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    The beginning of the Civil War erupted when the question of slavery coming to end came up in the election of 1860. Once the South caught wind of this‚ they became anxious and had to start thinking about the safety of their markets and what would be the best option if Lincoln were to take office and all of their biggest fears would come true. Once Lincoln won the election‚ South Carolina took action and was the first state to leave the union and following was Mississippi‚ Florida‚ Alabama‚ Georgia

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    World War 2 is considered to be the deadliest war in history. It involved over 30 countries‚ but 6 countries mainly contributed. The Axis powers consisted of Germany‚ Italy‚ and Japan. Led by the fascist leaders of Adolf Hitler‚ Benito Mussolini‚ and Hideki Tojo. The Allied powers were made up by Great Britain‚ the Soviet Union‚ and the United States. Ran by Winston Churchill‚ Joseph Stalin‚ and Franklin Roosevelt. On September 1st‚ 1939 Hitler and his Nazis troops invaded Poland which kickstarted

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    beginning of a nuclear age. The original purpose of nuclear energy was to be used as a tool of massive destruction; as demonstrated on Japan in WWII. Once the power of nuclear energy was realized‚ people started to advocate for its potential for good in order to assist humanity. It was put at the top of many political agendas for an improved future. After WWII the dream for many became a reality‚ slowly but surely nuclear power plants started to develop around the world. Using nuclear energy as

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    afterthought of world war 1. The Versailles treaty was the negotiations and agreements between 3 the major world powers on how to deal with Germany after the war. The 3 powers were David Lloyd with Britain‚ George Clemenceau of France‚ Woodrow Wilson of the United States. The treaty created a revolt in Germany that left it ready for the takeover of Hitler and the Nazi agenda. The Versailles treaty was signed by German delegates in 1919. The Versailles treaty pushed the world war by specifically addressing

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    elected as president of the United States in 1981. A plan started in 1982‚ an idea was released to have parts of the CIA to help the Afghans in beating the Soviets in the Iraq war in supplying them with goods and training. It is known that in 1984 a director of the US CIA wanted Afghans to learn to strike missiles and learn war tactics to fight against the soviets. They wanted to this be a covert operation‚ they didn’t want any other countries to know that the U.S. was helping Iraq. Reagan wanted

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    Eliminating Iran’s Nuclear Power It’s quite astonishing how the United States conducts itself throughout the world. Consistently through history‚ the United States has made a point to go in and fight wars not usually so well received by the rest of the world. On November 1‚ 1955 the United States invaded Vietnam in order to impose their democratic beliefs during the Cold War; a time of the communist scare. More recently‚ in March of 2003‚ the USA declared war on Iraq because of the “belief”

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    World War Two (WWII) was one of the largest and most costly wars of all time. It was the war that lasted from 1939 to 1945 and resulted in approximately 60 million dead within a remarkable and devastating six-year span. The technological advancement such as rocketry‚ military weaponry‚ and medicine are only some of the many inventions created during WWII and Germany that are taken for granted today. With the aid of technology‚ the stakes of victory by Nazi Germany were incredibly high and therefore

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    The Union won the Civil War‚ because the North had more people able to join the war‚ better economic to support the war effort‚ the North had experience and a credit history‚ and larger navy then the south. The North had “97% of nation firearms” (Carnes 378). The South had 9 million people with 3.5 million of the 9 million being slaves and unable to join the army. The North had 20 million people and were able to have former slave enlist into their army. The North had bigger and better navy then

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    The Vietnam war was a long and violent war. The students at Kent State did not agree with the war and the bombing of Cambodia. This caused an outrage after getting shot by the Ohio National Guard. The Vietnam War started on November 1‚ 1955‚ and ended on April 30‚ 1975. The war was fought between North Vietnam and the government of South Vietnam. The North wanted to reunify Vietnam. The U.S. supported South Vietnam along with South Korea‚ Australia‚ and Thailand. The U.S. joined because they were

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    superiority in both nuclear warfare and conventional warfare but is not superior in irregular warfare. Why would he say this? He said it because it is true. The United States fear of diminishing their superiority in both nuclear and conventional warfare has made them reluctant on focusing on the real threat which is irregular warfare. What needs to be realized is that our enemy’s form of irregular warfare was created by the same types

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