Another Civil War

Socio-Economic Cause of Civil War and Results Socio-Economic Cause Simultaneously analyzing all the problems, analyzing the causes and results of the American Civil War may be a difficult task. The area of ​​political, economic and social differences between the Union and the Commonwealth is that we have found most of the answers, which is why the two parts of the United States are divided. When trying to discuss the Civil War, you first have to explain why the Allied forces are separated.

To understand the Congo, you need to understand that the country is in another civil war; the first is Mobutu's resignation. The current civil war based on the national economy has abundant mineral reserves not found in Rwanda, occupying the army of Uganda and Rwanda. Congo corruption has hampered efforts to manage its territory as its troops are predatory and abandoned for over 40 years in the Mobutu dictatorship. The Sub - Committee stated that there was the possibility that the murdered General Congo Nkunda had confronted the government, thus hampering the transition to a stable country.

After the long civil war and the conflict with Western countries, the last empire of China ended in 1912. The resulting republic was replaced by Communist People's Republic in 1949 after another civil war. At the end of the 20th century, despite the Communist rule, the Chinese economic system was transformed mainly into capitalism. The 1989 revolution liberated Eastern Europe and Central Europe from hegemony of the Soviet Union. Shortly thereafter, the Soviet Union, the Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia violently disseminated the latter to successor states within a few years, many of them filled with national nationalism. At the same time, East Germany and West Germany have been unified in 1990.

After Japan was defeated in 1945, another civil war has occurred between Cuomintang and the Communist Party this time. In 1949, the Communist government established the People's Republic of China on the mainland with the support of the Soviet Union, the Chinese National Party demoted to Taiwan Island. Like the conflict in the Korean Peninsula in the early 1950s, the influence of the Soviet Union was great. Chinese leaders rely on Soviet aid, even if they are large, they are in a severe economic downturn. Soviet political leaders have vested interest in supporting the Maoist Revolutionary Group not only to export World Communism but also to establish Asian Communist countries (Garver, 1988, 1-34).