| | '''2.''' The United States was definitely right to enter World War Two. The atheistic, evolutionary Nazi Germany was probably the most evil nation ever (perhaps except Communist Russia and China.) Adolf Hitler, the German leader, was a crazed fanatic who had two aims: revenge Germany’s defeat in World War I, and eliminate all Jews from the earth. Japan was not an inherently evil society, but the military government and the racist view that Japanese were superior to all other races meant that the Japanese had no qualms about resorting to any tactic. When the city of Nanking in China fell in 1937, for nearly six weeks Japanese troops rampaged the city, raping, looting, murdering, and burning. Japanese officials denied that anything had happened. | | '''2.''' The United States was definitely right to enter World War Two. The atheistic, evolutionary Nazi Germany was probably the most evil nation ever (perhaps except Communist Russia and China.) Adolf Hitler, the German leader, was a crazed fanatic who had two aims: revenge Germany’s defeat in World War I, and eliminate all Jews from the earth. Japan was not an inherently evil society, but the military government and the racist view that Japanese were superior to all other races meant that the Japanese had no qualms about resorting to any tactic. When the city of Nanking in China fell in 1937, for nearly six weeks Japanese troops rampaged the city, raping, looting, murdering, and burning. Japanese officials denied that anything had happened. |
| − | :Superb, may use as a model answer. | + | :Superb, may use as a model answer. ... Later I realized that you did not answer the question about the ''timing'' of our entry in World War II, but what you did say was so good I won't deduct anything for that omission. In the future be sure to answer what is asked. |
| | '''3.''' In the 1870—1900 period the American system of immigration was good. Immigrants traveled to America on passenger ships to New York Harbor. At Ellis Island, they were checked for contagious diseases and whether they would make good citizens and residents. The advantages to this system were that it allowed decent immigrants to enter on a large scale and did not indiscriminately allow people in. | | '''3.''' In the 1870—1900 period the American system of immigration was good. Immigrants traveled to America on passenger ships to New York Harbor. At Ellis Island, they were checked for contagious diseases and whether they would make good citizens and residents. The advantages to this system were that it allowed decent immigrants to enter on a large scale and did not indiscriminately allow people in. |