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…and power. The holder of pen is always knowledgeable and learned man. He succeeds everywhere and his orders are obeyed. If the weapon of a warrior is a sword, the weapon of a learned and a commanding authority is the pen. Who so ever held the pen he would get…

…with the more advanced weapons will easily crush their enemies. During the Elizabethan era weapons could determine whether a country would remain free or fall to a country with more military power. The need for a stronger military led to the invention of new weapons…

…are given. <Tab/>The secrecy of Sadaam, regarding his regime, was intolerable for a man known to be such a threat to peace. He had never full complied with weapons inspections. The regime had caused more suspicion and confusion on their own part…

…what made these wars were the deadliest war on world war one. Weapons and Leaders were the main things that made this war was the deadliest one. Deadliest weapons were great sources to make the war succeeded. These wars used several deadly weapons…

…, 45%, defense such as in buying aircraft carriers or nuclear weapons, 18%, discretionary spending, such as NASA or FBI, 20%, and interest payments, 15%. The (X-M) stands for Net Exports because exports add to the GDP while the imports are subtracted since…

…for military reconnaissance, taking satellite photos to predict the economic structure of a country (by looking at its crops), cable television, detection of nuclear weapons and explosions, communications and numerous other ventures. In 1962 Congress passed…

…and the Chief of the medical services of the US Army. "AIDS does not merely bring certain dangers with it; it is clearly a programmed catastrophe for the human race, whose magnitude is comparable only with that of a nuclear war", say the Segals. " They later explain…

…and offices. Despite the recent publicity, the Internet is not a new thing. Its roots lie in a collection of computers that were linked together in the 1970s to form the US Department of Defense's communications systems. Fearing the consequences of nuclear attack…

…director J. Edgar Hoover were convinced that the communist spies in the U.S. were selling the secrets of nuclear weapons to the Soviet Union. They arrested many people including Klaus Fuchs who was a member of the Manhattan Project and who was selling…

…. With Tom Hayden, from the University of Michigan, as their president and spokesman, many people who were activists in or out of the group were inspired. The members said that college students can change society by acting against racism, nuclear weapons…