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    A company called Energy Transfer Partners wants to build a pipeline from North Dakota to Illinois to transport oil. They say that this is the safest way to carry oil. The pipeline would be near the Stand Rock Sioux tribe, and could negatively affect them. The Native Americans believe that the pipeline would destroy their land and contaminate their water source. Thousands of people have come to protest the building of this pipeline. Should the North Dakota pipelines be built near Native American…

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    The Vietnam War was a very difficult time in history for many people. Many good soldiers were lost in the war and others that came home were traumatized by what they lived in the war. Many of the families of the soldiers were happy to see them back when the war was over. Other families were devastated because of their loss but, they remembered them as honorable veterans. The Vietnam War brought a great change in American society because it was the first war that was televised. Many people as…

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    In the memoir A Long Walk Gone, Ishmael Beah shares his memories of the Sierra Leone war. The war caused many hardships to the citizens of this country. It also caused a loss of innocence. Ishmael Beah embodies the loss of innocence by explaining life’s casualties before and during the war. Before the war broke out in Sierra Leone, Beah’s life was innocent. It is evident when Beah shares that he would dance and sing. Beah says that he loved to learn the verses of “I Know you got Soul by…

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    Sedition bills played a critical role in American war efforts. These bills barred freedom of speech and opinion, contradicting the First Amendment. Men and women who spoke out were prosecuted and convicted of “disloyal” speech. Speech considered disloyal included criticism of government and country, war and soldiers, and other “offensive” remarks that could be made against America and its components. The government passed these sedition bills because American citizens speaking against the war…

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    Telling a true war story is very hard, most of the time people can't actually recall every detail of their time in the war. In Tim O’Brien’s book, The Things They Carried, he goes over what it was like to fight on the front lines overseas in the Vietnam War. The physical and emotional stress and tension of being there, witnessing horrifically dramatic scenes made it very hard to physically remember what had happened there. Telling a war story is an art, you have to paint the images into the…

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    Gandhi Imperialism

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    To What Extent can Gandhi be Considered an Opponent of imperialism? When an individual such as Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi fought against the British empire, with non-violent tactics, could be considered an opponent to imperialism in india. He defended his people with skills he had learned from his childhood and his time in both london and Africa. He was a man of acceptance of most no matter what religion, sex, age and lifestyle was. His way of life and how he wanted india to be an…

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    Peace and Freedom Party During the Civil Rights movement in the 1960’s the Peace and Freedom Party had came out due to the anger with the Democratic Party. The Peace and Freedom party were unhappy with support that the Democratic party were giving to Vietnam. They decided to make a new party due to the failure of the support the Democratic party gave. The Peace and Freedom Party has had many presidential candidates. The presidential candidates range from 1972 to 2008. The first candidate…

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    In his article ‘The Path to Sokkuram’, Robert Hass develops the idea that reality is subjective in nature, and something that is sometimes based more on the overriding feelings and opinions of large groups of people than on an impartial analysis of the situation. Hass illustrates this through examples of various groups of people in Korea and the political ideologies they subscribe to, which he compares and contrasts with his own creeds. In psychology, the projective hypothesis suggests that the…

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    The Things They Carried Essay In the book The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien, the soldiers carried many things during the war that were linked to the person they were. The story takes place in 1960’s during the Vietnam war, and is a collection of short stories by Tim O’Brien who was drafted into the war in his early twenties. The book is based on events and emotions that affected him during the war, and in the first chapter he writes about all of the things that the men carried in Vietnam.…

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    Serving in the military voluntarily is one characteristic that makes America stand out. If young people were forced into military service, this would take away some freedom of choice that Americans have. History has shown that Americans reacted negatively to forced military duty. Our current military is so large that this policy would be unnecessary. Furthermore, not all Americans meet the physical and mental requirements. Thus, America should not force its young into military service. America…

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