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    Julie Taymor’s film ’Across the Universe’ demonstrates a time of turbulence and conflict; it is a reflection of American society‚ during the 1960’s through the eyes of the youth. The film portrays events such as: the civil rights movement‚ the war in Vietnam‚ the peace movement and the challenging of traditional values all accompanied by Beatles music. This helps to create a sense of the era and to express the feelings of the main six characters. The momentum of significant social and cultural change

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    It’s traditionally perceived that Australia’s involvement in the Vietnam War was the event/action that caused Australian society to change. The Vietnam War was the major push or an impetus for change in Australia and gave the new counterculture great momentum that eventually helped the counterculture to challenge the government and contribute to change in Australia. The result was a dramatic change in Australia’s society‚ irrevocably changing the once conservative culture to today’s modern multi-cultural

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    Creedence Clearwater Revival‚ was released in September 1969‚ during the height of the Vietnam War. During this time‚ conscription played a prominent role in recruiting men for the United States to combat the communist forces in South-East Asia‚ though it was not without criticism and opposition. “Fortunate Son” offers a voice to the anti-war movement. Its arguments against conscription‚ as well as against the prevailing U.S. policy of containment (of communism)‚ were echoed by a large segment of America

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    Van Cong Vu Class: L7F Date: 22.07.2013 Essay: Bring back conscription & Conscription? No way! The number of people who are joining the military is decrease sharply in recent years. Some people think that it is a good thing because war is not happening. However‚ other people argue that young people need to join the army to build their characteristics and improve their physically. According to Dennis De Souza in ‘’Conscription? No way!”‚ published in Daily Tribune on Wednesday 3 November

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    total war‚ and contributed to the war effort during World War Two. To illustrate‚ conscription had always been a dilemma for Mackenzie King‚ because total war necessitates conscription‚ which was undoubtedly an undesired outcome. Aside from the indignant French Canadians‚ skepticism was prevalent throughout Canada. To testify‚ in 1942‚ Arthur Meighen‚ the ninth prime minster of Canada‚ had advocated for over-sea conscription‚ and consequently lost his own seat in the English-occupied Toronto. To solve

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    The United States is home to the world’s strongest military‚ and at this date and time‚ they are in no need of conscription. The United States has never had a positive history when it comes to drafting eligible citizens into the Armed Forces. Since Colonial times‚ especially the Revolutionary War‚ conscription has always been known as a negative term‚ especially in the time during and around the Vietnam war. Equality‚ as far as race‚ gender‚ and sexual attraction are all in high dispute at this day

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    merge countries’ resources‚ supplying all effort to the mass of conscripted solders battling on the fronts. Immense impact on the home front during The Great War consisted of increased government regulation‚ changes in the economy‚ recruitment and conscription‚ propaganda‚ censorship‚ politics‚ the revolution of women and changed attitudes towards the war. Government regulation was one of the most apparent consequences on the home front‚ in response to the total war. There was a dramatic increase in

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    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 declared war on Germany

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    The defining moment I picked was in world war II. It was the battle between Germany and Canada that was declared on September 9th‚ 1939 that started the started the war. This was eight days after Germany’s invasion of Poland. Canada’s parliament voted to declare war on Germany because of this‚ which the country did the next day. Canada separate declaration of war on Germany was a measure of the independence measure granted in 1931 statue of Westminster. In 1914‚ there had been no such independence

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    The Civil War Draft Riot of 1863 shocked the history of the United States as one of the “bloodiest riots of American history.” (Man‚ Jr‚ 1951 p.375) Following the Emancipation Proclamation of 1863 passed Abraham Lincoln had hopes that the passing of said law would “raise the morale of the union army‚ and send freed slaves across the border between the north and south to fight against the confederacy.” (Dupree & Fishel‚ Jr‚ 1960 p.472) The Emancipation Proclamation was also intended to “revitalize

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