He treats American history as a pattern of conflict resolution through war rather than diplomacy.
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WAR Making
He treats American history as a pattern of conflict resolution through war rather than diplomacy.
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"...really have a history of diplomacy. It has a history of war making, okay? That's how America usually resolves issues. So given this history,..."
"...compulsory education. Why? Because Sparta was first and foremost engaged in war making. Sparta, you've heard of Spartans, right? The Spartan warrior. Okay? The..."
"...the greatest military in Europe. For centuries, they were engaged in war making as well. Okay? Do you understand this? Why we have schools..."
"...compulsory education. Why? Because Sparta was first and foremost engaged in war making. Sparta, you've heard of Spartans, right? It's the Spartan warrior. Okay?..."
"...the greatest military in Europe for centuries. They were engaged in war making as well. Okay, do you understand this? Why we have schools..."
"...weapons? And resources. How wealthy are you? Okay? Traditionally, we've understood war making. Like, if you're good at war, you will have these three..."
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