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    declared war in five cases: The War of 1812‚ the Spanish-American and Mexican American Wars‚ and both World Wars. Any other foreign conflicts‚ such as those in Afghanistan and Iraq‚ did not ever receive official declarations of war from Congress. These unofficial wars were waged because President decided to take matters into his own hands by declaring war without the consent of Congress. Today there is heated debate about whether or not the president really has the power to declare war‚ especially

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    Atoms for Peace Analysis

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    to his own efforts and experiences. Eisenhower later moved up the military ranks to five star General of the Army‚ Military Governor‚ US Occupied Zone‚ and Chief of Staff‚ US Army‚ earning respect nationally and internationally with the end of World War II. In 1927 Eisenhower wrote for the American Battle Monuments Commission in Washington and Paris‚ and gained valuable exposure to European geography and culture‚ information he would apply throughout his career. Oratory continued to play a significant

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    Religion‚ Peace and Justice What attitudes are there to war? Key idea: Most Christians believe that war should be avoided. But many also believe that there are times when a Christian may have to go to war. This is because they believe that the result of not going to war will be much worse. Holy War Key idea: Christians would fight in the name of God by going on Crusades (Holy War) Christians did not retaliate when persecuted‚ they did not join the army. Not all Christians followed the teachings

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    Essay Outline Illustration Essay Topic: War (The horrors of war) Introduction: War is an inescapable and integral aspect of human nature. It is an organized‚ intentional and wide spread armed conflict between political communities which is a universal phenomenon defined only by the societies that wages it. Death‚ Destruction and Stress are some consequences of the horrors of war. Body: Death is said to be a sad and unpleasant occasion and this phenomena as it relates to war is one of the many

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    Notes for a Seprate Peace

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    the novel; the novel is spawned by a visit back to Gene’s old school‚ and the work hinges upon a dialogue between the past and the present‚ and the relation of a man to his much younger self. Gene confesses that he is still stuck in the time of World War II; his memory still has a tremendous hold on him‚ as evidenced by his ability to recall the goings on of fifteen years’ past with such detail. The presence of memory‚ and its role over time‚ is a major theme of this book; when Gene reiterates his thoughts

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    Cold War Essay Amber Googins “Please do not make any concessions.” Thusenelda Martin of the American Legion Auxiliary wrote a letter on November 6‚ 1961 to John F. Kennedy‚ the President of the United States during the time of the Cold War. Many people were worried that the United States was going to oppose threats to other countries like Berlin. This is why Franklin D. Joseph‚ Winston Churchill‚ Roosevelt‚ and Stalin attended the Yalta Conference to discuss the re-establishment of the nations

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    In the novel A Separate Peace there are many symbols‚ however one of the most powerful is the burning of The Iliad. The burning of The Iliad‚ a famous tale of war‚ represents Finny’s rejection of the war. Gene says‚ during the carnival Finny"drew me increasingly ...into a world inhabited by just himself and me‚ where there was no war at all." Finny is actively rejecting the war‚ he is removing it from every aspect of his life; he is trying to bring back the carefree summer session through the carnival

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    History of Peace Education Ian Harris Professor emeritus‚ Department of Educational Policy and Community Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. INTRODUCTION Throughout history humans have taught each other conflict resolution techniques to avoid violence. Peace education is the process of teaching people about the threats of violence and strategies for peace. Peace educators try to build consensus about what peace strategies can bring maximum benefit to a group. Peace education

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    Stalin wanted to expand the Soviet Union. Finally I believe that because the East and West were now fighting Germany the West never forgot the agreement that Stalin had made with Hitler in 1939 and feared that he might try and make a separate peace with Germany. The U.S decided that if the Soviet Union took over all of Eastern Europe they would have the power to expand further‚ leaving America the only democratic Country in the world. To help prevent the spread of communism Truman

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    Daniel Romero Pd.7 “Every man and woman is born into the world to do something unique and something distinctive and if he or she does not do it‚ it will never be done.” – Benjamin E Mays. This is the essence of this whole story. The understanding of such a philosophy eluded me as did it many people of my age at the time; some are not introduced to this concept until they are far into their adulthood. I had been born and raised into a Christian household with no real father figure for most of

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