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    Ww1 Literature Themes

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    What are the themes of war? There were over 17 million deaths and over 20 million wounded in WWI.WWI originally started because of the assassination of Franz Ferdinand the Arch Duke of Austria and from there it spiraled out of control. America entered the war in 1917, the war lasted from 1914 to 1918 First, one WWI literature theme is betrayal. To begin, there are many examples of betrayal in “War Horse” written by author Michael Morpurgo. For instance, Ted Narracott sells Joey, Albert…

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    WW1 field censorship When the soldiers from the war sent letters to their loved ones at home there letters were checked and censored. What is censorship? Censorship is when written material is read and checked by another person. The censor deletes material that might exploit secrets and plans. Why were letters read and censored? The military was frightened that writing letters to loved ones would lead to sensitive material being leaked to enemy forces. Letters censorship was undertaken by…

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    The time period between 1915 and 1935 was greatly affected by WW1 and the Great Depression. The three modernist authors such as F. Scott Fitzgerald, William Faulkner, and Willa Cather all played important roles by reflecting the ideas, values, and themes of this historical period with their writing. Firtst, the well known author F. Scott Fitzgerald was mostly know for his book, The Great Gatsby. The Great Gatsby is about a time in the 1920's when everyone was happy and had a carefree attitude.…

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    Why Was Ww1 Avoidable?

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    When telling the story of the controversial topic of World War 1 many questions and arguments will occur with it. A part of the race would like to argue that WW1 was most certainly was avoidable, yet on the other hand some would say it was unquestionably unavoidable. With the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary, The Systems of Alliances and Nationalism this is all going onto prove how this was not avoidable and it was a matter of time to when alliances would outrage…

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    Ww1 Economic Impact

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    Discuss the impact of World War I (1914 - 1918) upon the US economy in the years after the War had started but we were not yet involved. The state of the US economy in the period leading up to direct intervention in WWI can be well characterized as a dramatic plot twist. In sharp contrast to the the limited economic role that the United States played in the global economy prior in the early days of WWI, America’s progression towards direct involvement in the war catapulted it into a major…

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    Ww1 Trench Description

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    World War I, the bloody conflict that consumed Europe from July 1914 until November 1918, was fought by millions of men. While they came from different backgrounds, races, and religions, the soldiers of the western front of this Great War all shared one thing in common they were all subjugated to living in trenches. Trench warfare in general can be summed up in two words, horrible and dangerous. As it became clear to the High Command that this wasn’t going to be the quick war they had once…

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    Us Involvement In Ww1

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    The United States involvement affected the outcome of World War I. In July 1914, World War I began and was fought until November 1918. World War I was fought in Europe between the Central Powers, which included the Ottoman Empire, Austria-Hungary, German, and the Allies, which included Russia, Serbia, Belgium, Great Britain, France, and later the United States. After three years of fighting, the U.S. got involved in 1917. The reasons the U.S. entered the war, the battles that were fought, and…

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    Medical Conditions In Ww1

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    The conditions in WWI was bloody and miserable. The medicine in the war evolved a lot. It was able to become better by the help of technology and science. This essay is about the problems and advancements of the medical conditions of WW. This is what you will learn from this essay. This paragraph is about the illness in WWI. Trench foot was an illness that was caused by wet conditions which took 6 months to fully recover. Trench fever was an illness that caused fever, headache, and body pains.…

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    Ww1 Trench Diary

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    12 September, 1917 As I write this, the enemy is shelling the trench I’m sitting in. The enemy has been shelling us sporadically for the past several days. The enemy will shell us for several hours, then stop and then resume the shelling later. Heavy shelling has left the area surrounding the trench pock marked with craters. Rainwater has filled many of the craters. Everything is dirty from the dirt that was kicked up from the explosions of the shells. Some sections of the barbed wire…

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    Ww1 Effects On America

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    There were many things that led to World War I, such as migration, imperialism, disease and sickness, labor. It impacted the U.S in many ways such as other countries joining together to go against the United States. Many countries wanted and needed help from the United States. The U.S went into war because many countries started pointless and unnecessary fights that led to this war. For example, migration had a big impact on the war. Everyone in the southwest United States began moving west…

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