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    just as good and sometimes better than modern drugs. Only a few drugs have medical benefits when used. For instance, Marijuana, has been known to be an excellent painkiller. Even people in the military say it is a good pain killer. According to a WW1 book it quotes that “after 18 months of scientific evidence on medical marijuana and hearing testimony from doctors and patients has revealed that the active components of marijuana appear to be helpful in treating pain, nausea, AIDS related weight…

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    country and believe in god, you will not be hurt. However, this is the opposite of the truth at the end of WW1 204,002 soldiers were wounded having their quality of life severely decreased. Romanticizing war is not beneficial, it causes those who want to be honored with bravery to risk their lives. It relates back to the american dream because feeling pressured to go to war to earn respect will cause the chances of being prosperous goes down. One cannot obtain the american dream when trying to…

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    leadership during the discussion. Through the interviews, the question raised on what their opinion was about Soldiers with profiles in leadership positions. Profiles in Leadership Positions Profiles in leadership positions have been an issue since WW1 ARMY PHYSICAL PROFILE; TEMPORARY &…

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    organization composed of vigilante war veterans who banded together to fight the growing Communist insurgency which was taking over Germany. The Free Corps crushed this insurgency.”(Grobman 1) After this his kind self fell victim to the traumatizing events of WW1. Being Austrian born when an Archduke was assassinated he began hating Serbians, which inflamed his hatred and sent him into his “evil” rise to power. In his politics he developed and refined his anti-semantic ideology as a direct…

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    passed that allowed Congress to increase taxes as well as increase the amount of people who were paying taxes. One of the major social impacts of WW2 was the emergence of women in the workforce. This entrance into the workforce was greater than in WW1, over six million women entered into civilian jobs, and over 200,000 women entered military auxiliary corps. This emergence changed the perceptions of a woman’s role by implementing a norm where a woman did not only stay at home and take care of…

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    Question 1: Explain how a child’s education was impacted? Many schools in Britain were occupied by the military with some fully converted into military hospitals. Alternative schools had to be built to keep the curriculum going. There was a shortage of staff as many of the male staff had participated in the Great War, so classes had to be combined, retired teachers had to teach again and unqualified and trainee teachers were called on the job. Many schools were damaged from aircraft bombings and…

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    Gandhi once said, “ I object to violence because when it appears to do good, the good is only temporary, [but] the evil it does is permanent”. Gandhi associates evil with World War I which began on July 28, 1914 and ended on November 11, 1918. The two main sides of the war were the Allies and the Central Powers. The Allies were comprised of France, Russia, Great Britain, Italy, and the Central Powers included Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire. There were several…

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    The war officially started on September 1, 1939, when Hitler 's Nazi army invaded Poland. After WW1, the United States had adopted somewhat of an isolationist policy, resistant to getting involved in conflicts around the world. When the war started, though, President Roosevelt knew the possibility of isolation was dwindling, after Japan attacked Pearl…

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    Facebook, Twitter and Instagram all ways for today’s people to communicate and voice their opinions but how did they in the year 1940? I’m sure it was rather hard with Nazi oppression breathing down their necks. Eat, breathe and sleep Nazism. It was not the time to be alive if you wanted to display your individuals, millennials today would definitely be in trouble. The real question though is why didn’t anyone stand up and fight back. Honestly, I don’t know if I would have. Everyone around you…

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    a couple of decades later. Historians disagree the basic causes of the war but mostly agree the consequences of the war and the huge disaster it caused. Political tensions ran very high in the beginning of the 20th century in Europe. The international politics in European countries get worse after Europeans greater powers were increasingly coming take over the acquisitions of the new colonies in the African continent. What were the causes of…

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