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    Unknown Yolanda Spencer History 145 September 25‚ 2013 Rona Staurt For me living under the threat of nuclear war would have been horrendous for me and my family. Living in fear everyday knowing that at any moment a country could drop a nuclear bomb on me and my family and annihilate us is a very scary thought. To live under threat of a nuclear war is to have the realization that your destiny and your family destiny is in the hands of a country that your country may be at odds

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    Communism Vs Cold War

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    After the devastation of World War II‚ the entire world anticipated and feared another outbreak of war as tensions increased between two powerful nations‚ one being the United States‚ and the other being the Soviet Union. The two countries entered a state of hostility‚ known as the Cold War‚ where a quiet battle was fought using fear‚ propaganda‚ and threats. For about 45 years‚ nations across the globe waited as the two major countries continued their rivalry through provocation and rising tensions

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    History World War 2

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    Sudetanland Nazi-Soviet Pact Axis Powers Allies (Grand Alliance) Corvettes Annexation of Austria Conscription Crisis Normandy Juno Liberation of the Netherlands Kamikaze Divine Wind Hiroshima Nagasaki Fat Man Little Boy Enola Gay War Measures Act Internment Camps Repatriation Atomic Bomb Black rain Victory Bonds Rationing Propaganda RCAF RCN Sept 1st 1939 June 6th 1944 Dec 7th 1941 July 16th 1945 Aug 6th 1945 Aug 9th 1945 V1 & V2 Rockets Eva Braun Neville Chamberlain

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    Revolutionary WarAmerica faced many challenges in becoming an independent country. This young nation was forced to deal with many pressing issues concerning the formation of a new government as well as the economic decisions that go along with it. It could be said‚ that during this “New Nation” period of American history‚ the Unites States was a nation full of potential and bursting with promise. In each aspect of society‚ such as political‚ economic‚ and social factors‚ America made vast improvements

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    5.01 Assessment: World War Again    1- After the effects of World War I Americans were keen on the idea of isolationism.  They wanted to focus on improving their economy rather than helping another country across the ocean.  The new president Warren G. Harding had promised Americans their "return to normalcy" . They wanted their economy to stabilize and thrive‚ spending money on wars that weren’t their own wouldn’t favor them.  After World War I the ideas of isolationism were favored by most Americans

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    All Odds of Communism After the defeat of the Axis powers in World War II it was apparent that the victors would come out as the new world powers. With the United States and the Soviet Union being the strongest nations of the victorious Allies they were the two countries who emerged as the new world powers but their views varied drastically. The Democratic United States and the Communist Soviets butted heads about each others views and the U.S. wanted to halt the spread of communism so it couldn’t

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    Fashion Trends Change after World War II During World War II‚ fashion was bland. Women wore clothing‚ such as military jumpsuits‚ that signified war and the military. There were many laws and restrictions against women’s fashion during these times; women’s silhouettes‚ their lengths of garments‚ their garment colors‚ and the fabrication usage. Wool and nylon were mostly for garments and other casual clothing because the textiles were needed for those in the war. The laws against fashion were

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    World War 2: History Notes

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    and Riots‚ 1940s-1950s Achieving full self-government Communism as threat in Singapore In and out of Malaysia Reasons for Merger Problems faced during merger Separation British Colonial Rule Role of the Immigrant Communities Singapore and Malaya had contact with other societies very early on‚ and its designation as the British’s Empire’s strategic free port only helped to improve Singapore’s networking with the world outside. Profile of Immigrants Mostly men who just

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    that brought about many changes that still affect modern society. After the Civil WarAmerica was in shambles‚ not only physically‚ but also emotionally and economically. The American spirit was suffering‚ even in the North although they could claim victory in the Civil War. Freed slaves were in need of jobs‚ as were many returning soldiers. The Industrial Revolution led Americas out of the depression that stemmed from the Civil War and it was a time of innovation and progress that paved the way for

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    always on guard and develop fool-proof intelligence and internal security system. India’s new government has prioritized intelligence in its agenda and conceptualised policy formation and implementation diversities for the country’s safety and security. The ever-increasing security concerns and the greater reliance on intelligence are the offshoots of a host of causative factors. New and complex manifestations in the nature of security threats‚ states resorting to low-cost option of covert actions

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