Superpower

more powerful than the atomic bomb dropped on japan during world war 2. “Mike” vaporized an entire island in the Pacific Marshall Islands. The construction of this bomb was one of the most important events in 1950 because it showed the world our superpower. 1951- Color TV introduced The first colored TV commercial was broadcasted by CBS on June 25th, 1951. CBS…

The Green Arrow is someone who should be considered an epic hero for many different reasons. The Green Arrow, is a hero that many people may not know about. He was born into a rich family that had a lot of power in the city he called home. He may not be abnormally strong but he has superhuman abilities. Throughout the years he has lived in a city that has been ravished by villains who want to destroy the city and the people in it. People have become dependant of this hero and he is doing more…

The times of Imperial Rome and Han China were a time of great empires that impacted the world forever. Being so successful, they inconsequently had similar themes of control, however, they also had their differences. The Romans and the Han had similar methods of political control in that they both shared imperial rule and a concept of gaining favor for a thriving kingdom/government, however, their methods of political control were different in that the Romans maintained a large, strong army…

In the early 60s, the United States and Latin American relations was at a very low point because of the precedent of the United States using military intervention to deal with Latin American because of the U.S. fear of the spread of Communism, especially in the western hemisphere. The Kennedy Administration’s attempted overthrow of Castro’s Cuba and the Johnson Administration’s occupation of the Dominican Republic are the best examples of the deterioration of U.S.-Latin American relations in the…

other countries. Also, this policy seeks to assure America’s security and defense. This explains that America’s foreign policy covers wide range of functions and issues. They became taken a leadership role in peacemaking around the globe with their superpower. I think undoubtedly foreign policy values have been permanently changed from before due to the post 9/11 and Afghanistan/Iraq conflicts. The most standout United States foreign policy is its focus on preventive action, not just preemptive…

days. It was quite frightening” (“Painful History” Par. 10). It was almost impossible for families and parents to remain calm knowing that their loved one’s lives were at risk. In this case it was not just a casual political debate between two superpowers, it was a very dangerous standoff that could have destroyed the world at any second. Americans had different perspectives and reactions to the crisis, especially after Kennedy’s televised broadcast about the blockade (Colman Par. 4). Some were…

Belongingness involves trust, a currency we all bank on. For example when a girlfriend rides in her boyfriend's car on a way to a date, the parents of the girl are having to trust the judgement of the boy who is most likely driving. Trust is a two way street where both parties are expected to reap benefits. However in the history of the world, this has not always been the case. "The Scramble for Africa marked a massive invasion of the content of Africa marked by occupation, colonization and…

The purpose of this research is to identify some events that caused such instability within the Roman Republic and reasons that led to the demise of the dominant Roman Empire. Was Julius Caesar singlehandedly at fault for the transformation of the Republic? Maybe it was the Senate, the citizens of Rome, or could it have been something completely different? What army was responsible for the fall of the Roman Empire? Could a dose of political corruptness have also been a reason for the fall? There…

countries they eat what they can grow and live where they build. In America the luxuries are a cheap as 99 cents at a fast food place. Zakaria would agree with this sentiment as he lays out factual information in his response to how America is still a superpower. His argument is that the luxuries of everyday living are not possible in many places, including where he grew up in India. The luxury of magnificent facilities at public schools and the opportunity for citizens to fail in business but…

progress moves faster. This would have helped more than losing lives. Greater things happen with more people. Thousands of lives could have been saved and their economy would still be fine. The colonists, along with Great Britain, could become a world superpower more easily. Then, the British king and Parliament could ease up on the rulings that they had imposed on the colonies when the colonies reached an even greater economic strength. These are the reasons why the colonists were not wise to…