I do not think that war is always the solution for everything. Wars are started with disagreements that go way to far. Most of the wars that have happened over the years are started by greedy people like the British starting the wars against the colony's. Other wars have been started by jealousy. By country's that thing one country has it all and they would do anything to try and take it away.
Most wars are not necessary. They are started for stupid reasons or by people who want way to many things. When the colony's were started they were very successful in starting up a country and then the British came along and thought they should just take everything the colonies have created and made it there own. This would be how the American Revolution started. Several wars were during this time and all started over stupid things and taken way to far.
Currently we are with a war in Iraq. Unlike the other wars I think this is a war the started with a good reason. It did not happen because we started it, it happened because they were jealous of our country and we defended it. It is one of the few reasons you should start a war to protect our country and people in it. Lots of people lost our lives that did not deserve it. Now we are there to help them set up a new government and to get things our country needs like oil. I don't think that we still need to have this war but I don't think that we will be stopping it anytime soon because there are still several people dying and we need that to stop.
Friday, June 13, 2008
Final Essay 1
1. Historical Moment
A. The battle of Trenton.
B. Washington gets trapped on island by British.
C. He did not give up when he lost most of his men.
D. Crossed the Delaware River in the middle of the night.
E. This was a big part of the war. If Washington did not cross the Delaware the war would be over.
2.Change the History
A. Washington was caught and the war was ended.
B. All the British leader had to do was read the note telling about Washington about to sneak out.
C. North America would still be a British country and the country would be a lot different.
D. We would be using British money which is a lot different from the money we use today.
E. Our country would be a totally different place. We would most likely not have states just different country's.
3. Significance of Change in History
A. This event is important today because it let the war continue and that made our country what it is today.
B. Our country would still be part of Britain and be ruled by a King or Queen.
C. We would be using British money and not the money we are using today.
D. We would most likely not have a good of government and country as we do today if we were still British.
E. This event is important today because it made us who we are.
The battle of Trenton.
Washington gets trapped on island by British. He did not give up when he lost most of his men. Crossed the Delaware River in the middle of the night. This was a big part of the war. If Washington did not cross the Delaware the war would be over.
Washington was caught and the war was ended.All the British leader had to do was read the note telling about Washington about to sneak out. North America would still be a British country and the country would be a lot different. We would be using British money which is a lot different from the money we use today. Our country would be a totally different place. We would most likely not have states just different country's.
This event is important today because it let the war continue and that made our country what it is today. Our country would still be part of Britain and be ruled by a King or Queen. We would be using British money and not the money we are using today. We would most likely not have a good of government and country as we do today if we were still British. This is an important event today because it made us who we are.
A. The battle of Trenton.
B. Washington gets trapped on island by British.
C. He did not give up when he lost most of his men.
D. Crossed the Delaware River in the middle of the night.
E. This was a big part of the war. If Washington did not cross the Delaware the war would be over.
2.Change the History
A. Washington was caught and the war was ended.
B. All the British leader had to do was read the note telling about Washington about to sneak out.
C. North America would still be a British country and the country would be a lot different.
D. We would be using British money which is a lot different from the money we use today.
E. Our country would be a totally different place. We would most likely not have states just different country's.
3. Significance of Change in History
A. This event is important today because it let the war continue and that made our country what it is today.
B. Our country would still be part of Britain and be ruled by a King or Queen.
C. We would be using British money and not the money we are using today.
D. We would most likely not have a good of government and country as we do today if we were still British.
E. This event is important today because it made us who we are.
The battle of Trenton.
Washington gets trapped on island by British. He did not give up when he lost most of his men. Crossed the Delaware River in the middle of the night. This was a big part of the war. If Washington did not cross the Delaware the war would be over.
Washington was caught and the war was ended.All the British leader had to do was read the note telling about Washington about to sneak out. North America would still be a British country and the country would be a lot different. We would be using British money which is a lot different from the money we use today. Our country would be a totally different place. We would most likely not have states just different country's.
This event is important today because it let the war continue and that made our country what it is today. Our country would still be part of Britain and be ruled by a King or Queen. We would be using British money and not the money we are using today. We would most likely not have a good of government and country as we do today if we were still British. This is an important event today because it made us who we are.
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