So, how did the war start? Spartan leaders were afraid of the Athenians would use the naval forces of the Delian League to destroy their control over the Peloponnesian League. During this time, Athens was not like by many of the other city states. Though Spartans invaded the Athenian countryside and destroyed citizens' property, they continuously tired to negotiate a lasting peace term. Athens, upholding their pride, kept refusing.
It was like everyone wanted power. And we all know that everyone can’t be on top. Imperialism led to WW1 because their were fewer areas of the world left to colonize, so countries were competing for existing colonies, and seeking to expand their borders with neighboring nations. And when you compete for land or anything their will only be one victor causing the loser to be mad. Lastly the “spark” of World War I is the assassination of Franz Ferdinand and his wife by the Serbian Black Hand terrorists in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914.
This means that even if it was his responsibility to deliver the order he would not have done so because, as it also states in Source 3, he is headstrong so he is self-willed, portraying that Nolan is to blame for the disaster of the Charge of the Light Brigade by refusing to follow orders. Source 2 implies that Lucan was to blame and not Nolan, however, the man who wrote the
* Get Serbians living in Bosnia, under Serbian rule. * Guards at Bosnian borders arranged to be Black Hands members so it was easier for other members to pass without arrest * Planned death of Archduke Franz Ferdinand Underlying Issues: * Austrians (had Bosnia under her rule) feared the Black Hands would start a rebellion * Suspected Serbian government was helping the rebels * Politicians in Austria advised Emperor Franz Joseph to declare war * Newspaper announced the ARCHDUKE’S Visit to Sarajevo, Bosnia * Foolish because: 1. Arrival was on the National Day of Serbian people - tensions against Austrians was bound to be high. 2. Gave exact date – Black Hands members planned the assassination of Austria’s next heir.... * 19 Year Old Black Hands leader – Gavrilo Princip trained 6 teenage students to use guns and bombs on the day of Archduke Ferdinand’s
An island is a contingent being and cannot be compared with the necessary being that is God as it isn’t a reasonable comparison. Anselm didn’t intend for a whole new argument to be formed out of this amendment, it was planned to just strengthen it, but it did stop Gaunilo in his tracks as no counter argument was provided for this. Why this occurred is unknown, maybe Gaunilo agreed with Anselm or maybe he just had no way to criticise it at the
This conveys that there is no convincing reason as to why people should be good because if there cultural says they should do something that is morally wrong, for example killing someone to use them as a sacrifice then in their eyes they are not doing anything wrong they are just following their culture and it doesn't convince them to be good. Absolutists would agree with this statement as they
Milgram’s conclusion really advocates King’s belief, because the surprising conclusion of obedience to authority is what King does not believe to be the way of social relations. In the period of segregation, no one was doing anything even though they knew it was wrong because the government was the authority. So King opposes obedience based on his
Additionally, a hero must be able to make decisions benefitting the majority and not just themselves. However, Odysseus is not a hero because he is cowardly, disloyal, and self-centered. One reason that makes Odysseus not a hero is his cowardly actions. A true hero is recognized for their fearlessness and bravery in times of trouble; however, when Odysseus visits the underworld his true emotions are exposed. Seemingly
He doesn’t know every little detail of everyone’s life, so how is he to know? What gives him the right to take God’s judgement seat and choose where everyone goes? That’s not the kind of image or message you want to send to someone who you’re trying to save. If the only reason they joined is because they were terrified out of their mind, then it was kind of pointless. They don’t really believe in it, they just did it to save their own skin.
Rather, he believed his truest identity would be found in differentiating himself from the common herd of humanity, which he saw as mediocre, morally lazy, and cowardly. He was an individualist; he held that each person’s responsibility is to follow the highest leadings of personal conscience. Ultimate moral authority emanates from individual judgment, and getting “out of its way” is one of the most important things a just government can do. Civil law and the power of the democratic majority are secondary to the higher moral law as it is discerned by the individual. In cases in which civil government conflicts with personal conscience, Thoreau advocates withdrawing all support from that government immediately, without waiting to