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This 7 page paper takes a look at the Second World War. Articles from the World War II era are examined to see how the public reacted to the war. American papers are used for the original sources. The war is also discussed in general. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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America. Of course, in more recent years, there are additional stories of war, and these mostly concern fighting abroad. Many remember Vietnam, and the reaction of a public that went
against the conflict, but today, the public is also torn. Some believe that the war on terror is necessary, whereas others contend that it is something that is not called
for. Iraq, for many people, is a mistake. With all wars, there is a public reaction. War is serious business and opinions vary. A histiography is often helpful in understanding
what went on during the conflict. How did people react prior to the war? What were the choices prior to entry into war? World War II was a time of
dissention, despite the myth that contends WWII was a popular war. Many remember the satisfaction that erupted when the war was over and in retrospect, taking Hitler out was
a good thing, but at the time, there was controversy. This is understandable. After all, no one knows what will happen before a conflict begins. Further, it was a time
in history when different opinions would begin to emerge. In examining articles written during the time period, there was not a lot of support for joining the war. Although it
seemed as if the U.S. might become involved, the Americans were quite happy with Europe fighting its own battles. The United States had gotten involved in the First World War.
The people remembered what war was like because of its recency. At the same time there was a sense of unease between the period of the First and Second World
Wars. In fact, some theorists believe the second war was inevitable. The U.S. ended up fighting the first so it is not unreasonable to believe they would have to enter
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