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In 1986 Congress overrode a presidential veto on major foreign policy. During the 1980s, the American public increasingly resented the…
The end of the Cold War is sometimes thought about as a dramatic and rapid event marked by the fall…
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Barbara M. Watson was the first black person and woman to serve as Assistant Secretary of State for Security and…
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