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    Following World War II, women of the 1950s spent most of their time in the home. After a large group of men returned home from the war, they began to start families. This period is referred to as The Baby Boom. The Baby Boom was a period in which 76.4 million babies were born between the years 1946 and 1964 (“Baby Boomers”). With so many babies born to these households, women had little choice other than to stay home with their children. The domestic life became extremely common for women of the…

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    World War Two was a devastating conflict that encompassed the world and caused the death of over 50 million people including those who died from atomic weapons. The atomic bombs were major weapons in the second conflict that engulfed the world. Even though the bombs led to the death of thousands, it helped save thousands more. The use of the atomic weapons was required to end World War Two. The Second World War was a major conflict that enveloped the world. About thirty-five to sixty million…

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    August 1945, President Harry S. Truman made one of the most crucial international security decisions that has shaped how we view nuclear weapons today. The decision to drop an atomic bomb on Japan. I will argue that Truman’s made the decision to drop the bomb for keep intact American national interest. According to Walker, J. S., and Alperovitz. G, Truman considered several ways to convince Japan to quit the war: Firstly, by intensifying the already heavy bombing of Japanese cities; Secondly,…

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    Truman’s Final Decision: Was it Right or Wrong? Truman’s decision of dropping the bomb on Hiroshima wreaked havoc across the United States. While being in office for only three months before he had to make this decision, Truman knew it was going to be an important and life changing choice. Some people believe that it was one of the worst decisions he could have made. On the other hand, I believe that dropping the bomb was beneficial to not only then, but to today’s society as well. By dropping…

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    failure or a disaster, engineers learn something new that they keep in mind while developing any further solutions to other problems. One of the biggest engineering disasters in the past was the Chernobyl disaster. Chernobyl disaster was a devastating nuclear incident that occurred in 1986…

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    Theq element on the Periodic table that is best representation of my personality would be element 13, Aluminum. Properties of Aluminum its included high melting point, conductivity, malleability, and non-toxicity. Aluminum’s high melting point represents my determined personality. This is because I can face adversity well. Even when situations occur that are extremely unfavorable I am able to keep a cool head and think straight. I can persevere and stay strong allowing myself to solve and get…

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    Oscar Wilde implements a heavy focusses significant attention on class in The Importance of Being Earnest. People with and without money behave very differently, though strive for the same response and impressions from their peers. The characters in this novel are exaggerated to the point of absurdity when it comes to their obsession with class. Victorian upper class demands its members to keep up an important image in society and value money and appearance above all else, including people.…

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    The Trinity by Johnathan Fetter-Vorm depicts the history of the making and drop of the first atomic bomb created during the World War Two era. Fetter-Vorm effectively creates a highly crafted argument that is designed to elicit a response from the readers while illustrating an unbiased and educational story. He challenges the people of the future to remember the previous mistakes of the past so that they will not follow in the footsteps of the ones before them. Fetter-Vorm’s use of specific…

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    Within the book Candide, human nature is debated and argued whether humans are mostly warlike and cause violence or that we are naturally born good, and that it is just our current state that makes us warlike. Candide suggests that humans cause violence almost everyday and every minute and almost every man and in the book is warlike. Almost every kingdom in Candide is at war and in this century, and small battles are very common. Although, the author of Candide, Voltaire, shows a great deal of…

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    Written task 2 Question 1: If the text had been written in a different time or place or language or for a different audience, how and why might it differ? ‘Ich bin ein Berliner’, a speech by John F. Kennedy on the Berlin Wall, has been delivered on the 26th of June 1963 in the west of Berlin. The Belin Wall was built in 1961 and divided Berlin in East and West Berlin. The east of Berlin and also the east of Europe, was controlled by the soviet Union and the west of Berlin was controlled by…

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