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    Who can do it? Women can! The millions of women working for the war effort led America to victory against the Axis Powers. Rosie the Riveter, as their mascot, symbolized women 's efforts and started a movement for women 's rights across the country. "Rosie the Riveter" was a character created to inspire American women to stand up and join the workforce. Riveting was usually seen as a man 's job because it requires the worker to hold a heavy riveting gun that shoots out metal bolts. Consequently,…

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    of war are personal and impossible to show through a single person. War is very… damaging both mentally and physically. Your enemy changes based on what side you are on. The horrors and afflictions of war are personal and impossible to show through a single person. Kurt Vonnegut uses the psychological lens in Slaughterhouse Five as a tool to show the horrors of multiple soldiers pain in the war and is converted into Billy to create a deeper and easier understanding of PTSD and horrors of war.…

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    Long term help it brought: In World War ll there were many disadvantages but also many advantages. One of the main advantages was, medical this was a new direct response to a brand new kind of weaponry. That was created in the years of 1939 to 1945 and had grown since then. At the start of the of the 20th century there was a revolution of technology that affected aspects of military medicine. Medical journals were being copied and sent over seas, could communicate over telegraph and telephone.…

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    discover it. Lord of the Flies is a small-scale for the real world. For example, the world is peaceful and civilized until one bad action or event happens, and the world turns into chaos and war. Lord of the Flies was written during World War II. William Golding wrote about what was happening during World War II and what he thought caused the war, but just on a smaller scale with young boys on an island. He thought that the reason for war and problems is the evil within every human. Good and…

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    Over 110,000 Japanese and Japanese Americans were forced to leave their homes and be relocated into poorly constructed camps called "War Relocation Centers." Most of these centers were poorly constructed military barracks with no plumbing of any type of cooking facilities. In addition, many families were so hastily forced out of there homes that families did not have sufficient time to pack and prepare for proper weather conditions, and some families were forced to leave with just the clothes on…

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    influential people in the world. Showing quality leadership traits from a young age, he moved to politics after having his dream of being an artist was crushed. This began what most will call one of the largest scale genocides in history. Hitler successfully eliminated over eleven million people. After attempting to follow a career in art, he was denied entry into the art school of his choice, therefore, he went into politics and had the vision to one day rule the world. Using political…

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    World War II is considered to be one of the most significant event in world history. It was a phenomenon that destroyed countries, families, and lives yet simultaneously brought people together to combat a world wide evil. Countries such as the United States invested heavily on the resolution of the war, by sending thousands of it 's own men into battle. By doing so, the United States faced a problem. The factories were left abounded because of the lack of laborers to produce the heavy…

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    War is a destructive force that has been a prominent feature throughout human history. Not only that but it has been a defining feature of the world, changing and shaping how we develop as a race and more often than not changing the course of history itself. A force that strong will have positive and negative effects on all humans both for combatants and civilians. Most wars are limited wars, meaning that when they are fought not all resources are geared towards fighting it by the two warring…

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    Quiet on the Western Front, Erich Maria Remarque is characterizing a young generation who lost everything in the Great War. He describes how Paul the main character, and his comrades perish one by one to the brutality of the war. The author describes how they become more dehumanized, as they fight endlessly for nothing. Because in many of the fiercest battles of the war, there is hardly any territory won or lost, yet the casualties are huge. Finally, the book has an anti-war message prevalent…

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    allies during World War II, Franklin D Roosevelt had to work with both Winston Churchill and Josef Stalin to defeat Germany and Japan. From the attack of Pearl Harbor until Japan’s surrender, the United States assisted the two other world powers for stopping fascist influence on Europe and Asia. However, as the war began to close, and the plans for postwar Europe and Asia began to unfold, the United States and the Soviet Union turned against each other, democracy against communism, in a Cold War…

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