While maybe making more laws and rules could have been more effective and less costly. Democracy and communism have a lot to do with building the Berlin wall. because The Berlin wall keeps everyone calm, settled debates, and it kept everyone out of harms' way. Some of the main ideas that came about during the Berlin Walls’ uproar was: the government, the peoples’ reactions/thoughts, the economy, and escape attempts. If you were back in the 1900’s in Germany would you join the party of Democracy or Communism?
The Berlin Wall was built on a starry night on August 13th, 1961. Therefore making a wall that was put into the ground, dug up and posted with barbed wire that contained both sides of Berlin, including the West and East Berlin.The wall …show more content…
To the West the wall is nothing more than a sign of oppression, but to the East, people have come to the conclusion that the wall is more than just a sign of oppression, but a barrier to western corruption The differences between western democrats and the eastern communists include the way people think Germany is run. The construction of the Berlin Wall is an important role of European politics because without government there would be no politics. European politics would show ideas of different systems of government, how they were managed and what people thought of them. At the end of WWII the United States and many other countries including: France, Great Britain, and the USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) came to the conclusion of a plan to occupy and govern Germany as known as unions.The Berlin Wall affected the people of Germany in ways that were both good and …show more content…
The building of the wall gave individuals in West Berlin more rights. President John F. Kennedy wrote a famous speech titled “ I Am a Berliner,” which promised to protect West Berlin's citizens against any aggression. Historians believe the Berlin Wall was built as a sort of “wingman” to build the relationship between the United States and the USSR. The wall also eliminated the possibility of Germany becoming more powerful. In addition of the building of the Berlin Wall was the concluded the Berlin crisis, which was when the European military had incidentally thought about the occupational state of Berlin and post- WWII Germany. Russian leader, Nikita Khrushchev had made threats to West Berlin. Immigration is very important and crucial these days, but what about back in the 1900’s after the Cold War happened? The Berlin Wall began as a simple fence, but very soon became a force to be reckoned with. The border guards that were placed up in a watchtower, were ordered to kill on sight. Landmines, booby traps, and the “death strip” lined the wall, and prevented people from leaving. As well there were people that were contemplating scaling the wall, or tunneling under it to escape. Another idea arose when hot air balloons were invented in 1783, they would use the hot air balloon to fly over the wall. More than 100 people would try to move from one end of Germany to the
The Berlin Wall was built on a starry night on August 13th, 1961. Therefore making a wall that was put into the ground, dug up and posted with barbed wire that contained both sides of Berlin, including the West and East Berlin.The wall …show more content…
To the West the wall is nothing more than a sign of oppression, but to the East, people have come to the conclusion that the wall is more than just a sign of oppression, but a barrier to western corruption The differences between western democrats and the eastern communists include the way people think Germany is run. The construction of the Berlin Wall is an important role of European politics because without government there would be no politics. European politics would show ideas of different systems of government, how they were managed and what people thought of them. At the end of WWII the United States and many other countries including: France, Great Britain, and the USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) came to the conclusion of a plan to occupy and govern Germany as known as unions.The Berlin Wall affected the people of Germany in ways that were both good and …show more content…
The building of the wall gave individuals in West Berlin more rights. President John F. Kennedy wrote a famous speech titled “ I Am a Berliner,” which promised to protect West Berlin's citizens against any aggression. Historians believe the Berlin Wall was built as a sort of “wingman” to build the relationship between the United States and the USSR. The wall also eliminated the possibility of Germany becoming more powerful. In addition of the building of the Berlin Wall was the concluded the Berlin crisis, which was when the European military had incidentally thought about the occupational state of Berlin and post- WWII Germany. Russian leader, Nikita Khrushchev had made threats to West Berlin. Immigration is very important and crucial these days, but what about back in the 1900’s after the Cold War happened? The Berlin Wall began as a simple fence, but very soon became a force to be reckoned with. The border guards that were placed up in a watchtower, were ordered to kill on sight. Landmines, booby traps, and the “death strip” lined the wall, and prevented people from leaving. As well there were people that were contemplating scaling the wall, or tunneling under it to escape. Another idea arose when hot air balloons were invented in 1783, they would use the hot air balloon to fly over the wall. More than 100 people would try to move from one end of Germany to the