Militia Argumentative Essays Samples For Students

Introduction

The British emerged victorious at the battle of Camden southern theater of the American war. British army under the command of General Cornwallis sent American army 10km north of Camden. The British became strong by taking control of Carolinas and capturing Charleston. The send away of American army was extremely humiliating for Gates, as he was known as the best general. He commanded American army in defeating the Saratoga who had superiority of the Britons. After the battle, he did not command in the field. He used his political connection to avoid a court martial and avoid inquires. Despite the gains ...

A non-state actor can be defined as any entity that acts within the scope of international politics, but does not belong to a state structure. They do not have legal sovereignty over a specific group of people. The terrorist cell known as Hezbollah qualifies as a violent non-state actor; it is an independent militant group based in Lebanon whose goal is to free the borders of Palestine from the "Zionist entity" that is Israel (Saad-Gohrayeb, 2002). The Israel-Lebanese conflict as a whole involved a number of other nonstate actors, primarily terrorist and extremist militias such as the Amal, SSNP, LCP and PFLP-GC. These non-state ...

Al Qaeda and Terrorism

Just because is a tenet of just war. It states that, in the event a country, state or organization decides to engage in war, it must have reasons that represent a just basing. In essence, the county or organization must show that is acting in good faith with no malicious intentions at all. The factor that culminates to the final resort that facilitates war should have an adequate threshold to support its course and the actions that ensue. In the case with the al-Qaeda, the aforementioned observations have been noted. This is because was embodied in the actions of the individuals in ...

The ways in which people interpret the past are often colored by the ways in which they see their contemporary times. One of the more colorful phenomena of American politics in the early twenty-first century has been the emergence of the Tea Party, a group that appears to want to roll back the role of government in American affairs much like the American colonists wanted to roll back British influence in North America. When a group of colonists stormed Boston Harbor in the guise of Mohawk Indians, bent on throwing a load of British tea into the harbor in protest against a new ...

Introduction

People have guns for their own protection. The guns in private hands are mainly used for protection in their home states. The firearms are categorized into three; handguns, rifles, and shotguns. These firearms when in hands of people, who are not careful or those who lack adequate skills, will cause damage to the society. Many deaths have been reported all over the world due to inappropriate use of firearms. On the other hand, many have argued that, when confronted, they use the guns for self-defense.
Public shootings have also been on the rise and this has attracted many ...

It has always been the desire of independent nations to act as such: making their own decisions in accordance to their national interest and sovereignty. It is true that nationalism in this regard condones any form of external intervention and manipulation, especially if these actions can directly influence a nation’s political wellbeing. Such is the case between Cuba and the United States, whereby the history between these two nations during the past century is tainted with controversies concerning not only economic and military policies, but more so about displacing a duly-sworn leader who is deemed as perilous by ...

The following essay is a response paper to the book “Days of Rage” by Bryan Burrough. It mainly talks about the main concerns addressed by the author including the organized gangs in America during the 1970s in the wake of the Vietnam War. In this response, I have brought together various sources. These sources include print resources, such as the book itself and other hard-copy journals. Online resources used include website articles such as the wall street journal and the New York Times. These sources have given conclusively concluded reviews that helped in writing this particular response.
Bryan Burrough ...

Since time immemorial, the issue of Gun rights vs. Gun control has been a hotly debatable topic across the United States. The issue is divisive since it is faced with sensitive arguments between those advocating for gun rights and the supporters of gun control. The supporters of gun rights believe that the constitution guarantees the right to purchase a firearm as stated in the 2nd amendments. Contrariwise, the advocates of gun control believe that the private ownership of guns contributes to a high crime rate, and also, careless deaths occur as a result of gun rights. The debate becomes ...

WHY WAS JAMES II DEPOSED IN ENGLAND IN JANUARY 1689?

Why was James II deposed in England in January 1689?
Religion had played a key role in the development of many nations, and some have met immense criticism and opposition, especially in countries wherein ideology clashes with religious tradition and teachings. In Great Britain, new religions brought into the country had been met with reluctance and even severe opposition, such as Catholicism. Catholicism had met both support and opposition especially in the time of James II in the 17th century. However, while the monarch had embraced Catholicism, his subjects did not and opposed his desire to make Catholicism be ...

The Bacon’s rebellion refers to the uprising that occurred in 1676 in the colony of Virginia. The uprising was led by Nathaniel Bacon, a planter who was 29 years of age. The rebellion was a retaliatory attack in response to conflicts arising from frontier Indian policies between the colonial government and the settlers. Virginia Governor, Berkeley, had a policy to divide the Indians. He maintained good relations with the friendly groups of Indians because they provided a valuable trade in deerskin. However, the settlers on the frontiers made no distinctions and killed all the Indians as a result of escalating tensions and minor ...

Introduction

It goes without saying that life without peace and tranquility is of no relevance. The very purpose of living is defeated if there is an absence of just, equitable, peaceful, and ethical existence of human minds or societies. One of the bitter examples is the brutal end of the Qaddafi rule in Libya. Undoubtedly, it makes good sense to assume that the military rule can not provide stability in the long term. It further teaches us a lesson that peaceful co-existence of people or countries depends on the mutual accommodation, understanding, fundamental liberty, respect, and honor of one another’s ...