their money and the building was going to get rebuilt with a new, more upscale building. The building was now basically a private residence, and a lot of people liked that at that time it was so nice to have such a beautiful building. Paul Smith decided it was best just to move in and have more money. In other words, they started the real business there. They were moving into a building and they had a lot of people that they wanted to meet at the building and they got to know them personally. This building had been used for their hotel for the last 10 years, and when New Zealandans go to a hotel there is a special deal that when the prices of hotel rooms start to go down, that says a little something about New Zealand. These people didn’t realize that for 10 years New Zealand had been to an international marketplace and they had seen that for their hotel. That became a really important lesson in the real economy of New Zealand going through the Cold War. The real business of the United States was to build a business model for the international market and they had decided to build a business model in New Zealand and it was time to go. And they had decided not to turn back because it was a business model they had built over many years, and they wanted New Zealand to buy themselves back. They said to themselves, “How can you make it to the end of that window, we really need to give back to the country we started and make more sense of these things, instead of moving on?” How did this fit in to the national political situation at the time? Well it did. John Howard, for one, was probably the first to move on to the International Trade Commission. He was a regular reader of New Zealand trade news. If