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    regarding their actions in Vietnam. It also seemed to call into question what the United States was doing in Vietnam in the first place. On the morning of March 16‚ 1968‚ Charlie Company was sent into My Lai to sweep the village and root out suspected Vietcong who might have been hiding there. First Platoon under Lt. Calley’s command reached the village first. The remaining platoons stayed behind to support Calley. Charlie Company’s commander‚ Captain Medina‚ was also present to direct operations. The

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    The Vietnam War The Vietnam War began on November 1st‚ 1955 and officially ended on April 30th‚ 1975. It began because of South Asian countries falling to communism. There was a term called the “domino theory” which states that when one country falls to communism‚ the surrounding countries fall soon after‚ causing a domino effect to ensue. Therefore‚ when Vietnam began to fall into communism‚ the United States was determined to stop the spread of communism in South Asia by stopping the source: Vietnam

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    My Lai Massacre - History

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    platoon of Charlie Company during its service in the Quang Ngai province in Vietnam. The massacre took place in the hamlets of My Lai and My Khe of Son My village in South Vietnam (e.g. ‘Pinkville’). Before the My Lai massacre‚ the United States tactic was to kill ‘Viet Cong members’ until they gave up. Entire villages were destroyed to abolish Viet Cong sanctuaries and support. Civilian casualties in Quang Ngai reached 50‚000 each year. 70% of villages in the province were already ruined by American

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    original work of literature All authors pull inspiration from previous works. In Going After Cacciato‚ Tim O’Brien pulls inspiration from Lewis Carroll’s Alice In Wonderland when he has his character saying that they have to fall up to get out‚ into Vietcong tunnel. Authors also use historical inspiration. O’Brien models the main character’s lover interest after Sacajawea (a brown-skinned young women guiding a group of mostly white men‚ speaking a language they don’t know‚ knowing where to go‚ where

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    Civil disobedience has been occurring all throughout the history of this country. Peaceful resistance to laws is a positive way to impact a free society. It is called a peaceful resistance when it is non-violent and there is no blood shed. People such as Rosa Parks peacefully resisted against unfair laws. As it says in the article‚"Parks was arrested for her act of civil disobedience and convicted of violating the Jim Crow laws that enforced racial segregation in the South until 1965. Her arrest

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    In 1947‚ under Truman‚ the United States established a policy of containment in an attempt to halt the expansion of Soviet Union communist influence. The policy was first established in Europe and has been deemed a success. When adopted in Asia‚ containment had its share of victories‚ but also astonishing defeats. Between 1962 and 1973‚ the United States was completely invested in the Vietnam War which they believed was necessary to contain communism. This war was the first in which containment failed

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    Francisco de Goya’s series‚ the Disasters of War‚ remains one of the strongest accusations against the horrors and tragedies of war to date. Reflecting the suffocating atmosphere of violence that surrounded Spain at the time‚ Disasters of War attacks the senselessness of war itself and makes a desperate appeal to all that is good in man. Although sources are unanimous in asserting that Goya was not physically in the midst of any actual violence‚ Goya acts as a witness to the series insofar as he

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    mission. They had been informed that the village was a hot spot of enemy activity. Troops of this platoon were briefed that all residents of the village would have left for the local market by 7.00am and that anyone left after that time‚ were enemy Vietcong or enemy sympathisers. When the troops from “1” Platoon moved through the village‚ they started to firing at the villagers. These were women‚ children and the elderly‚ as the young men had gone to the paddy fields to work. Sergeant Michael

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    feeling and going through‚ both emotionally and physically. In the story we are introduced to seventeen young American soldiers who are in the middle of the Vietnam War. “They are called legs or grunts” (1301). Their job consists of patrol the Vietcong jungle looking for the enemy. Throughout the story we are made aware of many of the physical and emotional challenges these young men had to face due to their harsh environment. Since each of the soldiers is not accustom to their new environment

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    after the fight‚ he announced that he had become a black Muslim and changed his name to Muhammad Ali V. 1967 a. refuses to enter the U.S. Army due to his religious beliefs b. angers many Americans after claiming‚ "I ain’t got no quarrel with those Vietcong." c. He is then stripped of his WBA title and his license to fight. d. sentenced to 5 years in prison because the court finds him guilty of draft evasion VI. 1970 a. loophole b. no state boxing commission in Georgia c. returns to the ring

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