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When Churchill resigned, the Big Three were forced to postpone certain final decisions about the fate of the Axis powers.

In a press conference held on July 28, 1945, Japanese Prime Minister Admiral Suzuki announced the government rejected the declaration and decided to fight until the end.

The Potsdam Declaration was signed by Churchill, Truman, Stalin and a nominal Chinese representative.

After Hiroshima, the second target of the atomic bomb was Kokura, but thick clouds diverted the pilot from there to Nagasaki.

Japan formally signed the surrender on September 2, 1945, bringing the Second World War to an end.

The Fall of the Berlin Wall

The Dissolution of the Soviet Union

The Invasion of Kuwait by Iraq

The Collapse of the Communist Party in Bulgaria

The Political Reforms in Hungary

Germany

France

Italy

Netherlands

Spain

Containment was a US policy using numerous strategies to prevent the spread of communism abroad.

Containment policy is a policy to compete for world supremacy.

Containment policy supported the establishment of the Warsaw Pact.

The idea of containment was to help the spread of communism with providing aid to war torn countries.  

The policy was to support the Soviet Union by expanding the territories under its Communist control or otherwise extending its influence.

the establishment of the United Nations

the partition of Germany and reparation payments

the settlement of Polish issue

the cross-Channel invasion of France to liberate the country

whether and under what conditions the Soviet Union would enter the war against Japan

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II

III

I-II

II-III

The “Arab Spring”

The September 11th Attacks 

East Asian Crisis of 1997-1998

The Iraqi Invasion of Kuwait 

The dissolution of the Soviet Union 

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II, IV

I, II, III

I, III, IV

II, III, IV

The war coincided with the development of cable news networks whose 24-hour coverage of the war led to the emergence of the CNN Effect.

This was the first-ever that smart bombs had been used.

The success of the international coalition, though able to garner a swift victory against Iraq, triggered false hopes about the role of institutions and major
powers to act collectively against a common threat in the post-Cold War order.

Though the war liberated Kuwait and forced Saddam Hussein to accept UN-imposed sanctions and allow inspectors to check for weapons of mass destruction, it did not remove him as a threat to US interests in the Middle East.

Though the First Gulf War was over within months, America’s account with Saddam Hussein would only be settled by its invasion of Iraq in 2005.

A new era is opened in the history of Arab-Israeli conflict began with the normalization of relations between Egypt and Israel.

A new era is opened in the history of Arab-Israeli conflict began with the normalization of relations between Libya and Israel in 1978.

A new erais opened in the history of Arab-Israeli conflict began with the normalization of relations between Palestine and Israel in 1978

A new era is opened in the history of Arab-Israeli conflict began with the normalization of relations between Lebanon and Israel in 1978is opened.

A new era is opened in the history of Arab-Israeli conflict began with the normalization of relations between Algeria and Israel in 1978

Sovietologists

Gorbachev

Soviet conservatives

Soviet liberals

Yeltsin

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Only II

I and II

II and III

I, II and III

The War of the Spanish Succession

The Thirty Years’ War

The Seven Years’ War

The War of Devolution

The War of the League of Augsburg

There was no common enemy for the League.

Bureaucratic measures slowed down common decision-making when necessary.

It had no army. 

The League had a complex military strategy in case of agression from an enemy. 

There was no efficient sanctioning mechanism within the League of Nations for conflict prevention.

In the 15^th Century

In the 16^th Century

In the 17^th Century

In the 18^th Century

 In the 19^th Century

 Poverty in the cities

Banking system

Dynamic urban societies

The conquest of Istanbul

New urban elites

Italy

France

Russia

Serbia

Bulgaria

France

Switzerland

Scotland

Germany

England

It forced Scandinavian countries, mainly Sweden, look for some new allies against the Holy Roman Empire.

It strengthened the politic power of Germany in continental Europe.  

It decreased the influence of Ottoman Empire on Europe.

It spelled the end of the Holy Roman Empire as a foreign policy-making body.

It caused the emergence of new self-ruled small city-states.