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…. Why should a book be banned just because the main character is mad at himself and mentions he should could jump off a cliff? So let's stop this, right now. The Chocolate War is a fictional account of what happens to a teen who refuses to sell chocolate…

…World War II in Europe Before dawn on September 1, 1939, German forces crossed into Poland in an attack so fast and brutal, they called it blitzkrieg, meaning lightning war. This time Britain and France decided to fight, and on September 3…

…share of wars over the years, but now, as we venture into the new millennium, we are faced with a whole new battle ¡V a battle in which biological warfare has been replaced with computer viruses, spies with Trojan programs that allow the user to see into his…

…Differing views often cause tension with an otherwise peaceful society. There are many reasons for this momentous sepapratist revolution in Sri Lanka. The Hindu Tamils are eager to form their own state. Since the tamils have a larger part…

…of paper which he and Adolf Hitler had signed and claimed that it was ‘Peace in our time’. Chamberlain realised that war was unavoidable and so set about putting it off for as long as possible. He knew that Britain was unprepared for war and would need time…

…is at home in his dark room, everything is calm and peaceful, unlike the war zones that he has to work in. "To fields that don't explode between your feet In the third stanza of the poem, he watches the photograph as it is developing. He looks at the picture…

…in similar manners in the ways they respond to being led. The leaders also used the same methods in gaining and maintaining their power through manipulation and fear. In these two pieces of literature, The Chocolate War ,and Julius Caesar, the leaders…

…war from spreading, in spite of increase U.S aid. Under President Lyndon B. Johnson (1963-1968), U.S intervention mushroomed both militarily and politically. Johnson asked for a resolution expressing U.S. determination to support freedom and protect peace…

…and political ideals depended on the ability of the small, disunited Greek city-states to band together and defend themselves against Persia's overwhelming strength. The struggle, known in Western history as the Persian Wars, or Greco-Persian Wars, lasted 20 years…

…At the brink of the Cold War, women were still fighting for equal rights and would still be through the 1970’s. In the beginning of the Cold War the Equal Pay for Equal Work is reintroduced to make working conditions and pay equal for men and women…