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    Zeus was the King of Gods because he overthrew his father and some of his brothers. He was also the ruler of skies and the earth where he had the power to create all natural phenomena related to air and the sky like storms. People refer him as the “father of Gods and Men.” Hera was the Queen of the Gods and the wife and sister of Zeus. She was known for being the Goddess of Marriage and Birth. She was also known for being jealous of Zeus’s many lovers. Dionysus was the Olympian god of wine.…

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    The World’s current security environment is uncertain and complex. Globalization amplifies emerging conflicts that bring national and transnational security challenges to the United States, which require employment of the military as national instrument of power. The United States military supports conflicts ranging from peace to war, and varying in purpose, scale, risk, and combat intensity. The ability of the United States military to advance its national military objectives depends on it…

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    Park Chung Hee and Kim Il Sung are perhaps the two most influential Koreans of the 20th century. They were leaders of two opposing sides on a divided Korean peninsula. Park was the leader of South Korea, known as The Republic of Korea (ROK), and Kim was the leader of North Korea, known as the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK). Since the Korean War, their countries have been in a stalemate characterized by a switch between periods of polarizing tension and times of cooperation and…

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    work, 30 in which I showed Columbus's existential impossibility, as a Renaissance Genoese, of convincing himself that what he had discovered was not India. He navigated, according to his own imagination, close to the coasts of the fourth Asiatic peninsula (which Heinrich Hammer had already drawn cartographically in Rome in 1489 31 ), always close to the Sinus Magnus (the great gulf of the Greeks, territorial sea of the Chinese) when he transversed the Caribbean. Columbus died in 1506 without…

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    winter. The Carthaginians were from Africa, so winter even in Italy war freezing. It was so cold that all but one of Hannibal’s war elephants were killed (Warrick 61). At this time, Hannibal lost his advantage of his elephants, which is why Hannibal’s campaign was so brilliant The next spring, the Romans tried again to defeat Hannibal. But Hannibal, using his superior veteran men, again crushed the Romans in the battle of Lake Tresimean, thus showing his men’s ability to fight more men and yet…

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    Srebrenica Ethnic groups and religions Bosnia and Herzegovina are situated in the western Balkan Peninsula of Europe. The larger region of Bosnia occupies the northern and central parts of the country, and Herzegovina occupies the south and southwest. The capital of the country is Sarajevo. The region is divided into three ethnic groups that generally correspond to three major religions; Bosniaks and Islam; Serbs and Orthodox Christianity; Croats and Roman Catholicism. They all share the same…

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    2.2 Emotional Retaliation On a more emotional level, Truman may have hoped to wreak vengeance on the Japanese for atrocities in China and other countries, as well as against Allied prisoner-of-war; a way of retribution for Japans history of barbarianism and inhumane military acts. These actions brought much fury amongst American and certainly played a role in the decision to drop the bomb. Dropping the bomb presented a dramatic way to bring closure to anger, resentment and bitter memories.…

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    Singapore. Their determination can be seen when they started invading Singapore on 8 February 1942 The Japanese moved down Malaya from Siam, Thailand, towards Singapore. After successfully defeating the British forces that were trying to defend the peninsula , The Japanese went down to Johor and overthrew the British by 8 February 1942. The British, were frightened by the Japanese who were reaching Singapore speedily. They bombed the causeway that connected Singapore and Johor. This delayed the…

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    Second Sino-Japanese War

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    stating that Taiwanese civilians, as well as Koreans, were similar enough to the Japanese for them to be absorbed into Japanese society. The beginning of Pan-Asianism. Shortly after this, in 1905, Japan sought the rights to control the Liaotung Peninsula and the South Manchurian railway, allowing a foothold for the Japanese on the continent for the exploitation of labor and raw materials. Japan also replaced the Russian authority in Manchuria as an outcome of the Russo-Japanese war. The Japanese…

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    Elements Of Grand Strategy

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    Every state wants to design an effective grand strategy, which will lead it to prosperity and peace. However, designing and implementing such strategy requires high-level intellectual activity, many resources and time. In my essay, I will argue that superpowers should definitely have a grand strategy to carry out their foreign policy and smaller states do not have a capability to create grand strategies. My essay will be structured in the following way. Firstly, I will give a definition of grand…

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