Past, Present, and Future Problems of Poland

They can make immature choices regarding politics and at the same time not really care about politics activities. It is normal that teens can be irrational, unreasonable and complain about things because they are still in their process of maturation and growing up. Still, when it comes to voting it can risky that they could be given the right to vote at that age because they might not think about their impulsive decisions or the consequences of their decisions when it comes to politics activities. They get distracted by everything and focus more on technology and relationships in school; therefore, they are still maturing. People at the age of 16 are not mature enough, they do not pay attention of their consequences of their choices. They might not make serious decisions about many stuff because they think they are not adults yet. This might change a little be more when they turn 18 years old , they might have matured a little be more and if not, they are self-aware that at 18 years old they are seen as adults and expect from them to act as adults and make serious decisions. According to article, “Current voting age in US should not be lowered” by Vanessa Way, concluded, “If we can’t confidently trust a 16 year old to drive a vehicle, how could we trust them to make an informed decision about voting on the highest political positions in the country?... The fact is, most adult Americans don’t understand how the government works or how the people they vote into office affects it. They are just as easily influenced by the politicians as teenagers are…However, if we can’t trust these kids to look after themselves, how can we trust them to make responsible decisions for our country? Their vote affects us, too.” Adolescence in general, most of them do not understand their consequences of their act and most of the time they do not think before

Historically religion has usually been a large part of civilizations, states, nations, and cultures. In Poland the case is no different; religion has been engraved in the culture and history of Polish people. Since the introduction of Catholicism In Poland has grown largely and more homogenously Catholic. It can be argued that this was manufactured at the end of the Second World War; through the holocaust and forced migrations by the Soviet Union. The significance of Poland’s strong ties to the Catholic Church is that the church plays a large role in the structure of polish society. The Catholic Church has served as a protector and promoter of polish culture during the times Poland vanished off the map, to the struggles for democracy. As Poland fought to rid them of Soviet influence and become a free democratic society with free elections that Catholic Church played a key role in helping the fall of communism in Poland. However from an alternative angle it can be said that art a music movements were also a key fundamental influence in the fall of communism in Poland. Although entirely opposite, both artistic expression and religion were two institutions of culture that both played significant roles in Poland’s rise to freedom. However it is clear from the work of many musicians, poets and

Humans are being pulled from their homes and taken away from their families.The German invasion of Poland has begun.

the year 2050. Population growth at an overwhelming rate can cause many effects on a

The new culture of the Polish was a combination of the new (America) and of the old (back in Poland) that became from the industrial and urban communities.

The occupation of Poland took place from September 1939 to January 1945 (USHMM.com). During this time, almost all polish people were segregated from the normal life they used to possess, especially the Polish Jews. These people had to endure many struggles, including being thrown into Ghettos, being sent to Concentration Camps, and a lot of times, death. During 1941, Germany took over the part of Poland that Russia had originally claimed, now making all of Poland, German (USHMM.com). The lives of the Polish Jews made their way in a downward spiral, that would begin with the

At first glance, USA and Poland may seem to be worlds apart. Looking closer, we may see may similarities as well as differences. The similarities are innumerable, yet this holds true with the differences as well.

The outdoors of Poland can be strongly contrasted to the outside of Chicago. Towns can be very big, yet many places are little. Cars drive around a lot near the bigger cities, but in some there are very little cars that drive by. At first, it can be very loud and then it can become very calm and quiet. People are usually working during the day at the farm, in the fields or in the city. Children that are old enough go to school and come back later in the afternoon.

“Salt, A World History,” is an extensive aspect of world history by Earth’s one edible rock - salt. The book begins at the start of recorded history, and highlights humanity’s dependence on salt, up to roughly present day times. It focuses on the effect salt had on, and its contributions to, humankind. The book details how salt affected, economics, religion, science, and culinary practices all over the world.

At first glance, USA and Poland may seem to be worlds apart. Looking closer, we may see may similarities as well as differences. The similarities are innumerable, yet this holds true with the differences as well.

This paper will focus on the resistance movement for the Polish citizens during WWII. Also will argue how the resisters formed in several diverse ways to against the oppressors. Who was part of the resistance? How were they formed? How did the fighters able to get their resources? How did the Polish resistance operate? With their resources that the Polish resisters had, how can one assess their accomplishments? Alongside the occasions of the movements that succeeded. Do we define the resisters as heroes? Miron Bialoszewski describes his reasoning in a Memoir of the Warsaw Uprising

The northern part of Poland was founded by Meiszko I in 966. The southern part of Poland was founded by Tribes. Casimir, I the Restorer reunited all of Poland and was Duke of Poland. In 1025 Poland established their first king to be Boleslaw the Brave. In 1386 to 1795 Poland and Lithuania formed The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. On July 15, 1410 the Battle of Grunwald began. It was against the Teutonic knights, Poland and Lithuania who formed an alliance to defeat the Teutonic Knights it was one of the greatest battles of the Middle Ages. The first partition of Poland was founded on August 5, 1772 controlled by the Austrians. On January 23, 1793 the second Partition of Poland was created and was given to Prussia. The third Partition of Poland

The polish workers in 1980 with constant support of Catholic Church an Polish People fought the then existing regime with non-armed means and formed ‘Solidarity’( the independent trade movement).The church and Pope played a major role in mobilising and inspiring people to join and continue the revolt non-violently. Usage of symbols, monuments and influential personalities was wide spread and was used as a counter-attack on censorship.

Although the Nazi was the national enemy for the Soviets and Poles, they were aiming for different post-war goals. Soviet was intended to establish a Communist Poland. Contrarily, the Poland’s underground administration and the army were loyal to the Polish Government-in-Exile in London. Tadeusz Bór-Komorowski, the military leader of the Warsaw uprising, took the order from the in-exile government and proclaimed, “to begin open battle against …the German invader.” The Polish authority retained plenty of influence in Warsaw. Stalin recognized the difficulty to control over the Poland as long as the main Polish lawful authority virtually remained. Besides, Soviet had no political leverage in intervening on behalf the Polish Home Army. In

The first problem is the uncertainty of the political stability within Poland. In October, there were political events that caused policymaking to stop. The team of political leaders that were engaged during the initial conversations are on their way out of the door