The significance of the battle at wounded knee was that it was the last conflict in the war between the US military troops and the Lakota Sioux Indians during the Indian Wars in the late 19th century. The battle was fought at Wounded Knee Creek in South Dakota in December of 1890 and around 300 people were massacred including women and children.
Answer: All processes and measures are in place to protect and value life.
Explanation:
- World War II showed all its destruction. The consequences were catastrophic. Millions of people killed, the creation of all forms of hatred and intolerance, genocide, destroyed infrastructure are some of the results of the most devastating conflict in human history. With the end of the war, international politics changed course and tried to point out the meaninglessness of the war. To this end, specific measures have been taken to protect life, and all the meaninglessness of war has been accentuated. Thus the Declaration of human rights was made in 1948. This document was adopted through joint action at the international level. The Declaration strictly forbids slavery, torture, discrimination, and puts at the forefront the right to liberty, thought, life, protection of privacy, and several measures taken to protect humanity.
- An international organization of the United Nations was created for the same purpose. This organization was formed immediately after the end of the 1945 war. It aims at maintaining global peace, enhancing social and economic development, and protecting the environment, as well as providing assistance to places where populations need help due to war and natural disasters.
- The Nuremberg process is an event in the German city of Nuremberg, where the Nazis were tried. Several of Hitler's high-ranking supporters were on the defendants' bench. Besides, the process aimed to determine the degree of responsibility of the defendants, the method also showed all the evil that Hitler "shone" in Europe. The process is the need to point out sin among humans and to make humanity aware of and resist this phenomenon. The trial was relatively short, and the evidence and testimony were incredibly poignant.
- All of these events are relatively successful. Unfortunately, the wars to this day have not ended. However, an organization such as the UN has repeatedly fulfilled its mission of helping the population. The Declaration of Human Rights lives on, at least in much of Europe, the united states and some other democracies in the world.
A. The man symbolizes Germany
B. Germany must pay total costs of WW1 (homes and factories destroyed, as well as military goods and pensions to the Allies), German military will be extremely limited and its navy turned over to the Allies
C. Forcing Germany to pay total costs of WW1 crippled the German economy, this made the Germans angry and resentful toward the "Triple Entente" and they felt the need to make the "Fatherland" great again as it was before WW1
In moving from military general in the field to commander in chief in the White House, Dwight Eisenhower's approach to war changed. As a five-star general in the US army, serving as Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Forces in Europe during World War II, his role had been to win battles on the ground. But as President of the United States during the Cold War, his goal was to prevent war from coming. He was most interested in deterring the other side from wanting to begin a war. He also faced reductions in resources allocated for national defense in the post-war days. So the most cost-efficient way to build up a strong deterrent to war was to build up America's nuclear arsenal. Keeping war from happening was preferred to fighting another horribly bloody war with conventional weapons.
