Essays on War

Writing about the Civil War leads almost unconsciously to think of slavery, an incomprehensible institution in our society, condemnable, detestable and uncomfortable. The slave was neither more nor less than a human being owned by another, had no legal or political representation, had no rights...

In my essay, I will be writing about racism in the united states between the blacks and the white and how the blacks are treated unfairly compared to the whites. So, what exactly is racism about? In layman terms racism is the belief of one...

An atomic bomb was dropped on Japan’s large urban city on August 6, 1945, called Hiroshima where they also stored military equipment, three days later on August 9 a second bomb was dropped on the port city of Nagasaki, these bombs were mainly dropped to...

 In 1939, the 32nd president of the USA, Franklin D. Roosevelt, was notified by US intelligence that Germany was on actively implementing mechanisms In order to make a nuclear bomb of their own. This led to the establishment of the Advisory Committee on Uranium, a...

Hiroshima is a city in southwest Honshu, On August 6, 1945, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the city of Hiroshima., Japan, on the Inland Sea west of Osaka. America and Japan were big countries in the world from now and before, after...

The Neoclassical Period, end of the 17th century through much of the 18th century, aided in the formation of today’s society and the Western country. The Declaration of Independence and The English Civil War occurred during the Neoclassical Period. The French Revolution began around the...

The civil war in Yemen began in the late 2014 when the rebellious Houthi-Saleh dominated Sanaa, Yemen’s capital. The Yemeni military surrounded the Houthi-controlled port, Hodeidah, with help from the United Arab Emirates as an attempt to destroy the rebellion. Hodeidah is a port in...

Women played a crucial role in the Civil War. They did not sit around and wait for their husbands to get home. They did not sit around and let the men take over. They took action. Whether the men wanted it to happen or not,...

¨Initially, it seemed to many that the three victorious World War II powers…would cooperate to maintain the peace that they had bought at, so dreadfully, a cost in blood and money¨. In February 1945, world superpower leaders Truman, Churchill, and Stalin met in Potsdam to...

Once you begin reading My Personal Desert Storm: Eating Crow and Humble Pie by Marcus Johnson, you quickly become aware that this is not your typical military memoir. In fact, it is pretty hard to miss what the tenor of the book is going to...