United States Since 1865Barnes & Noble, 1973 - 290 pages |
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... Department tried hard to settle the War of the Pacific ( 1881 ) which involved Bolivia , Chile , and Peru . Latin - American Reactions . In the hands of United States diplo- mats the Monroe Doctrine could be a two - edged sword ...
... Department tried hard to settle the War of the Pacific ( 1881 ) which involved Bolivia , Chile , and Peru . Latin - American Reactions . In the hands of United States diplo- mats the Monroe Doctrine could be a two - edged sword ...
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... Department . Furthermore , too many high officials in the Department had been political appointees rather than men trained in the technical and administrative skills which the military service required . As a result , when war broke out ...
... Department . Furthermore , too many high officials in the Department had been political appointees rather than men trained in the technical and administrative skills which the military service required . As a result , when war broke out ...
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... Departments . After months of rather bitter debate among the representatives of the armed services , Congress created a Department of Defense by a merger of the War and Navy Departments . In 1947 President Truman named Secretary of the ...
... Departments . After months of rather bitter debate among the representatives of the armed services , Congress created a Department of Defense by a merger of the War and Navy Departments . In 1947 President Truman named Secretary of the ...
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BUILDING A NEW NATION | 1 |
AN EXPANDING ECONOMIC SYSTEM | 14 |
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF the West and Land Grants | 20 |
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