Why Do Soldiers Use Animals During The Cold War
What is one thing that boxers, soldiers, and wild animals have in common? Can’t think of anything? Well here is one, each of them in their own way, falls under hostility and their particular mode of being dominant. Boxers fight their opponents in small arenas, to prove they are strong enough to defeat the world champion. Soldiers are trained to be aggressive and fight for their country no matter what. Unlike boxers and animals who fight bare-handed (or bare-pawed for the animals), they use guns and machines as their defense mechanisms. Animals are naturally aggressive and fight to the death using anything on their bodies. They usually fight each other for taking over a leadership position or protecting their pack, pride, or herd. But someone
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This battle was between the Americans and the Soviet Union. Russia, which later became the Soviet Union, was for the political system of communism. Communism is a system of government in which the state has power over the economy, and a dictator takes over and says they will bring order and balance to everything by making sure everybody gets the equal amount of shared goods. That would be a horribly detestable life to live. Primarily, everybody in that time period, under communist rule, was living a real life version of Pleasant Ville, which is a great example of communism and how capitalism has more …show more content…
For twenty four years Josef Stalin ruled as a dictator over Europe and he tried to spread communism world-wide. Despite his efforts to gain complete domination of Europe and turn it into a communist country, he was not gaining much ground. Especially not with the United States getting in the way and adding on the fact that the odds were in the favor of the U.S. from the beginning. They had the advantage of money, supremacy, and the ability to protect Europe with its weapons, army, and such, while poor Europe was rebuilding itself from the damages done in World War II. Not to mention they were being controlled by a horrible dictator, Josef
This battle was between the Americans and the Soviet Union. Russia, which later became the Soviet Union, was for the political system of communism. Communism is a system of government in which the state has power over the economy, and a dictator takes over and says they will bring order and balance to everything by making sure everybody gets the equal amount of shared goods. That would be a horribly detestable life to live. Primarily, everybody in that time period, under communist rule, was living a real life version of Pleasant Ville, which is a great example of communism and how capitalism has more …show more content…
For twenty four years Josef Stalin ruled as a dictator over Europe and he tried to spread communism world-wide. Despite his efforts to gain complete domination of Europe and turn it into a communist country, he was not gaining much ground. Especially not with the United States getting in the way and adding on the fact that the odds were in the favor of the U.S. from the beginning. They had the advantage of money, supremacy, and the ability to protect Europe with its weapons, army, and such, while poor Europe was rebuilding itself from the damages done in World War II. Not to mention they were being controlled by a horrible dictator, Josef