Although wars are horrible events and can result in a lot of suffering, there are some good things that can come from war. Specifically, wars tend to end conflicts and restore peace between nations. Additionally, they foster national patriotism, and cause people to work together to support the war effort.
That depends on what type of war it is and what the goals are. There is no standard or perfect answer to this question.
The quote "there is no such thing as a good war" originated from US President Benjamin Franklin.
It affect the Commonwealth of the Philippines by the Japanese Era. The Japanese bring the World War II to the U.S, they bombed the Pearl Harbor which is the U.S property. They bring the war to the U.S, the war affect us because we are property and part of the U.S that time.
It can be In Self Defence It can be to Prevent Evil It can be to bring good If the people initiating war believe it has a religious cause, then that. Unsellfish reasons.
The perception of WWII as a "good war" may be mostly an American one. The US was very clearly attacked by Japan at Pearl Harbor, and Germany and Italy declared war on the US a few days after. The US, thus, did not start the war, and had not sought the conflict. The American public was almost universally completely behind the war effort. Everyone felt very patriotic, and everyone was willing to make whatever sacrifice might be necessary to bring victory closer. Men volunteered in huge numbers. After a year or two potential volunteers were sent home and told to wait for their draft notice, so manpower could be mobilized in an orderly fashion. Most men went to war willingly, understanding that before they could pick up their civilian lives, the war was something that had to be finished. The enemies the US was fighting were so clearly brutal, cruel and inhuman that there could be no doubt that the US was on the right side, and that the cause of the US was the cause of humanity everywhere. When these enemies were defeated the US could feel very pleased, and were the recipients of gratitude of freed peoples around the globe. The defeat of the fascists and militarists seemed the beginning of a new era of great promise for little people everywhere. Very little of this can be said for any war the US has engaged in since. The description of WWII as "The Good War" is taken from a book by that name by Studs Terkel, which is a collection or oral histories of people who lived through the war. This book had its genesis late in the Vietnam years, which was emphatically NOT a good war.
US and Uk Allied good guys
bring it on
Technology can bring to us both good and bad. The good technology can bring us is easier and quicker contacting ability, plus more access to thing that have never been reachable to us before. The bad technology will bring us is this (pay attentiob
The whole war was quote on quote "good" for the US. Although no war is good, it did bring the US out of the Great Depression. After the war, I assume everything turned back to the way they were in the roaring 20s. Nothing that bad happened until the Vietnam War.
He would end the war for the US, and, as the saying went back then, bring the "Boy's Home!" And he did!
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The US bought many weapons and food.
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Japan
copius amounts of murder
A desperate search by the US to bring the war to a close.