Sri Lankan Civil War

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    animals, a place where they would be treated like human beings. One refugee camp he stayed at was Ethiopia. John stayed there for months, until one day it all changed for them. The caretakers said the other refugees and him had to leave before the war started for the socialist government, soon leaving the government in the hands of their enemies, causing them to start their journey again, leading to another camp for a place to stay. The next place he stayed at was Kenya. For John Bau Dau it was…

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    spontaneous nature to contrast Inman’s well thought out and war torn traits. Veasey’s actions represent the way that the Civil War has affected even people who were not in it, and allows the audience of the novel to view Inman’s morals and understand how they may have been altered by his experiences in the War. The audience follows Inman’s personal thoughts on Veasey’s actions, which highlight the overall idea of Cold Mountain that the War is changing the people and environment around it. When…

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    Violence and war lead only to death.War is beneficial and destructive at the same time.”(Pope Francis) War is beneficial and destructive throughout its many occurences; helping shape humanity at the same time. It is a state of armed conflict between different nations or states or different groups within a nation or state. It has been present ever since the beginning of time. Throughout wars came along technological and scientific revolutions benefiting humans as a whole. As a result of wars,…

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    should aid them with their problems and be more involved to prevent the wars that are producing child soldiers. Sudan suffered from multiple long civil wars, on and off since 1955. During the wars, the armies would train children, at any age under 18, to operate a gun and kill the opposing side. These children became the “Lost Children of Sudan”. Even though the country split into two sections, Sudan and South Sudan, the war still remained. Other countries should help these children by…

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    there was trade and war happening in the same place. I believe that there are some options about this there are 2 options. That I can think of but i 'm not sure which one is correct at all. I believe that it might be right because there are no other options that this would be happening. So my first option is that this war was happening near a city so the people were trading stuff for anything that they can use shelter with. The second option is that there was that there was a war going on so…

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    internal conflict. Foreign aid can be used to help prevent civil wars, mitigate its effects, and recover from its destruction. Which of these options is most effective in its objective? From researching each perspective, it is evident that preventing and recovering from civil war through the application of foreign aid is more successful than giving aid during a war. There are many negatives that accompany aid when it is delivered during a war. It might be in the best interest of international…

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    push the state towards a model of governance that is similar to a western structure. Towards democratization, equality, justice, and transparency. This is thought to decrease the probability of further conflict since democratic countries rarely have civil conflicts. Although these are all good in theory they can collectively be a large change to the country and possibly result in some resistance. Developmental aid must be given in a way that is beneficial by promoting development and…

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    history, few conflicts have been that horrific like the First World War. Being one of its combatants, the English poet Wilfred Owen was one of the first to question military propaganda which defended the old Latin proverb: “Dulce et decorum est, pro patria mori”; meaning ‘it is sweet and glorious to die for one’s country’. With nothing else than words, he created a distinguished and innovative masterpiece that condemned the grandeur of war by picturing how cruel and deranged the reality in the…

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    diamonds are a great concern in Africa especially with the bloodshed they cause. Blood diamonds, or conflict diamonds, are jewels mined in Africa and sold by rebels to gain military force. This has been a tremendous problem during the different civil wars in some countries in Africa. However, they are now being used in Liberia at rates never seen before. These diamonds are usually mined in northern and western regions of Africa. In some areas, diamonds would be placed on outer layers of sand,…

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    developing nations. In these countries, almost all are currently war zones, leaving the question: What is the connection between warfare and poverty? This idea comes from researching various countries who are both considered developing and are fighting wars at the same time, in order to determine the relationship between the two. Poverty and war are two problems often intertwined in the same country. There is a huge connection between war and poverty, including the sale of ammunition,…

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