The Enki Massacre In a far away land on a beautiful sunny day, everyone on Enki Island was along the beach line basking in the sun and swimming in the ocean enjoying the beautiful day. It was the most perfect day they’ve had in years. Nothing bad was bound to happen. The birds were singing, the waves were a perfect height for surfing, and even the ice cream truck was open to the island that day. It couldn’t have been anymore perfect. Until, all of a sudden, Enki made her appearance. She was in the water, coming from the bottom of the sea floor to make herself known again. Everyone who ever lived on this island thought it was a myth to keep the children from swimming too far out into the ocean. Enki had a very short tail, a long neck, a hard shell on her back, and a very strong mouth. Not to mention that she was the size of a t-rex dinosaur. Enki was a giant turtle. A giant evil turtle to be more accurate. She was roaring impossibly loud and all of the townspeople covered their ears with the palms of their hands and watched in shock at the dinosaur-like monster standing on two feet in the shoreline. Everyone started fleeting from the beach into their cars to race to the other side of the island, away from the monster. But they were too slow and Enki started to rage at the people for …show more content…
trying to run away. So, Enki roamed her giant paws over to the runaways, picked them up, and put them on her back so they couldn’t run away. They were stuck on her back until she let them down. There was no escape. But the townspeople were determined to stop Enki before she destroyed the entire island. The villagers started to bang on Enki’s shell, but Enki couldn’t feel it because of her hard protective shell. Then, they tried to poke at her eyes, but that just made her even more angry and roar even louder than the first time. But then, one civilian found a small handle that seems to open a trapdoor. But it was locked. That’s odd. Why was there a door on a giant turtle monsters shell and how were they going to open it? The villagers started to brainstorm while Enki was ravaging through the town in search of food. Then, it came to one villager. They could pick the lock with something sharp. No one had a knife or a lock picking kit. But they did have a bobby pin. So, one of the villagers snatchd a bobby pin out of her messy bun in her hair and bent it to create a makeshift lockpick. Everyone was struggling to stay on Enki because she was so loud and moving side-to-side very harshly. But the villager with the makeshift lockpick managed to stick it in the keyhole and jiggle it back and forth. It took a few jerks, but it gave way and clicked open. Inside the trapdoor hidden in Enki’s shell was a motor. This wasn’t a real monster. No, this was man-made. But who was controlling it? But they don’t need to worry about that just yet. First, they need to power this device down. The townspeople all gathered around the trapdoor to hold on because Enki was getting more rageful by the minute. Everyone started poking and messing with the gears trying to get the motor to malfunction. They started shoving anything they could find into the gears including shirts, jackets, beach bags, and almost anything they could get their hands on at the moment to clog up the gears. Eventually, they were able to stop the gears with with the items and Enki slowly came to a stop and fell over on her side and all the people dropped to the ground and landed safely. Now, they had to go and destroy the person who caused this massacre and they knew exactly who did this.
Doctor Neutron, the mad scientist of the island. He was extremely old and he’s been on this island since anyone can even remember and everyone started heading over to his lab. The townspeople entered the lab very quietly and saw Doctor Neutron sitting quietly at his desk mixing chemicals. The people snuck up behind him and captured him in their arms. They ended up locking him in his own jail cell he had in his lab and to this day, he is alone on the island in that sae jail cell 203 years later. He can never die and nothing can ever hurt him. But he can’t cause anymore
disasters.
The United States government initially celebrated the Battle at Wounded Knee as the final conflict between Native Americans and the United States military - after which the western frontier was considered safe for the incoming settlers. Over 20 medals were awarded to the soldiers for their valor on the battlefield. However, the understanding has changed regarding what actually took place at Wounded Knee on December 29, 1890. The Hollywood version of the Battle of Wounded Knee accurately presents the case that the Battle at Wounded Knee was actually a massacre of the Sioux - the culminating act of betrayal and aggression carried out by the United States military,
On March 5th, 1770 the colonists were going to protest against the British rule because they were being unfair to the colonists, with taxes being passed without the colonists’ approval. The proclamation of 1763 didn’t help stopping people from settling across the Appalachian mountains even though people fought for it. Also each house had to house and feed a soldier. Many other taxes on different items also caused colonists to be angry. Many started to protest one of these protests had the colonists in front of government building with weapons the British soldiers then fired killing five and injuring others. There was not a massacre on March 5, 1770 in Boston because there was not a massacre on March 5, 1770 in Boston because less than ten colonists
One of the darkest times in American history was the conflict with the natives. A “war” fought with lies and brute force, the eviction and genocide of Native Americans still remains one of the most controversial topics when the subject of morality comes up. Perhaps one of the most egregious events to come of this atrocity was the Sand Creek Massacre. On the morning of November 29th, 1864, under the command of Colonel John Chivington, 700 members of the Colorado Volunteer Cavalry raped, looted, and killed the members of a Cheyenne tribe (Brown 86-94). Hearing the story of Sand Creek, one of the most horrific acts in American History, begs the question: Who were the savages?
The Boston Massacre was one the most controversial massacre in American history that teased the coming of the American Revolution. People were taunting a British soldier who was standing “in front of the Boston Custom House” who got very frustrated to the point where he hit somebody. The soldier got overwhelmed by people who came after he hit one of them, called help from his fellow soldiers. When Captain Preston and his soldiers arrived at the scene, people were coming from everywhere, some were trying to fight them and some were just there to watch. Then, one of the soldier shot at the people and his fellow soldiers started shooting after, which killed five people. This what ended it up being called the Boston Massacre. Some might say that the murderer were the soldiers who shot the people, but the real murderer is
The columbine massacre the day where no one is safe in school or out of school. The columbine massacre is about two students named Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris both seniors 17 years old both two weeks before graduating they killed 12 students, one teacher, and 21 injured to their shooting on April 20, 1999. Both Dylan and Eric were some believe they were bullied by the sport teams in their school so they planned to kill the people who bullied them and other mostly anyone who gets in their way but that wasn’t really why the FBI he said that there target was everyone no one in pacify we will not get in to more details now. Dylan and Eric were both intelligent boys with solid parents and a good home and both had brothers younger than them. They played soccer, baseball, and both enjoyed to work on computers. Both boys were thinking on commit suicide on 1997 but instead started to plan a massacre in 1998 a year before it happened. Then the two boys had got into some trouble for breaking into a van on January 30, 1998 trying to steal some fuses and wires for bombs for them to make, but they got caught in trouble. So the court put them in a program called the juvenile diversion program, but even if they were there they were still planning the massacre and the court also put Eric in some angry management classes and people believe it worked but it didn’t he just did it to look like it work and both boys made it look like they were really sorry but they weren’t. Dylan and Eric both really hated everyone in their school and the court as well after they got caught breaking in to that van that’s when they really started to plan the massacre more and that’s when Harris started he’s journals no one really knows way but they didn’t hate a hand...
On March 5, 1770 a fight broke out in the streets of Boston, Massachusetts between a patriot mob and British soldiers. Citizens attacked a squad of soldiers by throwing snowballs, stones and sticks. British Army soldiers in turn killed five civilians and injured six others. The presence of British troops had been stationed in Boston, the capital of Province of Massachusetts Bay since 17681. The British existence was increasingly unwelcome. The British troops were sent to Boston in order to protect and support the crown-appointed colonial officials attempting to enforce unpopular Parliamentary legislation.
...ent help her to see that her old life is not as frightening as she once thought. Chihiro returns home a changed person who is better equipped to live in the ordinary world.
The Boston Massacre was a fundamental event at the beginning of the American Revolution. The massacre became part of anti-British propaganda for Boston activists and fed American fears of the English military in both the North and South. The Boston Massacre was the first “battle” in the Revolutionary War. Although it wasn’t until five years after the Boston Massacre that the Revolutionary War officially began, the Boston Massacre was a forecast of the violent storm to come.
When my family and I could feel the warm fine sand, the gentle cool breeze, witness the crystal clear aquamarine ocean and swaying palm trees, and smell the sweet fragrant scent of plumerias, we must have gone to heaven. The enchanting beauty of this Hawaiian island, Maui, gives us a sense of warmth, peace, and serenity. In search of paradise, we explore the infamous Road to Hana, snorkel with underwater marine life, and journey back in time to experience the true customs, traditional cuisine and the original song, music and dance of Hawaii at a luau.
Genocide is the deliberate killing of all or part of a racial, ethnic, or religious group. Genocide is carried out through ruthless acts of violence, and oppression. There have been many acts of genocide documented throughout history. In this essay I will focus on the Armenian genocide, specifically how it was carried out and how the Ottoman Empire rationalized their actions.
Throughout history, events are sparked by something, which causes emotions to rise and tensions to come to a breaking point. The Boston Massacre was no exception; America was feeling the pressure of the British and was ready to break away from the rule. However, this separation between these two parties would not come without bloodshed on both sides. The British did not feel the American had the right to separate them from under British rule, but the Americans were tired of their taxes and rules being placed upon them and wanted to succeed from their political tyrants. The Boston Massacre would be the vocal point in what would be recognized, as the Revolutionary War in American history and the first place lives would be lost for the cost of liberty. Even though the lives were lost that day, eight British soldiers were mendaciously accused of murder when it was clearly self-defense. People who are placed in a situation where their lives are threatened have the right to defend themselves. History does not have the right to accuse any one event those history may have considered the enemy guilty when they are fighting for their lives.
December 7, 1941 was marked as the day that will live in infamy, Pearl Harbor dramatically changed the course of the war and world history. Many things led to Pearl Harbor, such as Japan becoming an economic threat, the U.S Embargo on Japan and Japan's quest to grow their empire. Pearl Harbor was a traumatic day in American history which led to many deaths during and after the attack. 2,335 U.S. servicemen died in Pearl Harbor. Some of the effects of Pearl Harbor include the U.S going to war, the Manhattan project and internment camps. December 7, 1941 marks the day that the world was never the same.
It is very tempting as human beings to put blame on someone else. Especially during a time of tragedy. Besides the attack of 9/11, Pearl Harbor is one of the most surprising attacks the United States of America has ever faced. The attack on December seventh, 1941 is what brought America into World War Two. The nation proceeded to declare war on Japan. Then, because of the alliance between Germany and Japan, Germany declared war on the U.S. At the time, Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) was president. From the beginning of his presidency and the start of the war, he had wanted to get involved with the war. Historians have debated for many years who is at fault for the attack on Pearl Harbor and causing the deaths of two thousand Americans. He believed that without the United States aid, Russia and England would collapse, and the United States government had broken a diplomatic code and intercepted a message from Japan threatening war. Roosevelt missed many opportunities to prevent the bombing. This bomb attack brought our nation into war and caused the deaths of over a thousand American citizens.
The Rape of Nanking, also known as the Nanking Massacre was a six week period when mass numbers of Chinese men and woman were killed by the Japanese. Embarrassed by the lack of effort in the war with China in Shanghai, the Japanese looked for revenge and finally were able to win the battle. The Japanese moved toward the city of Nanjing also known as Nanking and invaded it for approximately six months. Even though the people of Nanjing outnumbered the 50,000 Japanese, they were not as masterful in warfare as their opponents. Chinese soldiers were forced to surrender to the Japanese and the massacre began in which around 300,000 people died and 20,000 women were raped. The Japanese leaders had different methods of killing that were instructed to the soldiers. However, the prisoners of this “City of Blood” soon found their liberation and their justice was served.
Zinn’s question was if the bloodshed and deceit were necessary in order for the human race to progress and one might argue that yes, to a certain extent. If the English did not colonize America, maybe America would not be what it is today. The Europeans came here with their tools and influence over the country. The colonist used the bloodshed in order to control the Native Americans, the Africans, and even their own people. They did not want them to rebel therefore, they devised systems in order to manipulate them. Even though they implemented this system the Native Americans and the Africans Indians rebelled against the Europeans. The Europeans would oppress the people, imprisoned and punish them in order to have control over the colonies