The Mustard
Running to the trenches with 20/20 sight
Gun in hand locked and cocked all threw the night
Gun fire blazes up then suddenly comes to a halt
Up out of the trench unaware of the thought
That a hot smell could burn away your eye
German voices are heard yelling, Sterben!! "die"
Legs crumble under me, thinking of loved ones
Gasping for air an only getting blood by tons
I dont think you want to stand in the blind line
Your left on my left is how we find other mankind
Ration bag on the hip instead of a military issued gun
A white paped mask instead of eyes that see the sun
Body aching and cold darkness sends shivers of the end
Not knowing what your up against inside the gas within
Revenge is not the answer but revolution is key
I wish I could get to "see" the Nazi again who put that Mustard on me
Put on your mask on tight and always look twice
The Mustard is lurking waiting quietly like mice
Fascist Pie
Traders of Mother Russia stand in a line
Which seems impossible with backbones made of slime
So many traders gather under one trader coward,
Who soon comes falling down like one of the Twin Tower
So stand in line if you want your slice of Fascist pie
It will kill shortly after consumption but "o'well" so try
Solute your cook or supplier of madness (Hitler)
Unless you disagree with the "Kochbuch verrückt seitdem" (Cook Book Of Mad Since)
Eat your pie fast and stare gloriously at your Cheif
Stand ferm with your arm out and wave the flag in false victory
So what does this mean you ask if one has so many followers?
Lack of common since is what I say to the world we call ours
The people of civilization commonly disagree
To the thoughts of Hitler just like you and me
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Alliance System
1. Started by Bismarck
2.Bismarck tried to befriend Austria, Russia, Italy and Britain in order to isolate France.
3. Bismarck organized a system of alliances designed to maintain Germany's hegemony on the European continent.
4.After the Franco-Prussian War
5.France had been defeated by Germany in 1871
Trench Warfare
1. A form of war
2.Opposing armies have static lines of defense.
3. Arose when a revolution of firepower was going on.
4.No rise in communication or mobility.
5. During American Civil War, Western Front, WW1.
Total War
1. Military conflict
2. Nations mobilize all available resources in order to destroy another nation's ability to engage in war.
3. Middle to late 19th century.
4.
5.
Rationing
1. Controlled distribution of resources
2. Scarce goods or services.
3. Controls the size of the ration.
4. Rationing existed in many countries including the United Kingdom and the United States
5. Often instituted during wartime for civilians.
Propaganda
1. Often used to influence opinions
2. Particularly during the split between the Catholic Church and the Protestants.
3. Become more common in political contexts.
4. translated from the Latin gerundive as "things which must be disseminated",
5.
Treaty of Versailles
1. June 28, 1919
2. Peace Treaty
3. WW1
4. Betwwen the Allied Associated Powers and Germany
5. Exactly 5 years after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Fascism
1. Authoritarian political ideology
2. Ethnic, cultural, racial, and religious attributes
3. Benito Mussolini
4. Giovanni Gentile
5. Curzio Malaparte
Totalitarian
1. Some political scientists
2. Karl Popper
3. Hannah Arendt
4. Attempt to mobilize entire population
5. Carl Friedrich
Adolf Hitler
1. 04/20/1889-04/30/1945
2. German Politician
3. Became leader of National Socialist German Workers Party (The Nazi Party)
4. Upon the death of President Paul von Hindenburg Hitler declared himself Fuhrer (ruler).
5. Persued an aggressive foreign policy.
Holocaust
1. WW2
2. Final Solution of the Jewish Question
3. 9 to 11 million victims
4. Adolf Hitler
5. Concentration camps
D-Day
1. The best known D-Day is June 6, 1944
2. The Battle Of Normandy
3. Operation Overlord
4. General Dwight D Eisenhower
5. Origninal; D-Day was set to be on June 5, 1944
Nuremberg Trials
1. A series of trials for the prosecution of prominent members of the political, military and economic leadership Nazi Germany.
2. Held in Nuremberg, Germany
3. 1945 to 1949
4. Nuremburg Palace of Justice
5.British Prime Minister Winston Churchill had advocated a policy of summary execution with the Act of Attainder.
1. Started by Bismarck
2.Bismarck tried to befriend Austria, Russia, Italy and Britain in order to isolate France.
3. Bismarck organized a system of alliances designed to maintain Germany's hegemony on the European continent.
4.After the Franco-Prussian War
5.France had been defeated by Germany in 1871
Trench Warfare
1. A form of war
2.Opposing armies have static lines of defense.
3. Arose when a revolution of firepower was going on.
4.No rise in communication or mobility.
5. During American Civil War, Western Front, WW1.
Total War
1. Military conflict
2. Nations mobilize all available resources in order to destroy another nation's ability to engage in war.
3. Middle to late 19th century.
4.
5.
Rationing
1. Controlled distribution of resources
2. Scarce goods or services.
3. Controls the size of the ration.
4. Rationing existed in many countries including the United Kingdom and the United States
5. Often instituted during wartime for civilians.
Propaganda
1. Often used to influence opinions
2. Particularly during the split between the Catholic Church and the Protestants.
3. Become more common in political contexts.
4. translated from the Latin gerundive as "things which must be disseminated",
5.
Treaty of Versailles
1. June 28, 1919
2. Peace Treaty
3. WW1
4. Betwwen the Allied Associated Powers and Germany
5. Exactly 5 years after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Fascism
1. Authoritarian political ideology
2. Ethnic, cultural, racial, and religious attributes
3. Benito Mussolini
4. Giovanni Gentile
5. Curzio Malaparte
Totalitarian
1. Some political scientists
2. Karl Popper
3. Hannah Arendt
4. Attempt to mobilize entire population
5. Carl Friedrich
Adolf Hitler
1. 04/20/1889-04/30/1945
2. German Politician
3. Became leader of National Socialist German Workers Party (The Nazi Party)
4. Upon the death of President Paul von Hindenburg Hitler declared himself Fuhrer (ruler).
5. Persued an aggressive foreign policy.
Holocaust
1. WW2
2. Final Solution of the Jewish Question
3. 9 to 11 million victims
4. Adolf Hitler
5. Concentration camps
D-Day
1. The best known D-Day is June 6, 1944
2. The Battle Of Normandy
3. Operation Overlord
4. General Dwight D Eisenhower
5. Origninal; D-Day was set to be on June 5, 1944
Nuremberg Trials
1. A series of trials for the prosecution of prominent members of the political, military and economic leadership Nazi Germany.
2. Held in Nuremberg, Germany
3. 1945 to 1949
4. Nuremburg Palace of Justice
5.British Prime Minister Winston Churchill had advocated a policy of summary execution with the Act of Attainder.
War is necessary
I beleive that war is necessary because it give you another alternative to solving problems that cant be talked out over the conference table. War isn't all good, the bad effects of war are the drafts unecessary reasons of war like simple revenge. I think that war should only be extracted for a country wide reason or if terrorist attack the country for no reason in an act of war. War is also necesssary for self defense of alien inveders from another planet. War should be conducted in an isolatyed area were civilian casualties wont exist.
1. If Columbus had never discovered the part of Amaerica that he did we would probably be slighty influenced more by a country like France.
2. I think that if Abraham Lincoln didn't buy the Louisiana area from Napoleon we would have went to war with France because I think that Napoleon would have tried to take over North America, I also think we would have won the war.
3. I think that If the Industrial revolution would have never happened that the people of Europe would have expireinced a mass wipeout similar to the Black Plague.
4. If the African people had all fought back like the Ethiopian peole fought back their wouldn't have been that much of a slave trade going on.
5. If the reformation had never happened or sparked by Martin Luther we would still all be catholic and buying indulgences.
6. If the Americans had lost to Great Britian in the American Revolution we would still pay high taxes on tea and magazines.
7. If the Decloration of Independence was never written by Thomas Jefferson this country would be crazy or insane pandemonium.
8. If the slave trade never existed there wouldn't be many African American people in the America's
9. If transportation had never been invented past the wheel and wagon people would be more healthier from more manditory exercise.
10. If the Combution engine had never been invented the globel warming wouldn't be as serious as it is now.
2. I think that if Abraham Lincoln didn't buy the Louisiana area from Napoleon we would have went to war with France because I think that Napoleon would have tried to take over North America, I also think we would have won the war.
3. I think that If the Industrial revolution would have never happened that the people of Europe would have expireinced a mass wipeout similar to the Black Plague.
4. If the African people had all fought back like the Ethiopian peole fought back their wouldn't have been that much of a slave trade going on.
5. If the reformation had never happened or sparked by Martin Luther we would still all be catholic and buying indulgences.
6. If the Americans had lost to Great Britian in the American Revolution we would still pay high taxes on tea and magazines.
7. If the Decloration of Independence was never written by Thomas Jefferson this country would be crazy or insane pandemonium.
8. If the slave trade never existed there wouldn't be many African American people in the America's
9. If transportation had never been invented past the wheel and wagon people would be more healthier from more manditory exercise.
10. If the Combution engine had never been invented the globel warming wouldn't be as serious as it is now.
Monday, November 12, 2007
Unit #5 Descriptive Logs
Heliocentric Theory
1.Astronomy
2.Solar system
3.The word has come from the Greek (Helios = Sun and kentron = Center).
4.Opposed to geocentrism
5. Copernicus presented a fully predictive mathematical model of a heliocentric system
Galileo
1.02/15/1564 – 01/08/1642
2.Italian Physicist
3.Mathematician
4.Astronomer
5.Philosopher
Enlightenment
1.Intellectual movement
2.The acquisition of new wisdom or understanding enabling clarity of perception.
3.The Enlightenment is said to end around the year 1800 and the beginning of the Napoleonic Wars (1804–15)
4.
5.
Absolute Manarch
1.Rule by one person
2.King or Queen
3.Form of Govenrment
4.The monarch has the power to rule his or her land or country and its citizens freely, with no laws or legally organized direct opposition in force.
5.
Louis 14th
1.The Sun King
2.Took the throne on May 14, 1643
3.09/05/1638- 09/01/1715
4. King of France and of Navarre
5.
French Revolution
1.(1789–1799)
2.A period of political and social upheaval
3.France and Europe
4.Based on Enlightenment
5.These changes were accompanied by violent turmoil, including executions and repression during the Reign of Terror.
Napoleon Bonaparte
1.09/15/1769-05/05/1821
2.French military and political leader
3. Emperor of the French (Empereur des Français), King of Italy
4. Napoleonic Code
5.Born in Corsica and trained in mainland France as an artillery officer.
Industrial Revolution
1.Late 18th and early 19th centuries
2.Major changes in agriculture, manufacturing, and transportation
3.The development of all-metal machine tools in the first two decades of the 19th century
4.Spread throughout Western Europe and North America during the 19th century, eventually affecting most of the world.
5.It started with the mechanisation of the textile industries
Adam Smith
1.06/05/1723-07/17/1790
2.Scottish moral philosopher
3A major contributor to the modern perception of free market economics.
4."The Theory of Moral Sentiments" (1759)
5. "An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations" (1776)
Karl Marx
1.05/05/1818-03/14/1883
2.19th century philosopher, political economist, and revolutionary.
3.Most famous for his analysis of history
4.Marx believed that like all other socioeconomic systems, capitalism will be displaced by communism.
5.Called the father of communism
Imperialism
1.Forceful extension of a nation's authority by territorial conquest.
2.Imperialism is often autocratic
3.Found in the ancient histories of Rome, Greece.
4.Any instance of a greater power acting or being perceived to act at the expense of a lesser power.
5.not only describes colonial, territorial policies, but also describes economic dominance and influence.
Nationalism
1. Refers to a doctrine or political movement.
2.Usually defined in terms of ethnicity or culture.
3.Had an enormous influence on world history.
4.Nationalism is a form of universalism when it makes universal claims about how the world should be organized.
5.
1.Astronomy
2.Solar system
3.The word has come from the Greek (Helios = Sun and kentron = Center).
4.Opposed to geocentrism
5. Copernicus presented a fully predictive mathematical model of a heliocentric system
Galileo
1.02/15/1564 – 01/08/1642
2.Italian Physicist
3.Mathematician
4.Astronomer
5.Philosopher
Enlightenment
1.Intellectual movement
2.The acquisition of new wisdom or understanding enabling clarity of perception.
3.The Enlightenment is said to end around the year 1800 and the beginning of the Napoleonic Wars (1804–15)
4.
5.
Absolute Manarch
1.Rule by one person
2.King or Queen
3.Form of Govenrment
4.The monarch has the power to rule his or her land or country and its citizens freely, with no laws or legally organized direct opposition in force.
5.
Louis 14th
1.The Sun King
2.Took the throne on May 14, 1643
3.09/05/1638- 09/01/1715
4. King of France and of Navarre
5.
French Revolution
1.(1789–1799)
2.A period of political and social upheaval
3.France and Europe
4.Based on Enlightenment
5.These changes were accompanied by violent turmoil, including executions and repression during the Reign of Terror.
Napoleon Bonaparte
1.09/15/1769-05/05/1821
2.French military and political leader
3. Emperor of the French (Empereur des Français), King of Italy
4. Napoleonic Code
5.Born in Corsica and trained in mainland France as an artillery officer.
Industrial Revolution
1.Late 18th and early 19th centuries
2.Major changes in agriculture, manufacturing, and transportation
3.The development of all-metal machine tools in the first two decades of the 19th century
4.Spread throughout Western Europe and North America during the 19th century, eventually affecting most of the world.
5.It started with the mechanisation of the textile industries
Adam Smith
1.06/05/1723-07/17/1790
2.Scottish moral philosopher
3A major contributor to the modern perception of free market economics.
4."The Theory of Moral Sentiments" (1759)
5. "An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations" (1776)
Karl Marx
1.05/05/1818-03/14/1883
2.19th century philosopher, political economist, and revolutionary.
3.Most famous for his analysis of history
4.Marx believed that like all other socioeconomic systems, capitalism will be displaced by communism.
5.Called the father of communism
Imperialism
1.Forceful extension of a nation's authority by territorial conquest.
2.Imperialism is often autocratic
3.Found in the ancient histories of Rome, Greece.
4.Any instance of a greater power acting or being perceived to act at the expense of a lesser power.
5.not only describes colonial, territorial policies, but also describes economic dominance and influence.
Nationalism
1. Refers to a doctrine or political movement.
2.Usually defined in terms of ethnicity or culture.
3.Had an enormous influence on world history.
4.Nationalism is a form of universalism when it makes universal claims about how the world should be organized.
5.
A Changing Land
The European colonization has changed the New and Old world in many ways. It has brought many different flavors of culture to the land. The colonization and slave trade shook up the world's population in a sauce bowl and spilled some on the way. The slave trade is one of the biggest reasons for African Americans being in North and South America. It changed the European life for a short while because of the sudden wealth coming in from the slave trade and the explorations of explorers and the colonies they formed. The explorations changed and helped the diets of the New and Old World people. Disease wiped out the native population simply from the explorations, colonies, and trades between the New and Old World. As you can see the European colonization has changed the landscape and lives of people of the New and Old world in many ways.
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