Historians and archaeologists now believe that, over time and around the world, the amount of violence in which people are killed has been going down. Why do you think this the case? What can be done to make sure violence stays low?

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After IInd world
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, there was no
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large scale clash happened globally
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for
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6 decades, so most of them who study History and archaeology consider that violence in which people died has been reduced.
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is because countries have learnt lesson that
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do not give benefit rather it always have loss
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economy and culture. Earlier, When countries were colonised, there was race to acquire as much as
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land, among
large kingdoms, but
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an atomic attack
the atomic attack
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on Japan thought that
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actions lead
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loss. After
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the formation
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of UNO all countries unitedly pledged that
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activities should not
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repeat
. UNO not only regulate world peace, but
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ensure that poor countries can get help from developed nations to improve their infrastructure and economy. In line
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plays
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to create harmony among all. Due to international trade,
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a politically organized body of people under a single government
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are now dependent on each other and do not go
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to
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easily. For keeping
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trend same, foreign trade should be promoted. Government should encourage to organise global trade summits frequently, which benefits both customer as well as industries.
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, to keep long term approach, students should
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learn about advantages of peace over violence. There are still some who
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youth toward terrorism,
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people should be jailed or punished. In light of above, I can conclude that we have learnt from past and increase export-import which lead to decrease
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and to keep the younger generation aware we can maintain the same.
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