In both cases, airplanes were used by foreigners to attack vital points in the United States, resulting in the deaths of many people, Americans and other nationalities. One important distinction must be made, however. In the case of Pearl Harbor, a recognized world power, Japan did the attack. This caused the US to enter World War 11. At the World Trade Center, hijacked American commercial airliners were used to smash into two large office buildings in New York City. No nation took responsibility for the WTC tragedy.
basically none. there are countries trying to stop terror it's not like they're trying to take over the world like Hitler and Mussolini
Football and war have numerous similarities. McMuntry portrays comparisons between uniformity, violence, and obedience.
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They overlapped and sometimes were conflated with each other.
the war on terror
Hitler was a very powerful god, in fact god of war. Ares was a politician who had an awesome mustache.
the war on terror is between the United States and Iraq
They were both wars
it was very bad
There is no such thing as the Europe War. There were two main wars in Europe in the 19th Century: The First World War and the Second World War.
Little to none. The 1871 war created Germany. WWI was a power struggle between the Central Powers and the allies.
Both were fought between communist northerners and non-communist (free world) southerners.
Well one of the similarities was that Germany tried to take over Europe which was the same thing they tried to do in both world war 1 and world war 2.
The way in which that question was phrased was truly remarkable. Scholars have noted a remarkable number of similarities between World War I and World War II.
The Holocaust.
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The War on Terror does not have a defined deadline. It will end when terrorism is not longer being committed. Terror will never be allowed to go unpunished by free people of the World.
War causes terror, so how can war be a solution to terror?