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    Presidential Library). This was the day of the Allied invasion of the beaches of Normandy‚ France. This is what is known as D-Day. President Roosevelt spoke to the nation a prayer of truth. The invasion of Normandy was a fight for our morals‚ our beliefs‚ and our culture. This fight was a crucial step in bringing liberty into the war-ravaged land in Europe. What if D-Day were to have failed? What could be some of the effects of

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    In this scenario‚ the failure of Allied forces to land in northern France and liberate Europe from Nazi rule would have dealt a crushing setback to the Allies’ war operations. The failure of the D-Day invasion could have resulted in several different consequences‚ the most likely of which is that the war would have lasted several more years‚ with the outcome significantly less definite. One alternative is that the Allies would have launched another attempt to free France‚ but this time with greater

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    Deal: A Success Or Failure? During the 1930’s Americans were undergoing the most harsh economic crash in the history of the United States. This crash was known as the Great Depression‚ and it lasted from 1929 - 1939‚ receiving its name from how Americans felt during the time period‚ and how hard it was to break out of such hard times. The Great Depression left the American population with no money‚ and no hope. This is until 1932‚ when president Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected into office

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    The British could never have won the war for American Independence. The rebellion could probably have been crushed initially by firm action under a commander-in-chief who was not governed by a policy that varied from year to year based on conciliation and suppression and which imposed upon him the dual role of commanding general and peace commissioner. With the rebellion crushed it might have been possible to make a political settlement short of independence where the colonies could have remained

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    Was the Schlieffen Plan Foredoomed to Failure? To avoid the French fortress system‚ the Germans had developed a plan to surround Paris in a flanking maneuver to quickly conquer France. The plan was expected to be carried out in only 40 days‚ however‚ many important steps were not taken which cost the Germans the vital element of haste. The Schlieffen plan was not foredoomed to failure‚ yet it it did fail due to three factors: the reduction to the right wing on the Western Front‚ the choice to avoid

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    Woodrow Wilson’s failures of commission probably had the most dire consequences of any U.S. president. His great flaw was his sanctimonious nature‚ more stark and distilled than that of any other president‚ even John Quincy Adams (who was no piker in the sanctimony department). He thought he always knew best‚ because he thought he knew more than anybody else. Combine that with a powerful humanitarian sensibility‚ and you get a president who wants to change the world for the betterment of mankind

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    Background: Harold Holt was born in Stanmore‚ New South Wales on 5 August 1908. He was the elder of two children. Holt was enrolled at Wesley College in Melbourne‚ which happens to be where the future Prime Minister Robert Menzies had been a star pupil as well. It is argued that due to a lack of parental love‚ is mothers early death and his parents’ divorce caused many feelings of loneliness and insecurity in Holt. Holt did very well in school‚ winning a scholarship to the University of Melbourne

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    Milton Hershey Milton Hershey was born September 13‚ 1857 to Fannie Snavely and Henry Hershey in the city of Derry Township‚ Pennsylvania. He had one sibling name Serina who was born in 1862. Fannie was the daughter of Bishop Abraham Snavely‚ who was of the Mennonite Church. His father too was a member of the Mennonite Church‚ but unfortunately‚ he always schemed “get rich schemes” that always seemed to fail. This would adversely affect the family‚ as there was not a stable environment for Milton

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    new deal was a success to some‚ and a fail to others. It had many reasons for its success though. People can say The New Deal failed‚ but it did in fact bigger successes than failures. Roosevelt addressed the problems the best he could and it showed. Roosevelt’s New deal was a huge influence all around‚ Roosevelt became the people’s hero‚ he released acts that provided valuable economic and social infrastructures‚ and provided many people with relief‚ recovery‚ and reform. Roosevelt was the people’s

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    Reconstruction was not a complete failure but a "radical & noble attempt" to bring equality to the black man. It took three options to bring about a decent change for the former slaves .To help fix the problem in 1865 congress created the Freedmen’s Bureau the first federal welfare system to provide food‚ clothing‚ confiscated land‚ and education. This idea was able to succeed in education; unfortunately it was ended in 1872. Soon after Lincoln’s assassination President Johnson was sworn into

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