compassion of the james
One of the greatest blunders in the 20th century had to be the lack of compassion at the Treaty of Versailles following World War I. One of the main reasons why the Germans and the Austro-Hungarian Empire surrendered was due to Presidents Wilson’s 14 points. The 14 points talked about how the defeated nations should have self-determination and each colony to have its independence. He also opposed the extreme economic reparations on the Central Powers. The British and France insisted on making Germany pay. Germany now had to deal with rebuilding its destroyed nation as well as pay $33 billion in reparations. This caused the German economy to fail during the 1920’s and caused a great depression. The torrid economic times gave way to the rise of fascism. This led to the aggression of Germany once more and brought the world once again into war. If only the victors of World War I had a little more compassion towards the defeated nation, it could h
About 5 years ago, I wanted to play football for my high school team. I hated him for what he had done to me, but now he was showing compassion by trying to help me get better. He taught me a lot of thing and helped me become a better player and person. During the rest of the week, James and I were locked in battle. On the first day, I showed the coaches my speed, and my strength. If there was a sport, he was the best at it. It came as quite a shock that James came up to me as I was walking to the locker. When I arrived on the field the next day I was surprised none of the coaches came up to talk to me. I was always next to him during every test the coaches threw at us, but James was always one-step ahead. Because of him, I was fully prepared to take on the role. I was the best player on the field that day.
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