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... Europe was that European na- tions should not intervene in Western Hemispheric affairs ; the Monroe Doctrine , European officials now knew , had power behind it . Another assump- tion of American policy toward Europe was that the United ...
... Europe was that European na- tions should not intervene in Western Hemispheric affairs ; the Monroe Doctrine , European officials now knew , had power behind it . Another assump- tion of American policy toward Europe was that the United ...
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... Europe enjoyed a balance of power , but a series of crises in the Balkans ( south- eastern Europe ) started a chain of events that shat- tered the " balance " and propelled the European nations into battle . Outbreak of the First World ...
... Europe enjoyed a balance of power , but a series of crises in the Balkans ( south- eastern Europe ) started a chain of events that shat- tered the " balance " and propelled the European nations into battle . Outbreak of the First World ...
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... Europe . In 1946 and 1947 an unusually harsh winter swept over Europe . Coal supplies dwindled ; meager food stores were exhausted . European nations , still reeling from the war , lacked the dollars to buy American goods . Es- pecially ...
... Europe . In 1946 and 1947 an unusually harsh winter swept over Europe . Coal supplies dwindled ; meager food stores were exhausted . European nations , still reeling from the war , lacked the dollars to buy American goods . Es- pecially ...
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