The Cold War: Current Tensions And 'Golden Age'
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10 pages in length. One can be more than somewhat certain that as the world continues to spin and humanity continues to clash, there will always be global confrontation in one form or another. The Cold War represented such a time that many believed the end of the world had arrived; had it not been for the success of Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative, that may very well have been the case. Now that that episode is past, a newer and perhaps more challenging struggle has emerged in the form of political terrorism. The writer also discusses whether or not the Cold War era might be considered a stable 'golden age.' Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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The Cold War: Viewpoint
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5 pages in length. Ascertaining the reasons behind the revived hostility that instigated the Cold War, historians have come to acknowledge the presence of Russian suspicions and American paranoia as fundamental motives. Delving deeper into these particular considerations finds that the Russians were, in fact, a nation of insecure people trying to assert their political independence. It can be argued that insecurity has been "one fundamental factor affecting Soviet policy" (Brothers, 1996) since the beginnings of the Muscovite State. In exchange, the Americans were guilty of accusing Soviet power as being "impervious to logic of reason, and highly sensitive to logic of force" (Brothers, 1996), an allegation that is not only confirmed by Cold War occurrences but also by historical considerations, as well. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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The Counterculture And Nixon
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This 2.5 page paper discusses how the events and policies of the 1960s led to the Nixon Administration. The country was in turmoil – Vietnam, protests, riots, violence, liberal policies. Then, Nixon offered the people traditional values and order. This essay discusses these issues. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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The Cuban Missile Crisis
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8 pages in length. Never before or since the Cuban Missile Crisis has the world been placed on such alert for potential nuclear disaster. As a result of Soviet missiles being secretly planted in Cuba, the threat of a nuclear world war was directly at hand. The writer discusses what ultimately caused the Cuban Missile Crisis, as well as interjects considerations with regard to how the world's safety of today rests upon what was learned from this situation. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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The Cuban Missile Crisis: Jupiter’s Role
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A 10 page paper discussing the usefulness of the Jupiter missile in ending the Cuban Missile Crisis. The Jupiter missile superficially appears to have a brief history, but it has been influential in several US initiatives. It was removed from service in 1964, but the lessons learned from it contributed significantly to the development of the US space program. It was a symbol of US presence in Italy and Turkey, as well as reflecting the cooperation of those governments with the US military at the time. Ultimately, it assumed a leading role in ending the stalemate between the US and the former USSR over what would happen in Cuba during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. Bibliography lists 23 sources.
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The Cuban Missile Crisis: A Review of Robert F. Kennedy’s “Thirteen Days”
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A 5 page paper which examines and reviews Robert F. Kennedy’s “Thirteen Days” which chronicles one of the most important events in the history of the United States. No additional sources cited.
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The Cultural Significance of the Sixties
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This 5 page essay takes a look at the tumultuous decade and notes Abbie Hoffman's writing specifically. The ideology to come from the decade is highlighted and the paper concludes that the decade did more harm than good. No bibliography.
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THE CULTURE OF THE 1960S
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This paper reviews the 1960s and discusses how the decade impacted various areas. In studying this decade, the paper uses examples of movies, songs and books that were highlights of the 1960s and helped define what that decade was all about. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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The Deception of Hitler
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(5 pp) It has been said that the best way to learn of history, is not from the facts in a book but rather from the stories or memories of someone who was in the experience, in this case it makes it even more intriguing because. "the truth," is about deception itself. In wartime, truth is so precious, that she should always be attended by a bodyguard of lies. Major Richard G. Ricklefs Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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The Decision To Enter World War I
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At the end of the nineteenth century the American people were proud to consider themselves separate from the European style of foreign policy, specifically as it related to the inclination toward war. This 7 page paper asks the question: was the United States justified in entering World War I? Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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