Terrorism refers to use of violence internationally to develop a terror attack on a large group of people. The aim behind the bombings usually relies on religion, politics or financial issue. Therefore, the terror attack groups typically target a given group or country for a given reason. Several terrorism cases...
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After the Second World War, aerospace companies developed and grew rapidly.it was ranked the topmost manufacturing industry in the United States. There was need to improve aircraft for commercial and military purposes, piston engine models were developed to jet aircraft which has a high performance (Wensveen,2018). Years after world war...
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The gulf war occurred from August 1990 to February 1991 when the Iraq president Hussein decided to take over the Kuwait territory which had vast oil reserves located in the Persian fields. The war was marked by a coalition of many nations that joined the US in withdrawing the Iraq...
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-totalitarianism, holocaust, holodomor, atom bomb, allied or axis powers, Manhattan project, zyclon B Materials: http://www.radiolab.org/story/180132-how-do-you-solve-problem-fritz-haber/ Aim/Objective/Teaching Point: -To determine the extent in which technological advances changed the course of WWII. Motivation: -Showing students the visual aids or images of what took place in both...
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Revolutionary terrorism is a form of terrorism where the practitioners intend to totally abolish a political system and replace it with new structures. It is the application of force in countering revolutionaries. An example of a revolutionary terrorist group is the FARC (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia). I strongly believe...
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This logic asserts that the citizens have the power to prevent the cost of war should they reckon it to be too high through the electoral influence over their sovereignty (Rosato 2003, p.587). Democracies have also established systems of “checks and balances” such as political competition, pluralism and executive selection...
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The US and Russia are the largest holders of nuclear weapons around the globe 95%. With the need to reduce the total number of nuclear weapons held by the two countries, over the past 40 years different bilateral agreements have been used by the two states to reduce and limit...
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A variable is an idea, object, event or time that can be measured. There are two types of variables; independent and dependent variable. The independent variable is one that stands alone, and they are not changed by any other variable being measured. On the other hand, the dependent variable is...
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The Sri Lankan Civil fight was the armed rivalry between the government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). The insurgency was fighting for the independence of Tamil state which is situated on the northern and eastern part of the island. However, the battle lasts for 26 years of...
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Russia disrupted the 2016 United States election by attacking America’s intelligence agencies (Leonhardt 2018). President Donald Trump has failed to protect his country and defend United States’ constitutional rights by refusing to recognize the Russian attack. The president refused to respond to the attack or set up protective measures to...
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World order is the power and authority distribution on the global stage by political players (Duncan et al. 30). The term "world order" may seem strange in the face of conflicting realities. Although it is assumed that states are the same in a formal sense, there are blatant inequalities between...
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After the end of the Second World War in 1945 when Germany surrendered, a battle restricting the use of military weapons arose. This period was termed as the Cold War by George Orwell, an English writer. The fight was majorly between the U.S. and Britain against the Soviet Union and...
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