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new powerful weapons were created by the largest European countries. Also most of the countries at the time had military leaders which meant that the countries were greatly influenced by the military and we can see this in France and their leader Marshal Ferdinand Foch who was an important French general who was best known for repelling German advances in both 1914 and…

The Crucible, written by Arthur Miller, is a story depicting events that occurred during the Salem Witch Trials. There were many characters in the story that deserves some of the blame for what took place. Many people were thrown in jail for being accused of witchcraft. Some people were hung because they did not confess. The trust between one person and another was lost. Friendships ended with betrayal so they could benefit themselves. The town of Salem and its people were ruined by the events…

13. IT and equipment 13.1 Business premises Tara Restaurant business premises ought to meet the desired requirements. It need to has all centers that 's obligatory in line with food Act 2014, for meals premises. Enough parking areas, hygienic vicinity, properly ready, energy rating, noise and different pollutions standards ought to be as in step with the norms for the enterprise premises. 13.1.2 IT Requirements We should maintain our premises ready with unfastened wifi area to mitigate global…

Executing an Innocent Man " Death row” , this quotation remind me of a story that happened in Texas in 1991 for Todd Willingham, as detailed by the Travis County District Court of Texas. The latter was executed as he was found guilty of the murder of this three children in a fire that took place at their home. The official document also emphasizes that the wrongful execution of Willingham is a tragedy and must never happen again. Thus there are two objectives to this document. The first is the…

Over the past 85 years, the United States has improved slightly in the treatment of African Americans. While African Americans have gained a lot of rights since the 1800s, there is still a stigma of inferiority for African Americans that has lingered from the times of slavery. The improved race relations between whites and blacks are a clear example of the progress we have made; however, the discrimination of black people in some establishments are a reminder that there is still a lot of…

The use of atomic bombs on Japan not only ended the war in the Pacific, but it also ushered in what came to be known as the Atomic Era and Cold War. The newly industrialized and still mobilized Soviets became the next threat to peace in the world; Winston Churchill even wanted to fight the Soviets to restore a democracy in Russia. Tensions were already high at the end of the war, with the Soviets creating a solidly communist bloc in the east in contention with the democratic west. The American…

The only two important military figures who had actually seen war were Field Marshal Lord Kitchener and Winston Churchill. Churchill was not about to leave war to naïve generals and admirals and involved himself deeply in running the war effort. He made several visits to the front lines in Belgium, fought hard in the attempt to save…

On December 1941, Germans forces marched close to Moscow. While Josef Stalin was preoccupied about inside loyalty, the Germans drew near the heart of the Soviet Union. Germany’s leader, Adolf Hitler, had broken the Nazi Soviet non-aggression pact, which involved splitting Poland in half and not attacking each other. Stalin believed that while Germany was invading Britain they would not invade Russia, because Hitler had written about avoiding a two front war. Stalin carelessly believed that…

Discrimination is defined as “the practice of unfairly treating a person or group of people differently from other people or groups of people” (Merriam-Webster). There are possible explanations for discrimination: irrationality and exploitation. To provide a common ground for this chaos, laws are established and enforced. However, the law isn't a pure realm free of the prejudices that plague everyday life. This subject to the same problems as society at large. “Black's Law Dictionary mentions,…

50m per minute (with accurate artillery fire) whilst in the hope of capturing enemy trenches. However, thousands upon thousands of men were killed as a result of these “Creeping Barrages”, and it began to be discussed whether methods used by Field Marshals, e.g. Douglas Haig, were in fact invalid or not right for the battle field. At the Battle of Passchendaele, the moral came to light. When a Canadian Corps Commander, Arthur Currie, about the tactics used at Passchendaele he replied “It's…