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    World War Two was a destructive time that allowed women in the United States‚ Great Britain‚ and Soviet Union to play crucial roles that ultimately lead to their country’s immense success. Beforehand women had dealt with gender inequality by society placing them in positions that were traditional at the time. This meant that they stayed at home cooking as well as cleaning‚ and if they tried to break that barrier by having a career then it would be socially unacceptable. Since WWII was a total war

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    WORLD WAR I Lecture Notes

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    World War I 3.31.2014 End of New Imperialism Scramble of Africa complete: 1900s Civilizing mission questioned Redrawn borders lead to conflicts Fashoda Crisis Boer War World War I Challenges New Imperialism WWI: 1914-1918 Central Powers: Germany‚ Austria-Hungary‚ Bulgaria Entente: Britain‚ France‚ Russia Later: Japan‚ US Outbreak Assassination: Archduke Ferdinand‚ 6/28/1914 August‚ 1914: War Declarations Trench War fought in Europe War of attraction Entente wins but at great

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    Analysis Ernie Pyle’s “On world war ii” Paul Hunger Analysis Ernie Pyle’s “On world war ii” Paul Hunger 2012 2012 In Ernie Pyle’s “On World War II”‚ he made a few statements. His statements are immediately about World War II‚ yet they can be applied to nearly every other war. Edward Pyle embedded his messages into the reading through the clever usage of rhetorical devices and figurative language. Of the few messages that Edward Pyle made‚ one of them is more prominent than the other

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    World War II was the most deadly war in the history of man-kind‚ resulting in over 70 million deaths world wide ("BY THE NUMBERS: WORLD-WIDE DEATHS:.”). The start of World War II begins with the end of War World I. Constraints placed on the Central Powers by the victorious Allied Powers at the end of World War I in the form of the Treaty of Versailles‚ induced world wide peril. The Treaty of Versailles put many restrictions on Germany‚ such as forfeiting of colonies‚ reduction in military personnel

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    With the war‚ came devastation‚ depression‚ deprivation‚ and death. During World War II over 290‚000 American servicemen were killed in action. It cost the U.S. over $350 billion. One of the first major impacts felt was with the labor shortages when the men went off to war. Many jobs that men originally had were left up to the women to handle when wartime came. More and more women entered the workforce taking up jobs that were reserved for men in the industry. Women changed a lot in this time. I

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    During the II World War‚ because of the feared bombings of the airport‚ all German civil aviation was stopped in Tempelhof in 2. September 1939‚ however it was quickly restarted in November. Alltogether‚ Tempelhof wasn’t really bombed during II WW‚ because the Allied Forces saw an opportunity to use the terminal after the war. Also‚ Luftwaffe didn’t really treat Tempelhof as a military airfield. Mostly there were planes assembled there‚ using work of forced labourers‚ who lived in miserable conditions

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    The Effects of World War II on The U.S. The United States first faced the problem of World War II by trying to stay out of the war. However when France fall to Germany‚ Britain was the only democracy government left in Europe. The United States decided to help Britain as much as they could without entering the war. Therefore came the Lend-Lease Act which permitted the U.S to lend‚ lease‚ or sell any arms‚ ammunition‚ and food to any country that seemed vital to the U.S safety. Although the U.S navy

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    definition of freedom is the power or right to act‚ speak‚ or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint (Oxford Dictionary). For various peoplefreedom seems to be a gift given by our soldiers; others believe freedom remains to be a given right given by god‚ as the constitution says. People go through their lives‚ living day to day‚ not necessarily understanding the freedoms they have been given; by those who fight for us‚ give up their lives for us‚ and live for us. Whether it’s at war or at home

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    Women during world war II were powerful‚ strong and a huge support in getting through the war. Women had many roles and groups in the war such as “WAVES” “WASP” “WAC” and “WAFS.” Their roles were things like working in defense plants (working with finishing touches on cars) and volunteering for war-related organizations‚ in addition to managing their households. Women were also accepted for voluntary emergency services and they also became airforce service pilots. Women played an important role

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    After World War II‚ the Western European nations made a concentrated effort to consolidate their economies and lessen the political conflict‚ and also mark departure from the days in which European nations openly sought to undermine or destroy each other. European nations became closer tied due to many treaties and economic policies which stabilized the countries ravaged by World War II. To the most important economic programs at the time where the ECSC‚ or the European coal and steel community

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