History, 24.09.2021 16:50, qwertytown99
Some states mistreat their own citizens. In selected cases, this has resulted in so called "humanitarian interventions", in which other states (most often the United States or NATO) launched military strikes under the claim that they sought to stop or prevent the slaughter of civilians. These intervention created different reactions amongst scholars, political officials, and the international public. Some emphasize that the interventions violate the international principle of state sovereignty, claiming that this is ultimately a greater risk to international security than how rouge regimes treat their own citizens. Others claim that the violators of fundamental human rights should not be able to hide behind this principle, and that the world cannot stand aside while regimes abuse, and sometimes even commit genocide against their own citizens. They also claim that those who can intervene should do so, even if there is no UN approval. What do you think?
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History, 21.06.2019 17:00, valleriieZ7002
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History, 22.06.2019 04:00, hannahponder
To reinforce your understanding of the early days of the great depression, take the perspective of president herbert hoover. from his perspective, write three to five sentences that develop and expand on the following topic sentence: i believe the best way to end the great depression is . .
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History, 22.06.2019 06:30, lexas2894
In this activity, you’ll read and analyze the song “the unreconstructed rebel,” written around 1866. you’ll draw conclusions from this song about southerners’ feelings toward african americans after the civil war. part a who is the speaker or the singer of the song? how do you know?
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