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The Cold War from 1969 to 1991lobal interests.. In July 1969 at Guam, he announced a return to selective containment. Henceforth the United States would not directly fight communist insurgencies, but would only aid those embattled governments willing and able to protect themselves, a policy that became known as the “Nixon Doctri

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Bottom-Up Approaches in Physicsntered the “Enlightenment” (1648–1789) era that, among other things, marked the transcendence of northern Europe, particularly France, Britain, and Holland, as Europe’s dynamic intellectual core.. Britain’s Thomas Hobbes, David Hume, John Locke, and Isaac Newton; France’s Blaise Pascal, Rene Descart

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Charles Peirce and the Firstness of Process,rly modern era, governments followed mercantilist policies in which they sought to maximize exports and minimize imports to garner as much wealth in their own realm as possible. Trade was seen as a zero-sum rivalry in which one nation’s gain was the others’ loss. Although it is Louis XIV’s finance m

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