... effect people in the year 2000. The post-Cold War "new world order" is not, like in the Cold War, dominated by ideology, but by economics. "Countries want to achieve economic growth and want to prosper. Poorer countries are eager to attract foreign investors and rich countries are eager to become even richer ... , this aim seems to be easier to achieve than before. Companies can take up opportunities in the former Eastern Bloc states and by doing so help them to become more equal on an economic level to the Western States-(p.88). Nowadays countries are unlikely to go to war just because ...

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... In 1945, Churchill, Stalin, and Roosevelt met at the Yalta Conference to discuss what was to be done with the war torn Europe. Decisions were made about what to do with the defeated Axis powers. Plans were also laid out to attack Japan and the Soviet Union decided to enter the ... such as Greece and Turkey so they could resist attack. This doctrine was very helpful in containing communism because it provided help to any country no matter how poor with help in defeating communism. This made the spreading of communism a lot more difficult The Marshal plan was another US idea to contain .....

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... leaving the USSR and the US as two superpowers with major economic and political differences. Back then the world was considered bipolar because these two nations were the two superpowers in the world and were have serious issues in regards to economics, politic ideologies in general. During the multinational occupation ... causing tensions between the so called "ideologies of the West" and the USSR's Marxist-communist views. After having defeating the Nazis with the help of the United States and its allies, and after splitting Berlin up into four, the Soviet Union goes further than...

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... develop Kazakh traditional fashion industry. Despite these negative effects on Kazakh culture, Kazakhs are improving their fashion and clothing at current days by having a good financial situation and with the help of developing the economy of Kazakhstan. Initially, it is completely certain that in the 20th century Kazakh national clothing industry was getting worse. In the World War times ... an opportunity to improve the textile industry. Firstly, the unemployment rate between 1991- 2002 years reached a peak, while inflation rate inside the country showed record highest percentage. (T...

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