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    Approximately 800 years from this conference‚ the Cold War has begun. The potential of mass destruction could occur at any moment. More efforts for mining and technology went toward constructing nuclear weapons. Missiles‚ such as‚ the Tomahawk® Cruise Missile and the Trident Fleet Ballistic Missile were the new wave of nuclear weapons‚ in the 1980 ’s‚ used in the Cold War. Safety restrictions and treaties stopped these weapons of mass destruction from causing an Armageddon to happen. Mining for elements

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    History of Rockets Our time there has been an evolution in our history of rockets. It has been one man-kinds greatest invention for thousands of years. Rockets date back to 400 B.C in the city Tarentum from a roman writer named Aulus Gellius as he tells a story of a Greek‚ named Archytas. Archytas used his invention to amuse and baffle the people by flying a wooden pigeon using steam to propel the bird suspended off wires. Couple three hundred years later after the invention of Archytas flying

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    Do you like having GPS‚ Weather Reports‚ and TV Broadcasts? Well you can thank the Nazi’s for that and the tireless efforts of Werner Von Braun. The analysis of the piece of literature I chose “Von Braun: Dreamer of Space‚ Engineer of War” by Michael J. Neufeld is quite difficult because there is a lot of controversy surrounding Von Braun and his contribution to the United States of America becoming the first country to put a man on the moon. There is‚ perhaps‚ no one in the history of spaceflight

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    largest supplier of arms. French President Nicolas Sarkozy played a significant role in promoting their arms exports in the Middle East and North Africa. He met Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi twice during 2007 to discuss potential sales of aircrafts and missiles. Like France‚ British leaders also played an active role in promoting arms exports to Libya and Saudi Arabia. In 2007‚ British Prime Minister also met with Gaddafi to discuss a possible $900 million exploration deal between their company BP and Libya

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    The Space Race After fighting alongside each other in the Second World War to defeat a common enemy‚ differing political ideologies resulted in high tensions between the United States and the U.S.S.R. The Soviet communist government‚ initiated during the Bolshevik Revolution‚ posed a direct threat to the goal of the United States to spread democracy and capitalism across the globe. These rising tensions manifested themselves in the form of the Cold War-a series of conflicts and antagonism between

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    The Cold War’s Negative Affect on Canada The distrust between the Western World and the Communists‚ as well as the conditions after WWII caused the Cold War to begin. From 1946 to 1991 a massive arms race developed and Canada was literally situated right in the middle of the hostility between the USA and the USSR. The Cold War had a negative affect on Canada through sexism against women‚ unfair treatment towards communists‚ and the Canadian’s fear of being bombed. The strength and skills

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    North Korean Missile Crisis The North Korean Crisis of 2013 was a rise of pressure between nation-states which included North and South Korea‚ U.S. and Japan that began after North Korea had launched a satellite. Following the launch‚ arguments were instantly created because at the request of the United States‚ the Security Council of the United Nations approved new sanctions against the North Korea under the accusation that the launch was in fact a test of a ballistic missile. The launch surprised

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    posts of the nation were located deep underground in mountains in fear of nuclear war. (Diamond‚ 3). Paul Baran‚ working for the U.S. Air Force‚ developed a network that could reroute itself around damage caused by the impact of an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile by using "redundancy of connectivity". This meant that in the event of a break in the network the server would re-route the information in an alternate path through a new technique called "packet switching". Packet Switching is a means

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    Effects of the Cold War on Canada The distrust between the Western World and Communists‚ as well as the conditions after WWII caused the Cold War to begin. From 1946 to 1991 a mass arms race rose and Canada was stuck in between the grudge of capitalism and communism. The Cold War affected Canada through Canadian citizens fear of being nuked‚ sexism against women and the unfair treatment towards communists & socialists. With Canada’s ally the United States partaking in the Cold War with the Soviet

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    diction‚ and meaningless words. A closer look at today’s terminology and wording of political policies and justification of war events illustrate Orwell’s message. Officials‚ instead of calling their new weapon a Titan II nuclear-armed‚ intercontinentalballistic missile with a warhead 630 times more powerful than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima‚ call it a very large potentially disruptive re-entry system. They mislead the public‚

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