Harry S. Truman

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    against truman ( A.K.A President truman). The reasoning behind this is just because he was trying to avoid the third war. The reason why I say this because in the speech “American policy in the pacific” the three thing that he state about how he is right about what is he said is that he was in the WWI and WWII, he was the president of west point and also he was against Asia. Stating the factor Lead to president Truman got very upset because of what he had said. Leading to President Truman to…

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    It was really hard for me to analyze the film in the way we were supposed to, and that is because I have been a fan of Tom Clancy and Jack Ryan for a long time. I started with the video games, which led me to the movies and then some of the books. Being that involved you see it less as intuition and more of skill as Jack Ryan eventually becomes a successful president. However, my understanding has always been that Jack Ryan is essentially the Sherlock Holmes of the CIA, but Sherlock doesn’t use…

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    In the United States of America our founding fathers decided that our developing country should be ran by one man chosen by the people, and they called that man the President. The President would be one that would lead the country to prosperity in all aspects. This can range from making new policies that help the American people to keeping American soil safe from foreign enemies with foreign affairs. Throughout the history of the United States there have been 44 men that have made major impacts…

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    Throughout time, there have been some leaders who made colossal changes and significantly impacted people’s lives for the better. Those leaders may have helped through the arts or the sciences. These heroes may also have lead us through distressing times such as The Great Depression or the Vietnam War to fight for some of our indispensable rights. When given a position of leadership, such as First Lady of the U.S., people will likely use their power correctly. Eleanor Roosevelt was a leader who…

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    be justified. Perhaps one of the best examples to help display this struggle is President Harry Truman’s choice that helped bring an end to World War II. *According to one online source, “…August 6, 1945, a plane called the Enola Gay dropped an atomic bomb on the city of Hiroshima… On August 9, a second atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki…On August 14, 1945, the Japanese surrendered” (ushistory.org). Truman chose to end the war by the use of nuclear weapons. He fought with his choice, knowing…

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    For my final week at the Truman Presidential Library and Museum I spent the majority of my time scanning more Lincoln Coins like I mentioned during my last reflections. I completed scanning and TMS Re-Entrying two more boxes that contained approximately fifty to seventy-five coins a piece. Needless to say, the Museum has a lot of these coins. When I left on Thursday, there were still six more boxes that no one had begun scanning. As a personal highlight of the internship, on Tuesday, I was able…

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    Dwight Eisenhower inspires me because he learns how to manage his own internal conflicts which would otherwise mar his character. I struggle constantly with my emotions, and I embarrass myself by crying over foolish mistakes. Since character depends on experiences, I find it interesting that Eisenhower has a similar childhood to my own. Eisenhower’s parents raise him in a strict environment. In their house, the Eisenhower family allows “no drinking, card playing or dancing” (Brooks 50). His…

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    Eisenhower had to make a difficult decision in the Little Rock Crisis. He made the decision to send in military troops to force the mob to back off. Eisenhower did the appropriate thing by sending in troops to Little Rock because…. Another thing Eisenhower did to try and resolve the Little Rock Crisis was making an attempt to peacefully solve the problem of the mob. Eisenhower gives an executive order that states that if it continues to be a problem then he will take any force necessary (Doc. H)…

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    Communism In Film

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    For example, president Harry Truman was quoted saying, “In a free country, we punish men for the crimes they commit, but never for the opinions they have,” after he vetoed the McCarran Internal Security Act of 1950, which planned to censor un-American and subversive activities. Truman’s resistance to the spread of McCarthyism demonstrated the extent to which the US’s opinions were polarized on the topic. A member of the democratic party, President Truman Moreover, groups such as the Committee…

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    Why Is Joseph Mccarthy Bad

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    crimes. Eventually, the charges were dropped but Lattimore’s reputation and legacy was forever ruined. Sadly, McCarthy did not go down with this case like he said he would. Since McCarthy knew that Truman would never release the loyalty documents, he claimed that all his proof was in them. Two weeks later Truman released the documents and McCarthy claimed that they had been tampered with. Sadly, McCarthy’s power did not die out because the people felt so vulnerable, they believed everything he…

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