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Afghanistan War 1978
The Afghanistan War began on 27 April 1978 with Saur Revolution when Afghanistan Democratic Republic was founded instead of Afghanistan Republic. After the revolution, opposite group of the government uprisinged. Nur Muhammad Taraki was selected as president and Hafizullah Amin was selected as vice-president of Afghanistan Democratic Republic. They had different political opinions from parchamite group that was together with Taraki in the revolution. Thus, member of parchamite group exile to distant countries. Although at
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Leading up to the Civil War
Leading Up to the Civil War The Civil War was fought over the moral issue of slavery and other factors contributing to it. A key issue was states’ right because the Southern states wanted to assert their authority over the federal government so they could abolish federal laws they didn’t support, especially laws interfering with the South’s right to keep slaves and take them wherever they wished. Also territorial expansion was another cause because the
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Art of War Recognises Nine Types of Ground
Introduction The art of war recognises nine types of ground. These ‘grounds’ represent the basic sets of circumstances that generals may find themselves in, and understandin how to confront them is crucial to a victorious campaign. The nine battlegrounds are dispersive ground, frontier ground, key ground, communicative ground, focal ground, serious ground, treacherous ground, constricted ground, deadly ground. The Nine battlegrounds describe nine common situations in a campaign, from scattering to deadly, and navigate each
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Japan Is Victorious in First Sino-Japanese War(1895)
Japan is victorious in first Sino-Japanese War(1895) The First Sino-Japanese War was fought between the Qing Empire and the Empire of Japan, primarily over the influence of Korea. At first, Korea was its own country, but China ruled over it. However, Japan wanted to ensure nobody annexed Korea. After more than six months of fighting, the Qing government sued for peace in February 1895. The war demonstrated the failure of the Qing Empire's attempts to
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The Revolution and the Civil War
Between the Revolution and the Civil War, an old subsistence world died and a new more-commercial nation was born. Americans integrated the technologies of the Industrial Revolution into a new commercial economy. Steam power, the technology that moved steamboats and railroads, fueled the rise of American industry by powering mills and sparking new national transportation networks. A “market revolution” remade the nation.More and more farmers grew crops for profit, not self-sufficiency. Vast factories and cities
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Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen - Two Men of War
Two men of war Many poets tackled the incomprehensible horrors and the vexing problem of finding meaning the rationality of war, such as these two astonishing poets that wouldn’t have met each other if it wasn’t for the First Wold War; Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen. Sassoon was a Jewish that lived a comfortable and wealthy life which allowed him to receive a good education in Cambridge until he was sent to the Front as
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Justification of Wars in the Twenty-First Century: Can Wars Be Just in the Twenty-First Century?
CAN WARS BE JUST IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY? Justification of Wars in the Twenty-First Century: Can Wars Be Just in the Twenty-first Century? Kadyrova A. American University of Central Asia May 20, 2018 The twenty-first century began with terrifying terrorist attack on September 9, 2001. The world changed its view on the idea of international threat and terror, as it caused a chain reaction of future conflicts because the new term evolved, which was terrorism.
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Contemporary Airpower in the Great War
Contemporary Airpower By 26 MAR 2017 The invention of the airplane quickly became a weapon of war in the early 1900s. The Great War ended with aircraft generating grandiose vision amongst a new generation of military leaders. The dawning of the military aircraft swiftly became the magnificent focal point of future war fighting potential. Early airpower theorists passionately advocated for institutionalizing airpower independently of land and sea forces and to secure government funding to establish
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The War Soldiers
Welcome to the war soldiers! In this world you have one objective, get back to our country safely. There are going to be several obstacles but if you’re strong enough you’ll be fine… and hopefully won’t have a bullet through your skull. If you land on a blank space you have a nice break. Sounds nice right? Well enjoy it while you can, soldier. Soon you’ll be forced to answer questions about our current events.
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Role of Aircraft at the Outbreak of the War
Role of Aircraft at the outbreak of the war Powered aircraft were first used in the war in 1911, by the Italians against the Turks near Tripoli, but it was not until the Great War of 1914–18 that their use became widespread. There were only 22 made and were used by Germany, Italy, France and Great Britain. Aircraft were primarily used for reconnaissance at the start of the war. When pilots have gathered this
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American Civil War
Narrative Plan Title: 1. Exposition: 1. Main Characters: Protagonist: jonathan Antagonist: chase 1. Setting (Where & when the story is happening): General Quincy Gilmore, commander of the Union’s Department of the South, dispatched Seymour to Jacksonville on February 7. Seymour’s troops secured the town and began to send cavalry raiders inland to Lake City and Gainesville. Just behind the troops came John Hay, private secretary to President Abraham Lincoln. Hay began issuing loyalty oaths to
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Apush Notes on Civil War
Apush notes: ch. 14 Civil War * Most costly American war , bloodiest war ( most American casualties, 0k) * Freed 4 million slaves - accelerated industrialization and modernization War begins * Lincoln: told S. He wouldn’t interfere w/slavery, but NO state had right to succeed from union * Fort Sumter * Harbor was cut from vital supplies from union * Lincoln sent provisions to fort, South Carolina had choice; permit or war * April
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French-Indian War
The French Indian war, which lasted from 14 to 1763, affected the relationship between Britain and the American colonies in a negative manner. The French Indian war enabled Britain to become more active in colonial politics and economics, while forcing them to have heavier taxes onto the colonies to help pay for the war. This lead the colonists, who were used to having more freedom due to Salutary Neglect, to start feeling more oppressed by
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