PPT-Chapter 2: An Ensign to the Nations, a Light to the World

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This is a season to be strong It is a time to move forward without hesitation knowing well the meaning the breadth and the importance of our mission From the Life

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This is a season to be strong It is a time to move forward without hesitation knowing well the meaning the breadth and the importance of our mission From the Life of Gordon B Hinckley I believe and testify that it is the mission of this Church to stand as an ensign to the nations and a light to the world We have had placed upon us a great allencompassing mandate from which we cannot shrink nor turn aside We accept that mandate and are determined to fulfill it and with the help of God we shall do it. Psalm 96. “Nintendo Sixty-FOOOOOOOOOOUR”. https://youtu.be/pFlcqWQVVuU. Singing to God. Declaring truths about God. Love, compassion, strength, justice, mercy, salvation, knowledge, etc.. Expressing the feelings of man. Political Geography . How is Space Politically Organized into states and nations?. Physical . geography - Today political . geographers spend . time . studying . the spatial assumptions and structures underlying politics, . Ministry Overview. “Never have there been more churches, yet at the same time, never has their been more brokenness. . Countless local congregations have been planted in nations around the world. Yet these same nations continue to be wracked by corruption, idolatry, and fear. . aka: the great war. “the causes and results of”. How to start a War!. Economic Rivalry . Nationalism. Germany and Great Britain both had control over weaker nations and their trade this led to economic rivalry- or the struggle for new markets in the world. The 20th century began with Europeans occupying empires around the globe and confident that things would stay that way. In 1900, the United States and Japan were rising powers, while Russia and China were crumbling from within. The two world wars and one global Cold War later, European hegemony had declined dramatically, and China's power was rapidly rising. What a difference a century can make! Between those historical bookends, European colonies around the world gained independence in Russia became the first of many communist nations. After World War II, the Union of Soviet Socialist republics (USSR) and the United States led their allies through decades of global tensions. At the beginning of the  21st-century, Cold War worries had faded, but new challenges to political, social, and economic stability emerged.. Trench warfare. Women in factories. Use of planes. Use of submarines. Rationing. . A condition of WWI warfare that was NOT present in WWII was. Trench warfare. Women in factories. Use of planes. Use of submarines. Section 1-. The Lure of Imperialism. Ms. Arnold. US HISTORY. Main idea. The United States entered the imperialist competition later than the European powers but soon extended its influence in the Pacific region.. Text . Important changes took place in the 20 years between the two . world wars (1919-1939). Title. What was Europe like after World War I ? . Text . Important changes took place in the 20 years between the two . 1914- the Present. Chapters 34-40. Big Picture. How do nationalism and self-determination impact global events?. World culture? Globalization. Effect of Globalization on environment. World War I Era. the emergence of:. 1. An integrated world economy. 2. A universal Westernized culture (individualism capitalism). 3. Diminished Western nationalism. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR GLOBALISM?. Companies that sell outside their home market.. Developing Nations PRISMs. Should all forms of trade protectionism be outlawed?. Do Godzilla nations have any community responsibilities in Tiger nations?. Should nations adopt a “living wage” compensation policy for the indigenous employees of foreign companies?. Michael Prygoski. Morgan Potter. Key Individuals. Mikhail Gorbachev. - Soviet President who helped bring the Cold War to an end.. Leonid Brezhnev. - Soviet leader who refused change in the USSR, preceded Gorbachev.. “Who are the diverse Aboriginal people who have contributed to the building of the country we now call Canada?”. Definitions. Culture: . A way of life or a way of being shared by a group of people; culture includes the knowledge, experiences, and values a group shares and that shape the way its members see the world.. Canada & the U.n. League of Nations Part 2: A Plan for Lasting Peace Didn’t the world already try this…? The United Nations was created after WWII in order to prevent World Conflicts But wait…Wasn’t there already an organization like this?

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