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Final Exam_ Grant Krause

Final Exam_ Grant Krause

Q Analyze and evaluate how World War I became “total” and least three different ways in which its “total” nature affected people on the battlefield and home front. How did the war affect imperialism and nationalism in the Middle East especially Egypt and Turkey?

Q Analyze and evaluate the origins and nature of the Cold War and the Vietnam War and their impact on American foreign policy and American society. How did Vietnam fit into American assumptions about the Cold War and were those assumptions valid?

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The notion of the total war has become an integral aspect of the war lexicon. It pertains to a war which happens to be unrestricted in its nature and scope in regard to the territory covered, weapons used, combatants involved, or goals pursued, especially in which the rules of the conflict are often openly disregarded. The Great War or the First World War was the result of an amalgamation of a number of factors which harped on the marriage of scientific progress with skilfully projected illusions of expansion and security. The Great war was premised on the dual ideas of science and superiority wherein scientific progress was evident in the nature of weapons deployed; the notion of superiority was manifested in the doctrine of looking at war as a mode of purifier which establishes the rule of the superior over the inferior ("Theme 9: The Great War", 2020).