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    along with 4 x 7.7mm general purpose machine guns held in side positions. The tank itself could hold at least 8 crew members The driver, Commander, Gunner, and a ammo loader and four machine gunners. Therefore this tank was known as the battlefield ¨battleship¨.(Government, US. "Tank, Heavy, TOG 1 - History, Specs and Pictures - Military Armor." Tank, Heavy, TOG 1. US Government, n.d. Web. 06 May…

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    It was the summer of 1939. The sweltering heat created an almost omnipresent haze in the air. Something would happen today. Rumors had been swirling about an attack on London. Young children were ushered and rushed to alleged safety and mothers wept in fear. Europe was at war. Twenty years later Golding published a novel that would capture the essence of society itself. In Lord of the Flies he uses symbolism to portray the collapse of peace and humanity during World War II. In Lord of the Flies…

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    In the year 1945, the Decision of dropping both Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombs on Japan took place. President Harry S. Truman took control and made a purely military decision to keep the United States safe. President Truman was afraid if nothing was done, then the war against Japan would be lost and many American deaths would be on his hands. Hiroshima was dropped and killed thousands of Japanese people and destroying buildings. Three days later, they dropped the second bomb on Nagasaki,…

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    June 3 1942, i was in an LB-30 and we had radar, we saw flashes of light in the distance. We thought our planes or ship from the US we’re coming. Tommy Mansfu was flying a B-17, he picked up another navigator and got shot down trying to attack a battleship, I was supposed to fly him. One time we had a B-26 codiac and it hit the top of a mountain and landed in the snow, there was only 1 survivor. The B-24 took care of more bombs and could go further than others. Sometimes you couldn’t transfer…

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    Monroe doctrine James Monroe was the fifth president of the United States; he was also the last president to have the status of Founding father. He held the roles of secretary of war and secretary of state as well as the governor of Virginia. During the first party system there was an unpleasant division between the Federal and democratic/republic parties. one of Monroe’s primary goals was to get rid of the internal fighting by consolidating parties with hope of eliminating the party system…

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    Big Stick Imperialism

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    The year 1898 can be seen as a turning point in American History. 1898 is the year that the United States became an imperial power in the world. The transition of America into an imperial power also meant that it was done with expansionism and moved into imperialism. The 1800 can be characterized by the Americans’ desire for Manifest Destiny, or the expansion of the US into the western part of the US. Imperialism on the other hand, idealizes moral improvement and also saw more movement in…

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    Pearl Harbor Attack Essay

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    On December 7, 1941 Japanese aircraft attacked by surprise the naval base at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, where the fleet of American Pacific war was concentrated. Warships anchored in the harbor were easy targets for approximately 360 Japanese warplanes involved in the attack. The Americans suffered 3,400 casualties with 2,300 deaths. The attack badly damaged the US naval and air power in the Pacific. However, this attack galvanized the American people and Roosevelt got the next day, December 8,…

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    Before the time of the Nazi rise in Germany, my great-great-grandfather, Otto Schroeder, left Germany in search of better opportunities in the United States, taking with him his family, which included my great-grandfather, Andrew Schroeder. Many years later, the Nazi party came looking for Andrew, trying to get him to join the Nazi party. Andrew, in response, quit his job and forbade the German language from being spoken in the house. Because of this, my grandmother, who was 100% German, never…

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    The Cabinet War Rooms

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    The Cabinet War Rooms was a bunker which was used during the course of the Second World War for government purposes, and is located under the Treasury Building on King Charles Street in Whitehall (an area in the City of Westminster), London. The main purpose of the Cabinet War Rooms was to protect members of Parliament (most importantly the Prime Minister at the time, Winston Churchill) during the course of the Blitz (a series of bombing attacks upon the City of London by Nazi bombers during the…

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    During World War II, countries were in a race against time to improve technology and war strategies. The race for new innovations all started after Pearl Harbor, and America entered the war. Germans and Americans were preparing for battle with many different new technologies and war strategies. The attack of Pearl Harbor all started because the United States was unhappy with Japan’s attitude towards China. Japan wanted to take over Chinese territory and import market. In 1973, Japan…

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