Friday, May 27, 2011

Relativity between the war and the media

The way media portrays war has changed throughout time. A perfect comparison of this would be the wars that are occuring in Afganhistan-Iraq and how the war in Vietnam was talked about it in the past. The media during that time would make things more than what they were. They would stretch the truth and exaggerate what had actually occured. The media at that time in the war was also very biased. They either opposed or agreed with what was happening.
The difference between the present and past, is that today the media will critize on the issues rather than exaaggerate the truth or try to be biased. They look at things from a politics perspective before making any comments on the situations that are occuring now. They are also now more secretive on what occurs, so that the same mistakes are not repeated.

Cuban Missile Crisis

_JohnFKennedy

Fidel Castro, has assumed power. This could be a great beginning .
January 1, 1959 5:45 PM

_JohnFKennedy

It's been a while, but progress has been made, Cuba has aligned themselves with the Sovient Union.
December 19,1960 3:23 PM

_JohnFKennedy
The bay of PIGS ! Today an attempt to trigger an anti- Castro rebellion.
April 17, 1961 2:54 PM

_JohnFKennedy
All good things always come to an end, could of been something good.

July 27, 1962 1:23 PM

_JohnFKennedy
Cuban's are not making great decisions, attempting to rebel against us.

July 28, 1962 4:43 PM

_JohnFKennedy
What shall we do now ?

August 3,1962 5:34 PM

_JohnFKennedy
We have a threat facing us at this point and time, but it would be taken care of.

August 10, 1962 12:34 AM

_JohnFKennedy
making negotations,would lead to a better result.

August 23, 1962 2:33 AM

_JohnFKennedy
The United States will advance to Cuba, the decision is now left up to Kruschev.

October 23,1962 9:56 PM

_JohnFKennedy
The deal has been made, we will stay out of cuba as long as the soviets remove their missiles.

October 28, 1962 4:12 PM

"Words I never said"

"How much money does it take to really make a full clip
9/11 building 7 did they really pull it
Uhh, And a bunch of other cover ups
Your childs future was the first to go with budget cuts"

words i never said- Lupee Fiasco

This song talks about all the current issues in the world including world on terror. In the quote I stated above, the song is talking about how he did not believe that the truth about what occured on 9/11 was told. He believed that there was things that the government did not want us to know, so they covered it up with other explanations that many people believed. They are similiar to the songs about the vietnam era because it talks about situations that occuring and the artist view points on the situations.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Concept Guide Topic 9

Role Of Women During World War II

1. The women began to fill in the jobs that the men could not do because they were in war. They also were required to supply the needs for the men in the war. Man women were also nurses.

Cause and Effect of the Atomic Bomb

Cause
2a. They wanted to end the war, and they wanted Japan to surrender

Effect
2b. The radiation killed many people in Hiroshima. Also, created the after effects and there was lots of waste

US Foreign Policy

3. Before :Isolationism
During: the U.S. helped their allies
After: Marshall Plan

Effects of War on Europe

4. European cities were destroyed, Hitler came to power, many Jews were killed and many soldiers were killed

Effects of Pearl Harbor

5. Killed many people, U.S. then declared war on Japan and U.S. battleships were sunk.

Japanese Internment

6. The Japanese were then sent to camps, were considered a threat to Americans. They were then released after the war.

Neutrality Acts

7. There was no sale of weapons allowed, U.S. battleships could not be armed, and Americans could not travel on ships that were at war.

Purpose of Propoganda

8.Propoganda was used to convince countries to be on your side and make other ccountries look bad in every way and to convince people to certain things.


Rationing

9. They beegan to cut down on certain resources or goods that were not needed so that they would be able to use it for different more important needs.

Result of World War II

10. Many new things were invented during this time, many lives were lost, the atomic bomb had been put to use and we saw the effect of it and many new laws were established.

CasaBlanca Outline !

I. Setting

A. Casablanca, Morroco
B. World War II
II. Introduction
A. Rick Blaine
1. Rick's Café Américain - he owned the cafe
2. He is one of the main characters
B. Ilsa Lund
1. Rick's ex-lover
2.She is married to Victor Laszlo
C. Ugarte
1. Has letters of transit
2. Police catch him and he later dies
Victor Laszlo
1. Resistance leader
2. Escaped from the Nazi concentration camp


III. Rising Action
A. Ilsa arrives
1.She ends up seeing Sam
2.Rick comes to find out that Isla is married
3. Isla and Laszlo try to come up with a plan to leave to America

IV. Climax
A. Laszlo tries to get the letters from Rick.
B. The German officials try to sing their song, that is about their pride but
Laszlo and the others in the cafe begin to sing another song.
C. Make the cafe close down
D.Isla then threatens Rick with a Gun
E. Isla then tells Rick, that she is in love with him.

F. German officers force Rick to close down his cafe
G. Ilsa makes an attempt at getting the letters from Rick
Rick doesn't believe that she will shoot him because she loves him

V. Falling Action


A. Laszlo then gets arrested
B. They attempt to retrieve the letters of Transit.
C.Rick then convinces Renualt to let him go.

VI. Conclusion

A. Police try to arrest Laszlo, but Rick then threatened to shoot and they let Ilsa and Laszlo get away
B.Rick kills the lead officer
C. Then a officer arrives and Renault does not tell him what Rick had done.
D. The movie comes to an end and Renault and Rick end up becoming good friends.

Friday, March 11, 2011

World War 2 Timeline

Vintage !





This is an artifact from World War 2 this was Vintage US Army World War II Calvary Horse Saddle Bag. This bag was used for some garrison duties and short range combat or reconnaissance patrol. They are of course mounted to the McClellan saddle, which was the standard saddle for the United States Army from 1858 to 1943.