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Subject Search for: American Studies and History / World War II
36.16980 The Role of Bernard Baruch in the Atomic Energy Commission
This paper will analyze the role of Bernard Baruch in the Atomic Energy Commission, and seek to villify how he helped create limitations on the usage of this powerful energy source. By undertanding the political climate of the Cold War, we can learn how Baruch's political part in the commision helped to bring about an arms race. By his advisory position with Roosevelt, we can see a man with strong objectives on atomic energy policy.
Pages: 4
Bibliography: 5 source(s) listed
Filename: 16980 Baruch Atomic Commission.doc
Price: US$35.80
37.20246 The Gains Made by Women at Work in WWII
The massive undertaking that was WWII necessitated taking women into both the workforce and the military. Resistance in the U.S. was felt, but this was tempered by the slow but steady social progress women were already making. While the effects of women?s contribution to the country during the war would not cause dramatic social change upon the war?s conclusion, it would lay the groundwork for most of the gains to follow.
Pages: 4
Bibliography: 6 source(s) listed
Filename: 20246 WWII Women Rosie the Riveter.doc
Price: US$35.80
38.20707 Was Franklin Delano Roosevelt Responsible for the Attack on Pearl Harbor?
The trouble with history is that it is oftentimes difficult for one to objectively evaluate events. As humans, one is inclined to skew data to fit an end they believe to be true. One can never have exactly the same perspective of the persons involved in an event being analyzed. When one considers an event, one most often knows the outcome of the event which prevents distinct challenges to critical analysis and then has hindsight to cloud their vision of what happened and why.
