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    Spanish Civil War

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    The focal point of this essay will be about the similarities and differences between The Spanish Civil War and the Chinese Civil War. There are multiple differences between the Spanish and Chinese Civil War. They both involve how both of these wars ended and started differently. Both wars were lead by different people and they were both under different advantages and disadvantages during the war. The Spanish War was a war that started between the United States and The Spanish. The war began in…

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    Weapons In World War I

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    In World War I, what is considered to be the first modern war, familiar weapons such as cannons and rifles were remodeled and more dangerous. Out of them all, the weapon that caused the most death was the artillery. Automatic rifles and machine guns gave soldiers less time reloading and more time shooting. Poisonous gases such as chlorine and mustard gas were new things these soldiers had to look out for. It was the first use of chemical weapons. Tanks were also a new weapon that men in the…

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    After offering some examples of events that are interesting because they are true, such as the Lisbon Earthquake and the London Plague, the narrator adds that false accounts that attempt to imitate such horrors are abominable. He observes that his examples are fascinating because of the extent of the damage but explains that individual stories of suffering are often far more intense while thanking God that large groups never suffer as much as some individuals have. He states that being buried…

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    After leaving the Planet a desolate wasteland the Zarbitz returned to their ships en orbit and fired their artillery at Earth. Earth was completely obliterated and the Tarukfama's vessel was destroyed as well. With the life force absorbed on Earth it allowed the Zarbitz to replicate at an alarming rate. They attempted to hunt down the being who they thought lied…

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    In my student selected novel some of the technology is still used today one of them being the rifled barrel of a gun the soul purpose for this war to give the bullet more accuracy and range one of the major downsides to these guns were they took a bit longer to reload which back then really matters, my novel was placed in the american revolution and back then they way we fought was to get in a line and don't fire until fired upon but we were very outnumbered so we had to think of new technology…

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    On October 28, 1940, Benito Mussolini, the Prime Minister of Italy, gave Greece an ultimatum. Italy wanted Greece, who was neutral in this war, to allow Italian troops to occupy certain parts of the country. Mussolini wanted to impress Hitler. “Hitler always faces me with a fait accompli. This time I am going to pay him back in his own coin. He will find out from the papers that I have occupied Greece.” (Mussolini ¶ 5)Italy invaded before Greece had a chance to answer, but Greece was able to…

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    Now Fuhrer of Germany, Hitler was quick to stop unemployment. He grew Germany's economy, bringing them out of the depression and putting millions to work. The people loved him, he had saved them from the depression that had torn Germany apart for years and united the German people under one goal, the eradication of Jews, Slavs, and the November Criminals who betrayed Germany when the Great War was over. The people were furious, they believed what their ‘Fuhrer’ had told them and wanted the…

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    The Dieppe Raid was executed on August 19th, 1942. This raid was a pivotal moment in World War II. Due to the Soviet Union wanting a second Front and Churchill wanting a moral boosting victory, the Dieppe Raid was organized. Unfortunately, the Dieppe Raid was not a moral boosting victory like Churchill had wanted. The Dieppe Raid was a disaster in terms of planning and execution, however the Allied Forces learned many valuable lessons for their next full on assault. The Dieppe Raid was a failure…

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    Write a 1-page essay where you will describe the relationship between World War I and World War II. What were the differences in the way the wars were fought? Discuss how WWI and the following peace negotiations directly led to the outbreak of WWII. Paper format – MLA, number of references – 2. Insert Insert Insert Insert Insert Relationship between World War I and World War II. World War I started in 1914 with the assassination of Franz Ferdinand and his wife to leading to war a war between…

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    Pol Pot Significance

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    In 1966, the US used artillery strikes and air patrol to cut off infiltration into Vietnam along this trail where the spread of the Vietnam War to Cambodia gradually begins as the American’s attacks closer into Cambodia. In addition, communist ideologies and influences were strengthened…

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