Various areas such as: the Holocaust, Cause of World War 2 can be quitecontroversialand people may have their views abut it.
Big and Bigger. Please ask answerable questions if you want a sensible answer.
It is almost impossible to answer such questions. No one is able to say what the world would be like if something had not happened. It is equally difficult with similar questions that ask what would be different had the outcome of something been different. Had Germany won the first or second world war for instance. Many fictional authors create speculative stories on such premises. But that is all they are, speculation.
Please ask one question at a time. Both of these questions have already been answered, so look up "When did World War I End?" and "How many people died in World War I?"
What year did it begin is a good question
When researching the atomic bomb during World War II, consider asking: What were the scientific and technological advancements that led to its development? How did the Manhattan Project influence wartime strategies and post-war politics? What were the ethical implications of using atomic weapons on civilian populations in Hiroshima and Nagasaki? Lastly, how did the bombings affect international relations and the onset of the Cold War?
No....why do you ask these questions..
Why do you ask such stupida$$ questions
Big and Bigger. Please ask answerable questions if you want a sensible answer.
It is almost impossible to answer such questions. No one is able to say what the world would be like if something had not happened. It is equally difficult with similar questions that ask what would be different had the outcome of something been different. Had Germany won the first or second world war for instance. Many fictional authors create speculative stories on such premises. But that is all they are, speculation.
Some good questions to ask would be:Which Middle Eastern War are you talking about?Why is there so much violence in the Middle East?What is the connection between Natural Resources and War?What is the connection between Religion and War?What have individual citizens done to prevent war? If they have not done much, why do they nothing?
Please ask one question at a time. Both of these questions have already been answered, so look up "When did World War I End?" and "How many people died in World War I?"
Heres a good one; What war were you fighting in?
If world war one had not happened then I don't think that world war two would have happened. Sometimes you have to ask yourself: What did it achieve? If you can't come up with an good answer then there was almost no point in the world war one. If world war one had not happened then there would probably not have been a world war two!
If I could ask Father Hidalgo a few questions, I would inquire about his motivations for initiating Mexico's War of Independence and what he envisioned for the nation's future. I would also ask how he navigated the complexities of leadership during a time of profound social and political upheaval. Additionally, I would be interested in his thoughts on the role of the Catholic Church in the revolution and its impact on his ideals for social justice.
Questions on the Revolutionary War include where the first battle and the last major battle took place in the Revolutionary War. What phrase describes the war and what role did George Washington and Thomas Jefferson play are questions to ask on the Revolutionary War.
Mostly the questions asked would be about how WW1 started and how long it has lasted. Also some questions have been asked about the trenches in WW1.
there WAS NO war so please don't ask these non educational questions