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Man's nature.
Look at your own neighborhood. That's why police departments/Sheriff departments/etc. were created...they are societies "soldiers" to defend citizens against the enemy (criminals).
Police/Sheriff protects individuals (citizen).
Military protects the whole group (nation).
What else can I help you with?
Why is the peer group so prevalent in your society?
why is the peer group so prevalent in society
Why do historians spend so much time studying World War 1?
Because it is interesting and world wars are very important in human history. Also because wars are the foundations for change and everyone should know at least a small amount of war history.
How have your attitudes changed about war?
When human nature changes, so will war.
What can you do with a master's degree in war studies?
I don't think there is a specific major in war studies, but you can major in history or something related to history. War and history are all linked, so I think that is why there is not a separate study for war studies.
If magic isn't real then why is it so prevalent throughout history?
as humans ,we have a need to know so what couldn't be explained was (in medieval times) explained by regarding it as magical But now we have science *sigh*
Were the hippies happy after the Vietnam war?
When the Vietnam War passed into history, so did the hippies.
What made Charles Young famous?
he was in a war and he died from the war so now hes in our history
Why is Anne Frank's diary important to history?
It describes the horror of WW2 through the eyes of a girl/human being, so people can empathize with the character, and look at the war in a more personal way.
Is human environment interaction been positive at any time in human history?
For us: yes, very much so. For the environment: not so much.
Why is that history of man is no less than the history of human wisdom?
Pardon me? 'History of man' as 'written history' or 'anthropological history?' 'History of human wisdom' as 'history of philosophy' or as some other form of preserving our ideas (The Vedas or Hammurabi's Code)? 'No less than' as 'completely contained within an understanding of' or as 'equivalent to.' Sorry to be pedantic, but human language is often so deliciously unclear!
Why is denial so prevalent?
That can't be true.
Why is the war in the pacific so important in Australian history?
Its because Australia is in the Pacific, so its important for them.
