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Arts & Humanities > European History Countries involved in World War II: 1 of 17
World War 2 is often recalled as being a war between the Axis (Germany, Italy and Japan) and Allies (Britain, USA and USSR). While this is not necessarily inaccurate it can be misleading, for in truth a far larger number of countries were involved. By involved, I refer to countries that made a significant enough military cont... More..
Arts & Humanities > The World Wars The causes of World War II: 2 of 28
World War 2, 1939-1945, has a number of causes. Some historians argue that it was a mere continuation of the First World War, and that the causes of that war should be looked at also. However, the real answers can be found in the period 1918-1939. After the first war, the peace settlement of Versailles was drafted and in many... More..
Arts & Humanities > The World Wars The causes of World War I: 5 of 42
Arguably, World War 1 stands out as being one of the most brutal conflicts in history. The stalemate of trench warfare claiming millions of lives, in addition to other fronts in the east. "It will be over by Christmas!" was the somewhat naive statement made in 1914. Yet, why/how did such a war happen?The unification of German... More..
Arts & Humanities > 20th & 21st Century US History Remembering the war in Korea: 1 of 6
The Korean War, which lasted from 1950-1953, is often referred to as the 'forgotten war'. It is referred to as such because, although a major conflict, it is overshadowed by the World War that preceded it. In many respects, it was the first real conflict of the Cold War and had both the USSR and USA heavily involved along wit... More..
Arts & Humanities > European History Reflections on the causes of the US-USSR Cold War: 1 of 6
The Cold War, beginning in approx 1946 and ending in 1990, was the nuclear arms race between the USSR and USA. Equally, it was also a series of proxy wars fought between the Communist supporters and opponents. Much has been said of the causes of it.The USA believed in free enterprise. The USSR was Communist, and as such oppos... More..
Arts & Humanities > 20th & 21st Century US History The Pearl Harbor Attack: Did President Roosevelt Know in Advance?: 1 of 5
The bombing of Pearl Harbor on the 7 December 1941 was a day Roosevelt described as a 'Day of infamy'. Indeed, it is now remembered as such. However, historians have begun to differ on the matter, led by revisionist historians who claim that Roosevelt's government knew exactly what was to come prior to 7 December, but needed ... More..
Arts & Humanities > European History Causes of the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain: 1 of 5
Ultimately, the causes of the British Industrial Revolution can be put down to a number of factors. Ranging from the technological advancements, to resource available, geographical and economic reasons.Let us first look at the development of the steam engine. Sir Thomas Newcomen and Sir James Watt designed the first steam eng... More..
Arts & Humanities > 20th & 21st Century US History Causes of the Cold War: 3 of 14
The Cold War, the geopolitical tensions between the US and USSR, was a war rooted in tension, mistrust and ideology. Baruch said it, in a 1947 speech: "Let us not be deceived: we are today in the midst of a cold war." The causes of the Cold War are varied, and it is not possible to necessarily identify one single cause for th... More..
Arts & Humanities > The World Wars An analysis of World War II: The European theatre: 2 of 8
An analysis of World War 2 European TheaterThe outbreak of World War 2 in Europe was not met by great enthusiasm by either side. Unlike World War 1 there was no nationalistic euphoria, as the realities of that war were still felt by many. With Poland invaded, the British and French policy of appeasement was no longer viable a... More..
Arts & Humanities > Writing & Rating at Helium Tips for writing strong debate articles at Helium: 2 of 8
Helium debate articles are not that much different from more standard articles. So, there are a few tips worth considering for them. At any rate, the debate article needs to be clear. That is to say, fairly one sided. There is no option to abstain (aside from not voting), so your article should reflect your vote. It is ... More..