Education, the Most Powerful Weapon Essay

us that your voice is a powerful weapon.”Today, Malala has become a powerful symbol of the struggle so many kids face”(Lewis 9). Because she rebelled, she helped 40 girls in Pakistan go to school. She also won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014 (Movie Notes). This is important because it shows that people should always speak out because it could change a lot. In conclusion, Malala is a very powerful and influential person in today’s society. She helped kids get an education they never previously had

International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ican), they explain how “It would take less than 0.1% of the explosive yield of the current global nuclear arsenal to bring about devastating agricultural collapse and widespread famine.” This means that all the smoke and dust would make the global temperatures and rainfall drop. In addition, another article “7 Biggest Pros and Cons of Nuclear Weapons” by Green Garage, they explain that “testing of nuclear weapons also causes pollution and destruction

isn't it.  But that is exactly what some people want.  They want a ban on all firearms.  But that is not the solution, the solution is the education of every person that purchases a firearm and required trigger locks, and stricter compliance by judges to the sentences mandated for crimes involving firearms.                  The "most recent attempt at federal gun legislation was the Gun Control Act of 1968" (Goldwater 183) and has done little if anything to lower the number

Are young adults in college capable of carrying an armed weapon responsibly? This debate about whether guns should be allowed on college campuses or not is commonly discussed and a huge concern mainly because education is important, not only to the students but also to the parents who are college graduates, and the presence of guns could potentially affect the way education is taught and learned. With that being said, there are many different sides to this issue and some include: casualties and shooting

The Meiji Restoration had a great impact in Japan, which hasn’t always been the modernized country it is today. The Meiji Restoration, in 1853, was the start of Japan’s modernization. The Meiji Restoration was when American Commodore Perry forced Japan to trade with the outside world. At the time, Japan was far behind the rest of the world in military, government, and machines. Once they began trading, they turned from a feudal society into a constitutional one and acquired many new resources

United States of America but the whole world. After the Twin towers dropped the most powerful country was brought to its knees, by a force that would be later identified as the Taliban. Imagine if the terrorists who hijacked the planes would have had a chemical or biological weapon they used during the attack. It would have cause many more deaths. The ability for the enemy to get and use chemical, biological or weapons of mass destruction is a very real threat. Every day we need to be vigilant to

The article,”Malala the Powerful”, by Kristan Lewis, describes Malala a 15 year old girl who stood up to a terrorist group when she was threatened to death. Malala lived through one of the most tragic events of her life, getting shot by the Taliban. For many years the Taliban wanted to kill Malala. The Taliban ordered schools to close, girls not being able to sing or do any kind of music. In May of 2009, Malala, was identified and was put on the New York's Times documentary. She gave speeches and

The Value of My Education When I was a young girl growing up, I dreamed of changing the world. I was very eager to learn and I always wanted to be a leader. As i grew older and gained knowledge I gradually became more interested in technology and how it was utilized by society. Technology has become an essential part of our daily lives. For some people in the world, technology is what allows them to function. They are dependent on it’s reliability and the quality of its design to keep them alive

the free, and the brave. America and its opportunities. America’s gift to my generation are education, and our freedom to do what we want, say what we want, and to be whoever we want. The opportunity to have an education and to be successful. In some countries, the government can’t provide to give children an education. The reason why government can not provide this is because of the expense of education. People in other countries don’t have opportunities to get educated, and if they are not educated

2017 Nuclear Weapons: A Very Short Introduction Review The first use of nuclear weaponry in warfare occurred on the morning of August 6, 1945 when the United States dropped the atomic bomb known as “Little Boy” on Hiroshima, Japan. The result was devastating, demonstrating the true power of nuclear warfare. Since the incident, the world has been left fearing the possible calamity of another nuclear war. Joseph Siracusa’s Nuclear Weapons: A Very Short Introduction explains aspects of nuclear weaponry