Essays on World War I

“World War I shattered the dominance of Western Civilization. Although the West would endure, its empires would collapse over the next several generations.” In my view, this statement from the textbook implies that the first world war led to the destruction of Western empires and created several new states by...

-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...

During the Civil War in America, Abraham Lincoln came up with a plan to reintegrate the Southern States into the Union called the “10 Percent Plan.” The model stated that a state could be reinstated into the Union when ten percent of the 1860 votes cast in that particular state...

It is worth acknowledging that the Middle East refers to some place in which history keeps undergoing remake often. It is for this reason that it has had a lot of consistency alongside being the battle-space for the empires in search of gaining control over tactical riches, a consistently regenerating...

According to Lecture 16 combat, means productive action. Therefore, during the world wars, Korea or Vietnam wars it meant to fight. According to Kindsvatter (285), after analyzing or the four battles, he concluded that nothing much should be expected from war. According to his book American Soldiers, Kindsvatter starts by...

The World War II was one that left lifetime memories. The Bataan Death March is just but one of the many impacts of this war. Bataan Death March occurred in the year 1942 through to 1994. The fierce war between the Japanese and U.S soldiers began after a surprise air...

Language used in poetry or the works of literature affects the audience differently thus interpretation can also vary. Interpretation of words used can lead to varying ideas about the feelings of the writer even when he/she has not indicated in the work (Mayo 131). This essay compares and contrasts use...

The History of Wine Trade: Rome, Ancient Greece, and Egypt Since Jesus Christ turned water into wine in a location that was closely linked to Egypt, Rome, and Ancient Greece, the history of wine trade can be traced back to 1348. Wine is the fermented liquor made from grapes that can...

George Vanderbilt started construction on the Biltmore mansion in Ashville in 1889. The building process took six years, and the year 1895 saw the formal opening. A self-sustaining environment was intended to be the building's background as they introduced livestock breeding and food cultivation. (Bryan, 2014). The farm introduced the...

On June 28, 1919, the Treaty of Versailles, a key historical document, was signed as a result of the Paris Peace Conference. (Macmillan 28). Four eminent global leaders came together to conduct difficult negotiations that could end the First global War. These included Woodrow Wilson of the United States, George...

At the end of World War I, a new world order was formed through diplomacy. The Treaty of Versailles was one of the most important agreements that came out of the 1919 Paris Peace Conference, which ended the fighting in Europe. The Treaty of Versailles imposed harsh terms on Germany, and...

The League of Nations The League of Nations was an international organization that attempted to achieve disarmament, prevent war, settle disputes through diplomacy, and improve global welfare. Its goal was to create peace among nations and to ensure the sanctity of treaties and the right of self-determination of peoples.Formation and Membership The...