Soldiers in World War I experienced horrible living conditions, vicious forms of punishments, and endured weaponry the world had not seen. Trench warfare dominated World War I, the form of combat in which groups of soldiers would build underground structures stretching long distances to defend against enemy troops and at night or early morning would attack (“go over the top”) crossing a territory in where […]

Amid this period, otherwise called the Age of Discovery, Age of Crisis, and the Scientific Revolution, exchange grew monstrously and ended up across the board and desires for investigation into new grounds ended up immense, disagreements about religious and political power rose, and principal better approaches for understanding the characteristic world progressed. The ascent of these components denoted the start of globalization, scholarly improvement, emergency […]

Introduction In modern day traditional warfare, it has become increasingly common to use non-traditional soldiers, weapons and tactics to counter the conventional military.Unconventional and irregular methods of warfare may be employed by our adversariesto attack us. What is the role of airpower in this new era of conflict? While theconventional air force is organized, equipped and trained to conduct conventionaloperations, we need to ask if […]

The Middle East Conflict is old as hills and they are divergent views on the solution to the Middle East conflicts. The divergence arised from not having the same views on the roots. Ahmed Zewal in his speech at Cairo University in 2009 said “Peace will never be reached with no solution on Israel Palestine conflict.” Others say the Islam divisionism Shia and Sunni is […]

World War ll was a global conflict that began brewing in the late 1930s and officially began in 1940, involving two opposing sides: the Axis powers and the Allied powers. By the time the war ended in 1945, many pieces of artwork and artifacts were displaced under seizes ordered by Adolf Hitler, leader of the politically dominant Nazi party of the Axis Powers. Today, many […]

In 1939, global tension was high. When war broke out between Germany and Poland, many countries from around the world began to take sides, forming two opposing powers with dozens of nations behind each. Leading the Allied Powers was US President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Heading the conflicting Axis Powers was Dictator Adolf Hitler of Nazi Germany (World 1,721). With the coming of war, each nation […]

At the end of the civil war 1865, America was left with many problems. Emancipation Proclamation had been granted two years prior to this which freed all slaves. This was seen as a great step in history as it presented the opportunity for a new life for black Americans, but it was not that simple and came with many consequences. Although “Lincoln came to see […]

Antebellum is a Latin idiom that means ‘before the war.’ It was employed in the background of the history of the United States to offer clarification regarding the time that led to the Civil War . Many consider the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 as being the commencement of the Antebellum Period. However, some argue that it began as early as 1812. Overall, this was a […]

The Holocaust in Nazi Germany was, in its most basic roots, the mass murder of millions of the Jewish population within Germany, and all countries conquered by Germany for the duration of World War Two. While the main figures behind this mass execution had no doubt in the valor of this act, the actual executioner’s faced internal struggles coming to grasp with their duty. While […]

According to “The World Holocaust Remembrance Center”, over six million Jews were killed by the Nazis at concentration camps during the Holocaust, between 1941 and 1945. After looking at Night by Elie Wiesel and Maus by Art Spiegelman, it is evident to say that both of these texts reveal experiences of the survivors to make the reader understand the conditions that they faced at the […]