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    Analyze the causes of WW1 Many historians and politicians have been trying to analyze the causes for the World War I. By the War was over‚ different opinions had already been developed. The english Prime Minister David Lloyd Georg (1863-1945) said: “None of the leading Man had wanted War‚ all of them just slid into it.” Whereas the French Prime Minister George Clemenceau blamed Germany for having the main War Guilt. Since 1961 historians are controversially questioning the War Guilt. In his

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    The Party in 1984‚ led by the figurehead of Big Brother‚ exercised the use of doublethink as a means to control its society. Doublethink is essentially mind control‚ and in the Party’s situation‚ it was mass‚ or collective‚ mind control. This mind control was achieved through collective solipsism. Throughout history‚ as we presently see in North Korea‚ governments have strived to control their populations as much as possible‚ but none have achieved near complete control like the Party did. Certain

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    Did you ever wonder what weapons were used in WW1? How about how they compare to todays standards? They affected their time period drastically in many ways. The German’s changed the game with tanks. They also brought chemical warfare into the war. The British impacted war in many ways and they used some great weaponry. The British used the Lee-Enfield .303‚ It was a bolt action rifle that help 10 bullets in the magazine. It was very rugged‚ being able to hold up throughout hard conditions and trench

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    Ww1 Economic Effects

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    In this essay I aim to discuss the economic effects of World War 1 that occurred in Europe in July 28 1914. It will outline the effects it brought in terms of increasing inflation‚ trade borrowings‚ regulations and tax Unemployment declined from 7.9 percent to 1.4 percent in this period‚ in part because workers

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    Woodrow Wilson won the election in 1912 by only forty percent of the electoral vote‚ but he and the electorate were in the same mind about staying away from the European conflict. On August 1914‚ the war broke out in Europe‚ but Wilson declared the US policy of neutrality. He urged Americans to be “impartial in thoughts‚ as well as action” (Keane). The United States welcomed millions of immigrants from both Allied and Central power nations. On 1914‚ it was impossible for America to speak with one

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    Canada's Role In Ww1

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    During world war 1‚ the world saw a spark in the industrial revolution has weapons and artillery began to mass produce. With technology advancing rapidly‚ every country is trying to be the top which caused conflict. Germany and the triple alliance decided to invade neighbouring countries in Europe such as France‚ Belgium and etc. Canada played a key role in the success of the war as it produced artillery and food products for the western front. Most products were shipped off from Halifax. But unfortunately

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    Roles Of Dogs In Ww1

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    Dogs played a vital part in World War One as did the complicated trenches expanded throughout the Western Front. From the article written by Chris N Truman‚ “Dogs in World War One”‚ an estimated 53‚000 dogs were utilized by 1918 for specific missions depending on the dog’s size‚ intelligence and trainability. These roles included sentry dogs‚ scout dogs‚ messenger dogs‚ casualty dogs‚ and mascot. Sentry dogs patrolled using a short leash and a firm hand. They were trained to accompany usually

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    Ww1 Character Analysis

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    Material provisioning during wartime is a result of having scarce resources. Food and other consumables are the primary materials that are distributed which are mentioned in the first five chapters. The characters often negotiate about how they want to divide up beans‚ beef‚ sausage‚ bread‚ cigarettes‚ cigars‚ chewing tobacco‚ synthetic honey‚ morphine‚ tea‚ rum‚ coffee‚ turnips‚ horse meat‚ and goose. The characters also mentioned non-consumable goods during war time that the characters often used

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    Impact of Ww1 on Canada

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    World War One had an impact on Canada both over seas and on the Canadian home front. It helped Canada develop a sense of national identity by gaining international status overseas. It gave women more jobs than working at home and but during the war there was the Conscription Crisis. These points impacted Canada greatly during and after WWI. In 1914 when World War One started‚ Canada was a legislative union‚ but Britain still controlled the foreign policy of all its dominions. So when Britain

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    It is somewhat ironic to discover that the pharmacophore of phosphoramide drugs currently used as antitumor agents was originally utilized for the purpose of chemical warfare‚ most prominently so in World War I. Sulfur mustard‚ the precursor to phosphoramide drugs‚ was employed to great effect as a wounding agent in the characteristic trench warfare of WWI; Being a dense gas‚ sulfur mustard settled in trenches and created persistent environmental hazards for troops. Exposure to sulfur mustard‚

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