Frances Fukuyama\'s \"End of History\" thesis asserts that the world is moving t

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Frances Fukuyama's "End of History" thesis asserts that the world is moving toward mostly liberal, democratic ideals and that the world is converging culturally on these values which are predominantly "Western." Samuel Huntington's "Clash of Civilizations" thesis asserts that the world is not converging culturally. Rather, the world is engaging in a battle among various cultures wrapped up in identity (e.g. religion) and that cultural convergence just might be impossible.

In a 300-600 word statement, please defend EITHER Fukuyama or Huntington's position. In doing so, feel free to invoke evidence from current events that support their respective positions.

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The end of history and the last man which wrote by Francis Fukuyama in 1992.
This thesis describe where the system of government has emerged through out the world over the past of decades, where it assoaciated with the defeating of the monarchy, hereditary and more than that.
The main branches and vital core of this thesis is that who predict the communism world displace of capitalsim. This thesis the end of history and the last man which was never linked or related to the American model of social science or political organisations. But, the more precisely we through it the words lay down in the paper it is specifically related to the Economic and social strata modern american and European nation.

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