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    their nuclear arsenal. People that think it should be kept make arguments like how nuclear weapons help keep the U.S safe and how they can be used if there were to be any sort of war. On the contrary People that feel our nuclear weapons should be dismantled say our nuclear weapons cost too much to be kept and they make us seem hostile to other nations. So should the U.S keep its nuclear arsenal? Well there are lots of pros and cons to both sides of this argument. Some say one day nuclear weapons…

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    Feb. 2017 LEQ for 1.62% Extra Credit Throughout history weapons have helped unite, conquer, and overthrow powerful empires. Warfare has changed so greatly over time due to weapons becoming more technologically advanced and much more deadly. During the time period 1500-2017 weapons have changed drastically. Weapons have progressed from new steel weaponry during the mid-century to cyber warfare making itself known during the past…

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    come to mind. This fear was caused by one thing: nuclear weapons. However, if the matter is studied more thoroughly, it would be discovered that nuclear weapons should not have been the only concern of those warring nations. Use of biological weapons may have seemed like child’s play compared to the looming threat of total nuclear war, but it had more precedence during the era than one would expect. Although biological weapons are overshadowed by nuclear warfare concerns, they were and can be…

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    to catch up once more. Hence the we moved towards building a number of long range missiles including Atlas, ICBMs, jupiter, IRBMs and SLBMs. Thus USA did have a technological edge over the USSR, but USSR kept challenging that not just by their nuclear weapons but even by their space satellites as in 1957 Sputnik 1 was launched by the soviets and it was the first ever artificial…

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    there, I keenly felt the pain of war and the cruelty of nuclear weapons. Even though the building is still alive now, the victims who were around there were killed at the moment of the explosion. Although nuclear weapons are the most relentless weapons in the human history, they still exist around the world; therefore, humanity have to strive to gradually reduce nuclear weapons as their responsibility. Nuclear weapon is the most cruel weapon in the human history, and it is proved in Hiroshima…

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    The Dangers of Nuclear Modernization Many people know how dangerous nuclear weapons are; Bombs that are capable of destroying an entire country that are being developed and modernized for destruction. In Eric Schlosser’s article, Today’s Nuclear Crisis, gives an overview about the world’s nuclear crisis. Unknown to the public, the development of the modernization of nuclear weapons is in full effect. Schlosser argues that nuclear landscaping is a worldwide issue, and it is very dangerous that it…

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    which the U.S.A bombed the city using nuclear means, causing mass devastation and taking an enormous amount of innocent lives. A key element regarding Obama’s speech includes his perspective on nuclear warfare, as he expresses the belief that the use of nuclear weaponry should be halted on a global scale. This belief is supported by his reminiscence of all the lives lost due to the attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, as well as the moral dilemma that nuclear weapons pose. Obama’s speech can be…

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    terminated by U.S and Russia. Weapons of Mass Destruction should be illegal because many american lives can be lost, they also are very expensive , and america is already in a lot of debt and if other countries are more advanced they have the ability to bully the U.S. There are three different types of weapons of mass destruction: chemical , nuclear , and biological. Chemical weapons are normally known as gases which smother the person or cause massive burning. Chemical weapons were used in…

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    Hiroshima and Nagasaki, killing half the people in the first day and the others died of radiation poisoning, while in the end it did end the war it promoted the idea of killing on a massive scale. The Cold War has popularized the use of using nuclear weapons as a deterrent which creates lots of tension between countries; if one country, shoots a nuke at another, then the other country will fire back, and this process will repeat until the amounts of death and destruction will become truly…

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    On The Beach Film Analysis

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    would unleash nuclear weapons on the other and risk the existence of humans. The popular film On The Beach stunned the American society when it was released because it showed the nation what could happen if the relationship between the U.S. and the USSR did not ease up. It is a life-changing film that accurately portrayed the fears of many into a motion picture. The plot of the film, On The Beach, reflects the Cold War era (1950s) because people were deathly afraid of a possible nuclear war and…

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