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    The year is 1922‚ four years after the war has ended. My brother is home‚ but barely talks‚ especially about the war. He is suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. Momma doesn’t push for him to talk‚ and she tell’s all of us not to talk about it. Papa just goes to work‚ comes home‚ eats and sleeps. Barely talks to us‚ except for days that he doesn’t work ‚which isn’t very often. It’s a cold winter’s night in December. Papa’s home from work and Walter is talking more than usual. Momma’s cooking

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    Women during the War Women during the war filled in the spot left open by the men who were leaving to join the war effort. They filled roles like cooks‚ teachers‚ factory workers‚ and police positions. It was common for women to work during this time‚ as most men left to fight in Europe or in the Pacific. As the Men went to war‚ the woman he left behind would still be helping as many joined factories which produced good for the war which included ammunition‚ planes‚ guns‚ tanks‚ and more. An estimated

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    Do you know why we are able to trade with other countries? Or why we aren’t in wars with other countries? This could be because of presidents and their compromise for our country. Since our presidents did what they did‚ we are able to do things like trade and cowork with other countries. I believe Richard Nixon was the strongest American President during the Cold War Era due to His SALT treaty‚ visit to China and REALPOLITIK. Since Nixon was such a good president‚ he came up with the SALT treaty

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    form‚ deterrence consists of the following threat‚ intended to dissuade a state from aggression: ‘Do not attack me because if you do‚ something unacceptably horrible will happen to you.’ In other words‚ deterrence is a form of persuasion in military strategy. To convey such a threat‚ the deterrer must decide what constitutes an attack‚ and must then decide what level of response would be adequate to deter it. This in turn depends on the deterrer’s estimation of the adversary’s intentions and the values

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    It wasn’t the same person that he was used to seeing in that military garb. His body had been much larger and more imposing when he was at war‚ and he had lost a considerable amount of weight since the war had ceased. Even regaining his appetite and eating a fair amount of food at The Resort was not enough to put any more weight on his frame. Trent felt sunken. How could

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    Erika Riemann’s oral testimony on life in East Germany during the Cold War Erika Riemann was a teenager living in East Germany at the end of World War II. Her oral testimony describes her experiences as a political prisoner during the cold war. She was arrested in 1945 for drawing a bow on a portrait of Stalin that hung in her school classroom. At the time of her arrest she was only 14 years old. After World War II Germany was left devastated and in ruins. There had been massive destruction

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    Assignment Chosen Question: (1) Compare the two articles and comment on how the Cold War impacted upon African Americans during the 1950s. Historically‚ the treatment of African Americans was atrocious: unfair and dehumanising. Throughout the 1950s‚ this racial discrimination was noisily protested against and the recognition from governments allowed the African American voice to reach its zenith. The Cold War and the intense ideological disputes between the United States and the Soviet Union

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    The strategies I used in this lesson were critical thinking and class discussion. I wanted to get the class to think critically about sources they read. The goal was to have students question what they were reading and use the graphic organizer to help them do so. I think what went well in my lesson was the use of the graphic organizer to keep the students focused and on track. Also I think discussing the documents at the end helped to tie together the purpose of the lesson‚ which was to attempt

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    Suess. This book was published in 1984‚ and it was written as an allegory to the Cold War. It is an anti-war story about the arms race‚ MAD‚ and nuclear weapons. This book was written in the Cold War era about the concerns of the time‚ and how all of life could be destroyed by nuclear war. The Cold War was the time after WWII that involved strong tensions between the Western Bloc and the United States. During the Cold War‚ the Soviet Union attempted to spread Communism‚ while the United States’ policy

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    The ideological and military coalition that began shortly after the end of World War II consisted of Western power against Eastern power. Due to different political opinions‚ the US and the USSR created a tension that would lead to doctrines‚ regulation‚ blockades‚ secrecy and more amongst themselves. Following the termination of the Cold War‚ historians‚ politicians and the public contradict one another regarding who had the most responsibility for the causation for such period of time. Some would

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