The Treaty of Versailles sign stop WWI, the day that it happened was June 28, 1919. The Treaty of Versailles was signed at Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles, France. It was effective January 10, 1920. The signatories were at Central Powers. Also, the Treaty of Versailles stopped the state of war between […]
During the early 1900’s tensions began to arise in Europe over the assassination of archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary by the Serbian Black Hand, leading to political changes around the globe. World War One began shortly after the tragic event, leading to a variety of other countries joining the war, taking sides because of outside […]
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Get startedThis planet is home to 195 countries with hundreds of different traditions, customs and beliefs but even with all this diversity there is a sense of global community (1). The global community is a concept where every person is part of the global economy, where human rights are protected for all people, and where people […]
Nuclear weapons to this day still pose a direct threat to us and other countries. It’s almost inhumane on how countries have to compete each other to see who can be more intimidating. ,when it’s clear as day that these weapons are causing fear into the hearts of other countries. These weapons require no military […]
Nuclear weapons are one of the most destructive, if not most destructive forms of technology on the planet. The right to own these horrific weapons has become a controversial question since their creation. Nations across the world see significance in owning nuclear weapons for many reasons (Greif). They can use them as a means of […]
The Second Gulf War took place in 2003 with the invasion of Iraq. What led to the Iraq war was what took place on September 11, 2001. The deadliest terror attack on U.S. soil was the biggest reason the Second Gulf War took place. This war was set out to accomplish a set of goals; […]
An unimaginable amount of explosions, tanks, and planes covered the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944 as soldiers dropped dead left and right. Every man and woman who stormed the beaches on D-Day knew that they could lose their life. Stated in the website Popular Mechanics, Four thousand ships carried the magnificently equipped troops […]
Introduction: After the September 11 attacks, the United States sought to eliminate terrorism around the world. Has the United States been effective in reducing terrorism? The answer is not straightforward. For every effective counterterrorism effort, there is another ineffective effort. This essay will explore the United States’ use of active and passive counterterrorism strategies and […]
North Korea’s nuclear arms have become a concerning issue for the United States and for the world. Many solutions have been considered as an alternative to a mass war, but none of the solutions have been executed. This impending nuclear war would result in widespread catastrophe. North Korea is believed to have more than a […]
The Rwandan genocide began in April of 1994 and left around 800,000 civilians, largely of the Tutsi ethnic group, slaughtered in a mere 100 days. Ethnic tensions between the Hutus and the Tutsis began in the early 20th century when Tutsis were put in roles of power and responsibility by the Germans, their first colonizers. […]
For most people in the United States, August 6th and 9th pass without recognition, slipping by as ordinary summer days. These days, however, are carved into the cultural identities of two cities in Japan. This year marked the 73rd anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Japan Times reports that […]
When taking into consideration the devastating results and impact that the creation and enforcement of the Treaty of Versailles imposed in history, this event must be directly regarded as a tragedy. Although, this treaty may be considered as a positive attempt to resolve controversial conflicts between nations by officially confirming the end of World War […]
Issue: Should Military Women be Allowed in Combat? Background: From 1775-1917, women were only aloud to be laundresses, nurses, cooks, and part of administrations. Within the last two years of WWI women were finally permitted to join the military. During 1917 and 1918, around 23,000 women joined as nurses, translators, phone operators, and other support […]
The Cold War was about how North Korea’s leader Kim Il Sung desired to have communist while the South Korean’s were against it. This horrific atrocity happened to take place in Korea on June 25th 1950. While the war had begun North Korea received plentiful help from China’s leader Mao Zedong and while the US […]
Korea Is a small country that is sure-enough far away. Korea is a country in central Asia between China and Japan. The unknowing of the Korean War was because most Americans didn’t know about it because it was between two wars World War Two and the Vietnam War. This caused the Korean War to not […]
Death, destruction and devastation this is what the US decided to burden fellow human beings. The US was not justified in dropping the two atomic bombs on Japan. They killed a massive amount of innocent people and effected many more. So many people died from the attack and they didn’t even get a chance […]
The world was forced into a nuclear age after the first detonation of nuclear bomb, named “Trinity.” Nuclear weapons have immense power that could wipe out humanity if ever taken into play. The Manhattan Project was the making of the first nuclear bombs during World War II, led by J. Robert Oppenheimer and were crazily […]
Ronald Reagan’s Impact on American Politics Ronald Reagan was undoubtedly one of the most remembered presidents in United States history. Although much of his term in office controversial, Ronald Reagan redefined the purpose of government during the Reagan Revolution, which hardened the conservative agenda for years after he left office. His negotiations with Soviet Union’s […]
Imagine your average Sunday morning. For the sailors in the Naval Fleet stationed at Pearl Harbor it was an average Sunday. Everyone dressed in their pressed white shorts, a white t-shirt, and a sailor’s hat. While out in the Pacific the Japanese Armada gathered, the force consisted of six aircraft carriers, two battleships, two heavy […]
Khrushchev and Kennedy: Who Had the Biggest Corn Cob? When asked to name 5 presidents off the top of their head prior to the 21st century, most of the American population would probably name John F. Kennedy as one of them. It appears that long after his assassination nearly 55 years ago, the reputation of […]
At the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, the world was seething an explosive, hair-trigger force. Capitalism was undergoing a transition to imperialism. The worlds territory was divided among the worlds most powerful nations. Colonies were scattered throughout Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The struggle between the new empires […]
The Cold War Events with the tribulations of Nazi Germany coming to an end, Adolf Hitler’s suicide, and the definitive surrender of the Germans, it seemed that anticipation of an optimistic future was within reach, however, a new threat loomed not so shortly after with the Soviet Union establishing communist governments and the U.S.S.R. became […]
Face it. The world is not perfect. Never has been, never will be. Then there were nuclear weapons, and it just got worse. The U.S nuclear weapons policy should be to get rid of nuclear weapons entirely because they create tension between countries, they are expensive, and they are way too destructive. For starters, having […]
The beginning of the end of the war. This is known as D-Day or the invasion of Normandy or even Operation Overlord. Quick summary of the events leading up to D-Day. The first event is what started it all which was September 1, 1939 when Germany invaded poland this act from germany was the starting […]
I have chosen to analyze Donald Trump through the lens of realism. Realism’s use in international relations is fairly new. The basic ideas of realism can be traced back to classical texts such as Thucydide’s History of the Peloponnesian War. Realism essentially says that people are afraid and try to self-preserve by obtaining power. Within […]
Introduction Over the past centuries in the World, quite a lot has happened. Whatever has happened in the past is often referred to as history. For our study purposes, we are going to consider a historical event which happened in the past. Definitely these historical events affect the way people in the World behave and […]
Nuclear warfare is often posited as essentially different from conventional warfare. Certainly they are conceived of as so, since dominating the cultural imagination in the Second World War (Gamson, 1989, 2). Dozens of films have been made depicting disasters caused by nuclear war in the past few decades, especially when the threat was most imminent […]
Recent years have seen an increase in military force being used as a tool for increasing the scope for humanitarian values within conflict zones. This paper assesses this trend, and uses a number of conflict case studies as a vehicle for evaluating this premise. In doing so, this paper considers that the Libyan intervention in […]
The big bang of the atomic bomb has caused mix emotions with in the various religious communities. The thinking process behind the atom bomb on Hiroshima has argued the it was warfare with the suicide of Japanese soldiers. Some are elated that the actions of launching the bomb quickly ended the war. Some Catholics opposed […]
Do you want to learn more about the biggest seaborne invasion in history? First the weapons used in D-Day was incredible. Second the beaches are the main part of this day because the day was the biggest sea born mission. Last the allies formed during this huge event between america and germans . D-Day was […]
