Antigone Case Study
The motherly wisdom that echoes in children’s mind that effort is more important than the result actually stems from the battlefields of our fathers and the labor of deceased scholars who have unraveled theories. The inventions are the advent of technology that we take for granted nowadays was an unattainable dream for those in the past that shed sweat and blood. iPods and airplanes were only impossible ‘objectives’ back then; rarely any historical hero revolutionized the world with a single effort as their work was passed onto their descendants. The Wright Brothers and Thomas Edison are living proof that objectives are never achieved until the wishes of those in the past are fulfilled by future generations. When the ambition of shogun Hideyoshi had engulfed the Korean peninsula in the 16th century, the country of Joseon was eaten alive by fear. It was obvious that Japan’s accumulating victories would lead to imminent conquest until they met their match in the intimidating ‘turtle ship’, which proved to be the shatterpoint in the war. Originally
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The authoritative organization was derived from the League of Nations; such an idea was considered unthinkable during war as countries fought for their own safety and interests. Despite the fact that the U.S and others joined the cause of unity, many predicted that the LOG would led to its own demise as radical ideas within the organization clashed often. The norms of many did not prove them wrong as the League of Nations collapsed on the brink of World War 2. However, an inspired Franklin Roosevelt reignited the dream for unification and peace; soon thereafter the allies would bring about the birth of the United Nations, which greatly contributed to the victory against Imperial Japan and the Nazis. To this day, the United Nations stands as the beacon of peace and
The authoritative organization was derived from the League of Nations; such an idea was considered unthinkable during war as countries fought for their own safety and interests. Despite the fact that the U.S and others joined the cause of unity, many predicted that the LOG would led to its own demise as radical ideas within the organization clashed often. The norms of many did not prove them wrong as the League of Nations collapsed on the brink of World War 2. However, an inspired Franklin Roosevelt reignited the dream for unification and peace; soon thereafter the allies would bring about the birth of the United Nations, which greatly contributed to the victory against Imperial Japan and the Nazis. To this day, the United Nations stands as the beacon of peace and