Essays on World War II

Pearl Harbor was one of the most devastating attacks on the U. S. in history. It was a complete surprise attack by Japan on the U. S. naval base of Pearl Harbor. I will be talking about what led up to the attack, what transpired...

Before, throughout, and after World War II, Soviet policies were muddled and inconsistent, and the reach of Soviet Communists into other countries was limited. Stalin, though he had the same general revolutionary goals as Lenin, chose to place emphasis on ideological purification within the Soviet...

For many British civilians during the First World War, a nation ran by simple exploitation and persuasion to boost patriotism was a common theme. In David Mongers article “Tangible Patriotism during the First World War: Individuals and the Nation in British Propaganda” he gives us...

The Civil War was a devastating conflict between the North and the South. The Union was a tight alliance of states, while the Confederacy was the group of Southern states that broke away from the Union and declared independence, thus rebelling and causing war with...

There were many political, economic, and social changes for Mexican American people during the World War II era that lasted from 1939 to 1945. Without doubt this was a worldwide issue. However, World War II was an opportunity for many Mexican Americans to assimilate being...

The Cold War, that began in 1945 after the end of World War II, was all about the geopolitical tension that was led by two parties, the United States and the Soviet Union. The difference in the ideology that each side carried was the fundamental...

Since the creation of the current order after the Second World War, the power of China has been increasing and the Trump’s withdrawal policy from the global administration plays in favour of this stakeholder. Published the 25th April 2018 in the ‘Journal of Contemporary China’...