In order for the EU to achieve bringing Europe together after World War 2 they would need to expand. Its original and early members included, Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and Germany. Early member states included the UK. The advantages for the states to include post communist states would help democracy thrive after being under communist leadership. Enlarging the EU would bring democratic institutions, protect human rights, and would end the divisions in Europe which would benefit the member stated who would be bringing peace to the region.
We should measure effectiveness by whether Henry and Wolsey achieved their aim and what the country gained from the policy. Due to England being a smaller European power, war was a major drain on resources and was simply not affordable. As well as England’s economy suffering under war Henrys status could not be upheld by the victory of war alone. To avoid war being a further burden on England, Wolsey decided to create a non-aggression pact between all major European nations. France, England, The Holy Roman Empire, Spain, Burgundy and the Netherlands, all of whom agreed not to attack one another and to come to the aid of any that were under attack.
The British Prime Minisiter, Sir Winston Churchill, felt that Europe should be similar to the United States and rebuild the family friendship between all western Europena nations. (Doc 1) When France and Germany but their past in the past and not worry about it anymore, Europe will be able to rise. Everyone would have power and small nations would be able to rise. Even though Churchill felt that Europe should be
The Monroe Doctrine, a policy of the United States introduced on December 2, 1823, expressed the idea, among other important foreign policy objectives, that new countries should be allowed to develop without interference from stronger nations. It stated that future efforts by European nations to colonize land or interfere with states in North or South America would be viewed as acts of aggression (USDS Basic Readings). Some of the major events that caused President James Monroe and his secretary of state, John Quincy Adams to develop this Doctrine concerned South American countries and their newly achieved independence. „The end of the Napoleonic Wars in 1815 marked the breakup of the Spanish empire in the New World. Between 1815 and 1822 Jose de San Martin led Argentina to independence, while Bernardo O'Higgins in Chile and Simon Bolivar in Venezuela guided their countries out of colonialism.
It was thought that the new world would get rid of the need for war. The second safeguard was diplomatic practice. These diplomats had only one job and that was to keep Europe safe. International law, another safeguard, was a list of things that governments could and could not do. These safeguards showed that the peace of Europe was a matter of concern for all European countries.
Peter the Great helped shape the previously unsuccessful nation of Russia into an active European political power by following the examples set by Western European powers at the time. Before the 17th Century Russia was only considered a part of Europe out of courtesy. Geographically and politically, it lay on the periphery. Fortunately for Russia, that all changed when Peter the Great came to power. To do this he set out to accomplish certain general goals for the country which included: reorganizing the administration, developing the economy, building a strong military, and quashing the potential independence of the nobles, guard, and church.
Suggest reasons why the membership of trade blocs has changed overtime? A trade bloc is when a group of countries agree to reduce trade tariffs and barriers between member states. In this essay I will discuss why the membership of trade blocs had changed overtime, I will look into how the European Union and NAFTA has developed and what attracts countries to become part of these trade blocs. The EU originally formed over a variety of small treaty’s uniting the countries of Europe in hope to create a lasting peace between the countries after the Second World War. Whilst NAFTA formed on the basis of a fear that countries outside a trade bloc would be at a commercial disadvantage.
How far did Henry VII achieve his aims in foreign policy? Henry VII had three main areas of foreign policy which he aimed to advance to secure his position on the throne and secure his place in the select ‘club’ of European rulers, these aims were: International acceptance for himself and his heirs amongst Europe’s rulers; To deny foreign aid to Yorkist rivals for the throne; And to ensure that England had allies in an age dominated by alliances and protected borders. In these areas he had both huge successes and catastrophic failures in the effectiveness of his foreign policy. The first aim of Henry was to gain acceptance for himself and his family amongst the elite ‘club’ of European rulers, in doing this he had a mixture of successes and failures. In 1489 Henry signed the treaty of Medina del Campo with the recently created nation of Spain, which had been formed from the kingdoms of Aragon and Castile.
Wilson believed the treaty of Versailles should punish Germany but not so harshly that it would someday recover and seek revenge. However Wilson’s main aims were portrayed> through his fourteen points. But perhaps his main goal for post war Europe was to strengthen democracy in Germany so the citizens would not let its leaders cause another war. France suffered enormous damage in WW1. When the war ended the general population of France wanted revenge on Germany.
The third reason as to why we should’ve been involved in Europe during the Holocaust is because the United States involvement in Europe could have prevented Hitler and the Nazis from taking over Europe. If we constructed the tough military like in WWI, our strength could have prevented the expansion of the Nazi party across