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    Colonialism is the establishment of a country in another territory often through domination politically and culturally. This act generally occurs with a dominant, superior power and a smaller, lower-ranking area. However, in some cases, the lesser country will not easily allow such colonization to take place. A great example would be the Algerian’s fight for decolonization against the French. This occurrence was examined thoroughly through a film called The Battle of Algiers, which allowed the…

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    1. This question refers to the YouTube video: “Situation Critical-Entebbe Hostage Rescue,” by the National Geographic. a. What decision required to be made in the situation presented in the video? b. In what condition was the decision being made – certainty, uncertainty, risk, or conflict? Briefly explain your choice. c. What kind of analysis would you say was more important in this decision situation, financial and quantitative or non-financial and qualitative analysis? d. In your opinion why…

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    Military Battle Analysis

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    The news of this alarmed the Allied army so much that the changed the time of their invasion from high tide to low tide, meaning that there was more open ground to cover, yet they reduced the risk of lives lost in the traps (Dank, 1984). Suppies For the invasion to be as successful as possible the U.S provided the troops going into Normandy with special supplies that were normally not given out to most troops.Vomit bags and anti-seasick pills were handed to all the troops before embarking on…

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    D-Day Significance

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    Today marks a very special day in Canada, the 72nd anniversary of the battle that marked the end of the biggest war in history. D-Day was long, treacherous, and seemingly unbearable battle- yet our soldiers came out victorious. Here to share what it was truly like in the trenches is blank blank. Why, from your perspective, was the D-Day campaign significant? At the time the planning and strategizing that went into preparation for D-Day was far greater then any other battle before it.…

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    During World War II savagery was an awful but also a large part of it. Savagery is quite a broad term. Throughout the war quite a lot of savage things happened. The worse I could find was called U.S. liberated the Germans which is iconic if you truly think about it cause in reality the article is all about then the U.S. raped and stole from German civilizations. The article talked about how it all started out innocent there was no stealing or sexual violence. The U.S GIs was told to search…

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    Lord Of The Flies Fear

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    One of many prominent themes in William Golding’s novel, Lord of the Flies, is fear. Fear is an unpleasant human emotion that is triggered when a perceived threat, likely to cause pain or distress, presents itself. It is a basic survival mechanism that signals when danger is present. It is an essential part of keeping safe from harm and threats. In Golding’s Lord of the Flies, fear is a persistent theme that occurs in each chapter of the infamous novel. The fear in the group of boys was…

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    D-Day Significance

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    One of the most brutal conflicts in recent history wreaked havoc on the world for six years was World War Two. Starting in 1939, the Allied forces consisting of Britain, Russia, and the United States, fought to stop Nazi Germany from taking over the European continent. By the end of 1945, Western Europe had been severely damaged and an entire race had almost been destroyed. Led by Adolf Hitler, the Nazi party supported racial superiority, nationalism, and destruction of all those who opposed…

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    Sumatra, Montana. He was the youngest of seven. He had some trouble with health when he turned nine and was diagnosed with Polio, and it crippled him for a long time. After he had overcome some of the side effects of Polio, he joined the army as a paratrooper during World War II (Elliot 68-69). While stationed in England, he assisted an army chaplain and became an evangelical Christian. Roger wanted to pursue becoming a missionary, and he applied to the College of Liberal Arts. There he met…

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    Miller and his squad as they search for a paratrooper, Private James Francis Ryan. Ethos I feel like some movies are spoiled because of movie directors wanting to make the movie more “interesting”. Saving private ryan was doubt a good movie but I am here to point out the flaws. pathos Captain…

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    Skyjacking Theory

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    The Mysterious Skyjacking of D.B. Cooper During the 1970s, the U.S. was a victim to an average of 138 hijackings per year, tallying up to have the most hijackings per year in American history. Most of these hijackings came from the same derivative, namely, the skyjacking of D.B. Cooper. D.B. Cooper, originally known as Dan Cooper, hijacked his flight to Seattle, plundered $200,000 and four parachutes, after which he jumped out of the plane’s detoured departure to Mexico, never daring to reappear…

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