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American History Homework Twelve Answers - Student Four (view source)
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'''KaraH'''-- ''In Progress''
'''KaraH'''
'''1.''' The Cold War took place in the mid 1900s, 1945-1991 to be exact. There are many who played a hand in the war. In America, Truman was at the start and was followed by Eisenhower and Kennedy. Truman attempted to face the communists by his support of those who resisted communistic moves, while Eisenhower took a different approach. He wanted to use the armed force to keep communists from the countries that surrounded the Soviet Union. Kennedy followed in Eisenhower's footsteps with plans to free Cuba with some thousand "Cuban Exiles." Along with this, he started a "race" with the Soviet Union to reach the moon. There was really no reason for this since the Soviets barely so much as tried, it seems that it was more the issue of pride since the Soviets managed to make it to outer space before America.
'''1.''' The Cold War took place in the mid 1900s, 1945-1991 to be exact. There are many who played a hand in the war. In America, Truman was at the start and was followed by Eisenhower and Kennedy. Truman attempted to face the communists by his support of those who resisted communistic moves, while Eisenhower took a different approach. He wanted to use the armed force to keep communists from the countries that surrounded the Soviet Union. Kennedy followed in Eisenhower's footsteps with plans to free Cuba with some thousand "Cuban Exiles." Along with this, he started a "race" with the Soviet Union to reach the moon. There was really no reason for this since the Soviets barely so much as tried, it seems that it was more the issue of pride since the Soviets managed to make it to outer space before America.
If he only "converted" to get out of the war, then he should have been forced to go. If his beliefs really did change, then what happened is fine. Like stated before, we will never know his heart, his true intentions, so I can't say what happened was either right or wrong.
If he only "converted" to get out of the war, then he should have been forced to go. If his beliefs really did change, then what happened is fine. Like stated before, we will never know his heart, his true intentions, so I can't say what happened was either right or wrong.
'''H3)''' The Equal Rights Amendment is one of the Amendments that look good on paper, but once it's exposed in it's entirety to the population and it's put into practice it shatters innocent lives. Very literally since abortion was technically okayed by this Amendment. Woman should be given equal rights to men in some aspects, but ends when it begins to factor in homosexual marriage, abortion, and even something so potentially disgusting as not having separate bathrooms for men and woman. God made men and woman two separate beings for some ultimate purpose, so who are we to say that we're ''completely'' equal?
'''H5)''' MacArthur certainly was original in his thinking, rather logical too. But I have to say, I don't think that homeschooling really had anything to do with it. Homeschooling boasts of equal or greater education then slightly more traditional means, but all the education in the world can't make one completely and perfectly logical. One can get to a certain point, but can't go much further; one has to be born with it. Homeschoolers tend to have a different quality education then private or public schoolers, sometimes better, sometimes not, so every genius in the world can't point to homeschooling as their method of brilliance. Those who can were simply taught to think differently, something that can be perceived to be of a higher education, but in fact it's merely different.