The War of the Worlds

Author: The author was Serbian Regent, Alexander Time/When was it written? It was sent July 24th, 1914. Briefly describe the culture of the time and list related events of the time Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated by the Black Hand and war was brewing between Serbia and Austria Hungary, add a few waves of nationalism and paranoia between various european countries and you have the shaky balancing act that was Europe. Purpose (Why was the document created?) The purpose is to ask…

1) World War II had profound effects on the national cultures and politics of, both, the United States and Italy, though in very different ways, leading to national cinemas that addressed the realities and consequences of the war in ways that were unique to each nation’s condition. The films of these post-WWII national cinemas did not focus specifically on the results of the war, but their most prominent genres, noir in the US and neorealism in Italy, produced narratives that contained the…

World War 3 “These days, leaders of North Korea declare war on America, Donald John Trump, the 45th president of U.S.A also a declaration of war, What’s happen next, please keep watching BBC news.” Dave shout done the TV and look outside, the sky was clouded, a team of planes passed the vast expanse of the United States. The sound of the plane was like a wild animal roaring and fly to east. He take an bottle of bear and sit on the sofa,if the news doesn’t say, everybody still know what’s going…

World War II was an era filled with various propaganda posters appealing to many different genres of an audience. These posters contain many techniques used to persuade people and I will be analyzing them. The first poster contains two soldiers helping each other out. The text on the poster reads, " Front-Line breakdowns can lose battles" and " That's why our workmanship counts". The posters main audience was men on the field. Illustrated on the poster is a soldier lending a helping hand to an…

In this essay I will be answering and explaining why The First World War was considered a great war and if it was, and still is significant. One reason why the First World War is called the Great war is importance because the war was extremely important to people all over the world living at the time because their lives were put on the line as soon as the war had begun on July 28 1914 as it brought everyone out of their comfort zones and into their panic zones because their whole lives were…

lead under Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill, looked for revenge on Hitler and bombed Dresden, Berlin, and Hamburg. Casualties in Britain totalled about 60,000, while casualties in Germany totalled over 500,000 people. If Britain wanted to make the war fair, they would have stopped dropping bombs after equal persons had died. This was not the case as they continued to terrorize the country until there was nothing left. On August 6, 1945, and August 9, 1945, the United States dropped the…

During World War 2 , in 1939-1945, the Battle of Normandy, which was between June 1944 through August 1944, grew into the Allied abolition of Western Europe from Nazi Germany’s control. The battle began on June 6, 1944, also known as D-Day, when some 156,000 American, Canadian and British forces landed on five beaches along a 50-miles of the heavily fortified coast of France’s Normandy region. After World War 2 began, Germany invaded and occupied northwestern France beginning in May 1940. The…

responsible for the damages of World War I and causing the war. This countries name was Germany. During the war a president name Woodrow Wilson made a bill named the fourteen points. This bill was supposed to be used for world peace. At this time America was allied with Great Britain and France. They didn’t agree with the bill. He didn’t want to anger his allies so the idea was disbanded but not forgotten. The Treaty of Versailles said Germany was responsible for the war as…

At the time, World War I was the deadliest and most destructive war the world ever experienced. Within the span of four years, more than 25 countries involved themselves in the war (“World War I”). All the soldier and civilians involved with the war experienced a great deal of trauma. Each individual deals with traumatic experiences differently; however, the war left a negative impact emotionally on a portion of those involved. They did not know it at the time, but these people suffered from a…

World War II posters helped to mobilize a nation. Inexpensive, accessible, and ever-present, the poster was an ideal agent for making victory the personal mission of every citizen. Government agencies, businesses, and private organizations issued an array of poster images, linking the military front with the home front and calling upon every American to boost production at work and at home. Deriving their appearance from the fine and commercial arts and expressing the needs and goals of the…