How Was Ww2 Justified

Syria(ISIS). These figures impacted the collective peace of the world. How does this relate to the source and your position on it? Tie each example back to source and thesis.

and destructive force that has existed since the beginning of man and has been used for a variety of reasons. From petty disputes over land or resources to civilizations based on war and sometimes to protect the innocent. But can a war be truly justified and can it be controlled?     The just war theory is “ the basis on which nations seek to legally and morally justify going to war.” as defined by Oregon State University. The Just war Theory is an interesting and important topic because it can be

issue because there is much controversy over whether or not the atomic bombs should’ve been initially been dropped. Many sides say the bombing was morally wrong because it defied many individual’s human rights, but these people don’t see it was the least violent way to force the Japanese to surrender and bring WW2 to an end. The United States were justified in dropping the atomic bombs on Japan because it finally spread justice for the Japanese atrocious crimes against humanity in the city of Nanking

1941, Pearl Harbor was attacked by the Japanese. The attack on Pearl Harbor angered the U.S. and it immediately brought us into the war. “The attack killed 2,403 U.S. personnel, including 68 civilians, and destroyed or damaged 19 U.S. Navy ships, including 8 battleships.”(National WW2 Museum). There were many factors that had apart in the destruction of Pearl Harbor most of them could have been prevented with a simple command. Very little preparations were made for if there was an attack on Pearl

live 160km from the Pacific Coast and put them in internment camps until 1949, four years after WW2. Fast Forward to 1988 and the Canadian government gives an apology to the Japanese, however the apology was for more than just Japanese Internment it was for the pain and suffering, discrimination, and for leaving Japanese citizens with nothing. One of the most justified reasons for the apology would be how the Canadian Government caused the pain and suffering amongst Japanese Canadians. Firstly, the

dark age of Animal Farm” In Animal Farm, the pigs used many types of tactics to gain and maintain control over the rest of the animals. The movie shows the actions Stalin took in Russia in order to gain and maintain control. Yes, I think it is justified. The tactics that stalin used might still be used today in countries such as the U.S. one tactic could be propaganda. Propaganda means information or rumors that spread widely to help or harm a person. Animal farm uses a lot stalin's stories

Japanese justified their treatment of POWs in WW2 to support their ideologies through the following of a corrupted version of the Bushido Code, the lack of a central management of POWs by the Japanese Government, and the differences between

periods of work. Completed In Chapter 2, Phillip says “I was no longer excited about war; I had begun to understand that it meant death and destruction.” Explain, using details from the book, why Phillip’s attitude has changed. Explain how this change relates to a text you have studied in English this year.

Was WW1 justified? Now before you say “Yes” let me explain. Not WW2, that was completely justified, not many people talk about what caused WW1, what happened during, and after the war. So let's talk about Franz Ferdinand, and what sparked the war. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary was a high ranking military and religious figure in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, when he was assassinated whilst visiting a province of The Empire by Gavrilo Princip, who killed both Franz and his wife Sophie

Hitler would have been justified at the start of World War 2 based upon the facts and what constitutes for a legal assassination under the International Law. I feel personally that it should have been executed under the just war theory and based upon morally correct assumptions that an assassination of Hitler would have prevented the deaths innocent Jews. But, legally at that time and place, under the rules of International Law, I believe it would have been allowed and was attempted unsuccessfully