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    Operation Desert Shield

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    time. The piece of work was designed to avoid radar detection, which was an amazing technological advance, and the public was amazed at the impressive work it could do. “General Norman Schwarzkopf and General Colin Powell became household names as citizens watched their direction of the conflict unfold, and view their amazing…

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    Keating Redfern Speech

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    affirmation, Sadat proposes, ‘Why don’t we……together….destroy this barrier’? Sadat’s use of the inclusive pronoun “we” appeals to his audience’s pathos and accentuates a need for peace. The speaker makes historical references to the ‘Wall’ between Egypt and Israel through the extended metaphor of “A psychological barrier”, that existed between the two nations and further emphasises through repetition that this has to be overcome to attain peace. Sadat was known as “The hero of peace” after his…

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    groups engage in a process of reciprocal fusion. The phrase entered popular parlance with such élan that its origins still remain unknown and obscure to most people. Although one might safely attribute the wide-spread dissemination of the idea to Israel Zangwill, the Anglo-Jewish Zionist-turned-assimilationist, similar references had already been made by writers like J. Hector St. John de Crevecoeur, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Frederick Jackson Turner who used the crucible as a persistent metaphor…

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    Plagued by an ever-growing budget deficit according to intelligence gathered by the Central Intelligence Agency, life in the Soviet Union became increasingly difficult for it’s citizens. Many financial ailments directly resulted from the military and Department of Defense spending. Although not attainable immediately, SDI research produced incredible concepts for the world’s most advanced defense system. A defense system of these…

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    There are many controversies about America’s part in World War II; however, little do people know, America freed many captives from concentration camps during the war. Many people debated whether America truly knew what was happening with the Nazis. Our government claimed they did not know about the concentration camps, but others believed it was impossible not to know. America attempted to stay neutral as long as possible throughout the war. Finally, America entered World War II when Japan…

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    October of 1973: Energy crisis begins. This specific energy crisis was actually an oil crisis when members of the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries declared an oil embargo. The embargo was directed towards nations who were believed to support Israel during the Yom Kippur War. The importance of the oil embargo was that after it happened oil price remained high. Also, environmentalism gained huge attention during the time of the oil embargo. The oil embargo was eventually…

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    nationalism, people are hanged by the hundreds: political dissenters, journalists and lawyers, students, ethnic and religious minorities, women, young adolescents. This “republic” has the highest per capita execution rate of its citizens: since the Rouhani took office, over 1500 citizens have been hanged. With the nuclear deal, Iranians see a defeat for Khamenei and his radical supporters. And Tehran losing the backing of its radical religious conservatives encourages political and cultural…

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    all. What grew into a full-blown war finally ended after Obama’s decision to bring troops back to the U.S., however the effects of the war are prominently evident in Iraq. The lack of any complete resolution for Iraq and its people has left many citizens of the United States, Iraq, and throughout the world wondering how and why this decision materialized (Gregg 1). Throughout the years since the invasion, the increase in information has further added to how complicated this foreign policy…

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    Crusades occurred, the Western Europeans nations who embarked on them have flourished. The new resources used and the knowledge gained from the stops along the way to Israel influenced the countries then, and they still influence them now. These influences built the great empires such as Spain and England, the knowledge learned from the Arab scholars expanded and deepened, and the land and materials used have created marvelous inventions that have benefitted the modern world. As the first…

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    destruction. It was critical at the time since its announcement to the USSR and Berlin will introduce fear in terms of weapons rivalry. In addition, the American president seeks to adopt the civil defense government program to increase security to its citizens, and the entire nation. Nevertheless, Kennedy also accentuated on the willingness of its government to prepare agreement with Germany. The agreement was in the context of fostering peace and independence to the nations that have been…

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