Us involvement

responsibility to take military action against these powers. Also, Axis Powers threatened to take over Europe. America would be greatly harmed if the Axis had taken over Europe because the resources and allies that we had there would no longer exist! If the US didn't want to attack Japan they would look weak to the rest of the world and would risk being attacked again, by the Japanese or another hostile force. So, only looking at the good for America directly, it is obvious that war was necessary. We shouldn’t

hesitation of being involved with war. The film shows the progression of US involvement in the war through the decisions and the interactions between Rambo, Trautma and the Mujahedeen, which leads the audience to questions about the benefits or lack of benefits of US involvement. In the beginning of the film, Rambo did not want to get involved in the Soviet-Afghan war even though he was asked to so, which symbolizes the lack of US involvement in the beginning stages of the war. While trying to persuade Rambo

involved in Vietnam is debatable and controversial. The Johnson administration believed it was critical to suppress the spread of communism and it was vital to prevent South Vietnam from coming under North Vietnamese rule (Tucker). Those opposing US involvement believe that the war posed no direct threat to the U.S. and caused great debts, casualties, and social dismay. The war was protested in America and abroad. Steps to winning the war would have been to destroy the Ho Chi Minh trail, which was vital

America's Involvement in the Vietnam War Vietnam is a time in American history that most of us would like to forget, but really, we must learn from it. Vietnam is a time where we didn't look at the whole picture, it was 'perceived through the lens of Cold War politics.' (MP:420) With the new ?domino theory,? Americans feared for their safety and the safety of the 'free world.' If they didn't step in, they would inevitably lose the world to communism. Many Americans believed

The US has always been a democracy country and a role model for other countries who view the US as a great country.In order to keep that reputation up US should not have intervention with foreign conflicts.President Donald Trump authorized an airstrike of an airfield in Syria. The purpose of this strike was, in part, to punish the Assad regime for using chemical weapons against its own people, and is the latest example of the US getting involved in a foreign conflict.This can lead to another war

There were many factors that led to the U.S government deciding to escalate America's involvement in Vietnam however, the most significant factor was their widely-known involvement in the Cold War. With both the USA and the USSR intending to ‘share’ their ideologies with the world after WII, a state of political and military tension formed, which in turn created a Cold War and “From Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic, an iron curtain [had] descended across the Continent.” as said by

the side of the Iraqis and supported their leader Saddam Hussein. However there have been major skepticism towards the involvement of the U.S in the war. Some feel the U.S got involved because It needed to give military aid to Iraq because there were in need of it while other feel otherwise that their involvement was only for their selfish purposes. The United State involvement in the wasn't justified because they

War and watched in wonder as their country proved its place as the world superpower. Ironically, manned landings suddenly seemed to end about the same time that the United States ended its involvement in the war. In fact, the ending of the war was not "sudden", and was in no way related to the end of US involvement in Vietnam. The war was one of several federal budget items with which NASA had to compete; NASA's budget peaked in 1966, and fell by 42.3% by 1972. (Dunbar) This was the reason the final

U.S. Involvement in Syria: an Argumentative Essay Breaking news! US strikes Syrian military airfield in first direct assault on Assad government (Vanden Brook paragraph 1.) Syria has been at war with itself for six years and dozens of countries are stepping in to “make a difference.” When Syria’s Civil War broke out in 2011, the U.S. aided the rebels with non lethal supplies but the assistance soon shifted to training, funding, and intelligence. The U.S. has a specific goal in Syria, to retain

position multiple times to guarantee its interests. US involvement in Iran-Iraq war is a typical example that demonstrates US ambitions of hegemony over control of the Mideast. Thus, Iran-Iraq War is not a war that indicates international harmony, but a contest of interests between great powers with a million causalities. Either in 1980s or today in twenty-first century, the controversy of US involvement in the Middle East never stops.