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    different from earlier wars. While both conflicts contained aspects of earlier wars, like high casualty rates, new Enlightenment philosophies pushed the French into reorganizing their military, creating inflammatory rhetoric, and developing new, devastating military tactics. Examining the dichotomy between military and civilian life, the purpose of war, and how war was fought in the ancien régime and the French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars demonstrates the fundamental differences between these…

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    Guatemala Civil War Essay

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    to decrease the military’s size, budget, and control benefiting the…

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    There are many political debates about gun control and there is not really an answer on how much gun control is actually needed in our country. Gun control has been a problem for many years and has technically two sides of the argument, there are the people that support gun control and there are the people that support the rights to own a gun. In today 's society there are many gun control laws, but people do not think its enough. A weapon is not some kind of toy that everyone should have, it…

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    World War, also well known as World War II or the deadliest military conflict in history, involved over 60 different countries and was a massive activity which encompases more than 75 million troops of various nations. The sheer amount of both civilians and soldiers who lost their live due to such immense war is unfathomable, amounting to over 60 million, or about 3% of the 1940’s world population. When only taking the casualties of civilians into consideration, it far outweighs the preceding…

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    Persuasive Essay Grade 12

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    untrained men and women who are liable for military training. Many countries do not have mandatory military training but in some countries, it is mandatory for students to take one year of military training. This means how to use weapons, how to act as a unit, and what to do if your country is ever at war. I believe that all students in grade 12 should have to take one year of mandatory military training. Three reasons that students should have mandatory military training is knowing how to act…

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    an assault rifle has a set of criteria that includes rapid-fire, and military –style rifles, in which the ban would name specific makes and models as well as magazines that, hold more than ten bullets and exclude them from societal purchase. (Richman). Gun control was designed to prevent crime, however guns don’t kill people, people kill people, and…

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    World War II created an epidemic of destroying nations, their military, and even innocent bystanders who died just because of where they lived in the world. An astonishing thirty four million civilians were brutally murdered because of what their countries and the military were fighting for. Disturbingly there were more civilian casualties than there were military, and the civilians weren’t the ones out fighting the enemy each day. The civilian casualties wouldn’t have been at such a high figure…

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    Machiavelli’s statement “The end justifies its means”. As a result, there have always been a large number of losses- victims and prisoners of wars. Could these numbers define the result of a war? If the benefits are large enough, can any political/ military decision be justified? Can a state preserve its legitimacy if the losses were larger than what it could obtain? The warriors can be considered…

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    Golden Age Of Aviation

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    warfare during the 20th century on the development of civilian and military aviation. Initially, military aviation development and technology was used during warfare to provide advances on their enemies but as time progress it transferred and assisted the technology development for civil aviation. This essay…

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    to ensure that the innocent civilians who were killed weren’t forgotten. The IBC team consists of journalist and media support workers from around the world. The media workers are out in the dangerous and heavy armed streets of Iraq risking their lives daily to report the wars catastrophes. The article in which most of the information comes from discusses how Isis spread across Iraq and Syria, and most importantly for this paper the cost of the actions of Isis on civilian lives. The…

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