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Which cause of anxiety in the US after World War 2 prompted much of the invasion literature produced then?
The threat of communism - APEX
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What was the response by northern civilians to lee and invasion?
The response of northern civilians to Lee's invasion during the Civil War was marked by a mix of fear, anxiety, and resilience. Many were alarmed by the prospect of Confederate troops advancing into the North, prompting increased calls for enlistment and defense preparations. However, there was also a strong sense of determination among Northern civilians to support the Union cause, leading to rallies, fundraising efforts, and volunteerism to bolster the military. Overall, the invasion galvanized Northern resolve and intensified their commitment to the war effort.
Flashbacks are triggered by?
anxiety,stress
What is the Military term for mentally unfit?
It is exactly that..mentally unfit. It is also broken down into categories like bi-polar and schizophrenia would be in one, depression and anxiety would be in another. But they all fall under mental illness' that deem you mentally unfit for duty depending on severity.
What was life like for a British soldier in the 17th century?
There are too many wars: the cold at Valley Forge, the defense of Washington in 1812, the bitter defiance of Mexico, the brother against brother of the Civil War, the Barbary Coast, WWI, WWII, Haiti, the Boxer Rebellion, Korea, Vietnam, Bosnia, Iraq, and the clean but pressure keg environment of the Cold War. Life for the troops vary, are accepted, tolerated and dealt with. Men die, are maimed and wounded, captured and tortured and men who also served got the gear moved to the ports and harbors, shipped it across hostile waters and got the "beans. bullets and band-aids to the place they were needed. Boring, tedium, anxiety and terror, and repeat it over again, and again. Troops were rarely hungry, thirsty or out of ammo, ships and aircraft got the fuel they needed to do their jobs. Life for troops varied from war to war, season to season, generation to generation, but it always includes boredom, tedium, anxiety, terrorand hopefully relief after victory. There are too many wars: the cold at Valley Forge, the defense of Washington in 1812, the bitter defiance of Mexico, the brother against brother of the Civil War, the Barbary Coast, WWI, WWII, Haiti, the Boxer Rebellion, Korea, Vietnam, Bosnia, Iraq, and the clean but pressure keg environment of the Cold War. Life for the troops vary, are accepted, tolerated and dealt with. Men die, are maimed and wounded, captured and tortured and men who also served got the gear moved to the ports and harbors, shipped it across hostile waters and got the "beans. bullets and band-aids to the place they were needed. Boring, tedium, anxiety and terror, and repeat it over again, and again. Troops were rarely hungry, thirsty or out of ammo, ships and aircraft got the fuel they needed to do their jobs. Life for troops varied from war to war, season to season, generation to generation, but it always includes boredom, tedium, anxiety, terrorand hopefully relief after victory. There are too many wars: the cold at Valley Forge, the defense of Washington in 1812, the bitter defiance of Mexico, the brother against brother of the Civil War, the Barbary Coast, WWI, WWII, Haiti, the Boxer Rebellion, Korea, Vietnam, Bosnia, Iraq, and the clean but pressure keg environment of the Cold War. Life for the troops vary, are accepted, tolerated and dealt with. Men die, are maimed and wounded, captured and tortured and men who also served got the gear moved to the ports and harbors, shipped it across hostile waters and got the "beans. bullets and band-aids to the place they were needed. Boring, tedium, anxiety and terror, and repeat it over again, and again. Troops were rarely hungry, thirsty or out of ammo, ships and aircraft got the fuel they needed to do their jobs. Life for troops varied from war to war, season to season, generation to generation, but it always includes boredom, tedium, anxiety, terrorand hopefully relief after victory.
What were people worried about during the cold war?
During the Cold War, people were primarily worried about the constant threat of a nuclear war between the United States and the Soviet Union. The arms race and the development of increasingly advanced and destructive weapons created a pervasive sense of fear and anxiety among the general public around the world. There were also concerns about espionage, communist infiltration, and the potential spread of communism to other countries.
Why is invasion literature still relevant today?
it explores common fears and anxiety-APEX
Invasion literature written in the United States today often focuses on which common source of anxiety?
(Apex) Terrorism.
How is Invasion literature written in the US today often focuses on which common source of anxiety?
Invasion literature in the US today often focuses on anxiety related to terrorism and national security threats. This genre often explores themes of foreign attacks, espionage, and the vulnerability of the country to outside forces.
What modern cause of anxiety often appears in invasion literature written in the US today?
terrorism
What has the author John S Tanner written?
John S. Tanner has written: 'Anxiety in Eden' -- subject(s): Anxiety in literature, Sin in literature
What has the author Christine Kanz written?
Christine Kanz has written: 'Angst und Geschlechterdifferenzen' -- subject(s): Anxiety in literature, Sex differences in literature
What has the author Masha Belenky written?
Masha Belenky has written: 'The anxiety of dispossession' -- subject(s): French literature, Jealousy in literature, History and criticism, Jealousy
What produces most anxiety in humans?
a large portion of human anxiety is produced by anticipation of future events. Without a sense of personal continuity over time, people would not have the "raw materials" of anxiety.
Can literature of the modern and post modern period be used to support the claim that the twentieth century should be regarded as the age of anxiety?
Yes.
What has the author R A Shoaf written?
R. A. Shoaf has written: 'Chaucer's body' -- subject(s): Anxiety in literature, Blood, Body, Human, in literature, Christian pilgrims and pilgrimages in literature, Circulation, Diseases in literature, History, History and criticism, Knowledge, Literature and medicine, Medicine, Medieval Tales 'Simple rules' 'Milton, poet of duality' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation, Duality (Logic) in literature, History, Monism in literature, Semiotics and literature
What has the author Priscilla Wald written?
Priscilla Wald has written: 'Constituting Americans' -- subject(s): American literature, Anxiety in literature, Group identity, Group identity in literature, History, History and criticism, Narration (Rhetoric), National characteristics, American, in literature, Political aspects, Political aspects of Narration (Rhetoric), Political culture
Can head trauma cause bipolar disorder?
Extremely doubtful, unless the trauma produced anxiety or insecurity, which are bipolar triggers.
