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    is that truly the case? There is a truism that there is no great in war, so how might that be conceivable when the U.S and Russia never truly battled? The Korean War has frequently been called America 's "overlooked war" on the grounds that the United States made no critical regional or political additions amid the war. In spite of the way that a huge number of Americans passed on, the war both started and finished with the Korean Peninsula partitioned at the 38th parallel. In any case, the…

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    few years and decades, the United States economy will face a rival- most likely from the far east- in the guise of China. the…

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    forced to give up land and banned from having armed forces. Adolf Hitler was voted as the leader of Germany, once he was in charge he promised to make Germany a great country again and started to prepare his army to take land back. World War II was started by Germany unprovoked attacked on Poland. Great Britain and France declared war on Germany after Hitler would not stop his invasion on Poland. Franklin D. Roosevelt was President of the United States from March 4, 1933 to April 12, 1945. He…

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    enormous impact on American writing. The literature that emerges from the experience of World War II was precisely different from that of WWI, and yet it also seems to be aligned with the themes of disillusionment. However, it shows a nation that was united and confident in its powers to endure and to lead transitioned to a new enlightened period of the experience gained; or so it seems. (“American Literature after World War II”) The American Dream was reflected as guilt and disillusionment in…

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    The United States of America was altered more than any other nation by World War II. The effects of World War II impacted a wide array of citizens. Even with all of those afflicted, women saw the biggest transformation occur in their lives and roles within the United States of America. Before World War II women were forced to do what were seen as “appropriate” or “feminine” jobs. After World War II started women 's position in American society began to change. Women began to take on positions…

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    Richard Hofstadter said in his book: “American traditions also show a strong bias in favor of equalitarian democracy, but it has been a democracy in cupidity rather than a democracy of fratemity.” The ideal of American Liberalism did not occur at The New Deal time period,but it did attract people at that time. When people realized under the situation of financial crisis,is was not possible that to still have a free market, they needed someone to involved into their economy and help them get out…

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    When 20th Century Fox released The Siege in theaters in November 1998, protesters tested the thought of Middle Eastern villains motivated by their Islamic faith. During film production, Arab-American organizations criticized it for reinforcing U.S. stereotypes of Muslims and of Islam as a religion of terrorism. This film depicts a scene that would have never been expected only to have a devastating terrorist attack happen in NYC only three years later. I chose to analyze this movie because of…

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    Napalm, Agent Orange, communism, and death: the Vietnam War can be difficult to understand. However, American involvement in the Vietnam War was not justified because it did not fulfill the requirements of jus ad bellum. The United States did not have just cause or the right intent to fight yet they still sent millions of soldiers over in an effort to win. Our reasoning was not clear, war was not formally declared by congress, and there were no extraneous circumstances that would cause us to…

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    What responsibilities and rights come to a citizen of the United States at the age of 18? At 18 years old, you can decide who you want to lead the United States by voting. You can also decide if you want to take a bullet for our country and enroll in the armed forces. At 18, you are now even trialed as an adult if you commit a crime. You have all these adult responsibilities and even consequences once you turn 18, but you can’t even make the decision to purchase and consume alcoholic beverages.…

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    Operations Enduring Freedom Afghanistan began in October in 2001after the terrorist attack of 9-11. Which was an attack on the twin towers. The American government decided to repel with force. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization made the mutual defense clause.Other countries like Russia and Pakistan pledged support. This strategy pursued america and its government to destroy the Al-Qaeda group who destroyed the twin towers on September 11. America was then allowed to engage in combat and…

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