World change

-50 (Lots of mistakes) The cold war was a equal stalemate between the U.S. Who was democracy and the Soviet Union who was communist that lasted 50 years. The cold war change the world in different ways like sending the first man into space and to the moon. Another way it made the world change is that it put the U.S. and Soviet into an undeclared arms race. It also made the citizens from both strong nations frightened of a nuclear war and wipe out the nations. The cold war forced unions outside

A big change during World War 1 is the advancement of weapons. Each country fighting worked towards having the best weapons. During this war: chemicals were used against each other along with the airplanes. The Germans “unleashed lethal chemical warfare by using poisonous gas-filled shells” (18) on their enemies, while this tactic only lasted on battle, before the other countries fighting caught on and started “issuing gas masks to soldiers and then the deployment of chemical shells” (18) began being

human desire for change and the will to fight for one’s future have led to revolutions of varying size and scope since the earliest of ancient times. The 20th century too saw revolutions of all kinds. And yet, of the many revolutions that marked the past century of human history, very few had such effects and such impact as the Chinese Communist Revolution of 1949, or the War for Liberation, as many Chinese know it. Truly, the revolution of 1949 has dramatically changed the world, both in an economic

World War II marked an incredible amount of changes in American society. World War II created the opportunity for many different types of technology to emerge (Black, 2013, p. 140). Once the War was over, these new technologies were subsequently assimilated into the daily lives of Americans. Thanks to the G.I. Bills, the soldiers returning from war were getting the proper aid they needed to smoothly rejoin society (Fearon, 1987, p. 287). These retuning soldiers were also given the opportunity to

Man Who Changed the World “It is not truth that matter, but victory” Adolf Hitler. Hitler was a man on a mission. Adolf Hitler was born in Austria but held an allegiance and loyalty to Germany because he was rejected from the Austrian army. He was a man desperate to belong to something because he was constantly rejected from things such as art school, and the austrian army. This need to be wanted made him become one the most notorious dictator ever. Adolf Hitler Changed the world today by joining the

Anne Frank was a creative and outgoing person. Her creativity changed the world. “Think of all the beauty still left around you and be happy,”Anne Frank once said. Anne Frank was born in one of the worst times, when Hitler became president. Then, Anne Frank had to move to Amsterdam, Holland, with lots of hardships in moving she managed to escape Frankfurt, Germany where she onced lived. Above all, Anne Frank wrote all of her personal experiences on her life and how it was interesting. Anne Frank

wondered what made Adolf Hitler, the notorious dictator, who he was? While studying, information arose about Adolf’s life, it is shown what his childhood was like, how he came power, and how his life ended. Adolf Hitler is someone who changed the world forever, this might not have been in a positive way, but the effects of what he did will forever rest in the dark side of our world's history. What was the impact of Hitler’s early life guided his decisions later? On April 20th, 1889, Adolf Hitler

In 1991 the Soviet Union collapsed into fifteen different countries. It changed the world geopolitical balance. Their fall ended the ownership of a superpowers with the resources of more than a ten countries. The collapse left Russia unable to own anything like the global influence that they had for many years. Before the Soviet Union collapsed representatives of eleven Soviet republics from Ukraine, the Russian Federation, Belarus, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Turkmenistan

from a powerless country into a superpower- at the cost of 20 million lives. Joseph Stalin was born Ioseb Vissarionovich Jugashivk, although he later took up the name Joseph Stalin in his mid 30's was born on December 18, 1878. (He later went on to change it to 1879.) He was born into poverty, and his father was an alcoholic who regularly beat and abused his son. Stalin was sent to a church school by his mother and was nearly top of his class. He was then found out to be reading Marxist ideology, and

Changed The World On August 6th, 1945, the Japanese woke up to their hometowns and country filled with flames and radioactive material. This event changed warfare as we know it, and will forever have an effect on the Japanese and American culture. These two bombs, Little Boy and Fat Man, killed thousands of people and in total, took a huge toll on the world then and today. First, the bombs had a huge effect on the Japanese people, the countries that surrounded Japan such as Korea, and World War Two