For my project, I will be doing the movie series Star Wars. This movie is one of the best figures in the science fiction world. This is because it is one of the most well known movies and has plenty of advances in technology, hyper space travel, and life on different planets. The ships they have in the movie have the ability to travel very far distances in space at the speed of light, something that we do not have figured out yet today. There are many different planets that have sustained life in the Star Wars universe, including different species. Some of these include Kashyyyk, where “Wookies” come from, Alderaan, which is Princess Leia’s birthplace, and Tatooine, which is a desert planet where Anakin Skywalker and Luke Skywalker were born
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War is something that has shaped the world in many ways, from who’s a global superpower to who has the highest power in society. The battles happening in Star Wars show how the universe is shaped, who gains superiority over their galactic country, and shows which group has the greater power of the 2 nations. In real life, war has shaped the state of all the countries and their place in the world. War can be related to climate, in the way that depending on the climate, this region will be best used to grow this certain type of crop and have higher status over another region that can only grow a less dominant crop or resource, and in war terms, this would mean the country with the best military and economy, they will have a higher status in the world over less fierce …show more content…
First off, it can be telling us how there are always going to be different empires that rise after another falls, this is shown by Darth Vader dying and the Death Star being destroyed and then Kylo Ren rises to the top of the chain and leading a new army. Another thing shown in Star Wars is that betrayal is always a very big impact in any conflict, in the future or in the present, since the whole plot of Episode 7 was based around 1 Stormtrooper betraying. Finally, Star Wars could be trying to show that gazing and dreaming about what you can accomplish, having hope in that specific thing, and putting your mind to it is going to be a big part is completing anything, especially in the future, where creating something for the better of people is going to be even more difficult. This is shown by Luke Skywalker gazing into the twin suns in Episode 4: A New Hope, where it sets the powerful theme of always having hope and
War is something that has shaped the world in many ways, from who’s a global superpower to who has the highest power in society. The battles happening in Star Wars show how the universe is shaped, who gains superiority over their galactic country, and shows which group has the greater power of the 2 nations. In real life, war has shaped the state of all the countries and their place in the world. War can be related to climate, in the way that depending on the climate, this region will be best used to grow this certain type of crop and have higher status over another region that can only grow a less dominant crop or resource, and in war terms, this would mean the country with the best military and economy, they will have a higher status in the world over less fierce …show more content…
First off, it can be telling us how there are always going to be different empires that rise after another falls, this is shown by Darth Vader dying and the Death Star being destroyed and then Kylo Ren rises to the top of the chain and leading a new army. Another thing shown in Star Wars is that betrayal is always a very big impact in any conflict, in the future or in the present, since the whole plot of Episode 7 was based around 1 Stormtrooper betraying. Finally, Star Wars could be trying to show that gazing and dreaming about what you can accomplish, having hope in that specific thing, and putting your mind to it is going to be a big part is completing anything, especially in the future, where creating something for the better of people is going to be even more difficult. This is shown by Luke Skywalker gazing into the twin suns in Episode 4: A New Hope, where it sets the powerful theme of always having hope and