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I think it would have to be world war 2 because of all the lives that were lost
Definitely the War of the Worlds. The aliens really took a toll on every country. Poor, poor Tom Cruise...
As for the worst REAL war, define worst. If it were which one made the biggest difference for the worse, it could be the Spanish Inquisition. If it were the most deaths, WWII. If it was the worst way to die, possibly a war from the Middle Ages where you were more likely to bleed to death than from the actual attack. If by worst you mean the longest war, then the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would be the worst. All in all, I think that the answer may vary along with the definition of "Worst".
If by worst you mean the longest war, then the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would be the worst
Definitely the War of the Worlds. The aliens really took a toll on every country. Poor, poor Tom Cruise...
As for the worst REAL war, define worst. If it were which one made the biggest difference for the worse, it could be the Spanish Inquisition. If it were the most deaths, WWII. If it was the worst way to die, possibly a war from the Middle Ages where you were more likely to bleed to death than from the actual attack. If by worst you mean the longest war, then the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would be the worst. All in all, I think that the answer may vary along with the definition of "Worst".
If by worst you mean the longest war, then the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would be the worst
Surely the Hundred years war is the longest (technically 116 years). However I cannot find a definant start date of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. THough since the longest war od th 20th cenrury was the sudanese civil war at 55 years and counting I guess the Israeli-Palestinian conflict ins't that high up on the list of longest wars.
We still have a pretty large empire comparatively. Though most of them are commonwealths od some type.
Thge 100 years war is still technically a war even if it was broken up. ( stange that it was started because of a haircut). We didn't loose all our lands however. We kept Calais which was the most important place for us. Luckily in those days France wasn't the same thing as it is today so we could better defend ourselves by helping out Brittany to keept them on oursides, "divide and (not) rule" I suppose.
Thge 100 years war is still technically a war even if it was broken up. ( stange that it was started because of a haircut). We didn't loose all our lands however. We kept Calais which was the most important place for us. Luckily in those days France wasn't the same thing as it is today so we could better defend ourselves by helping out Brittany to keept them on oursides, "divide and (not) rule" I suppose.
I know, it is such a shame bcause England could have become so much more powerful. Unfortuneatly instead it lead to the Wars of the Roses; leaving us with a weak monarchy, Bastard Feaudalism (if that is starred out I will cry) and all kinds of other problems. It would be almost 50 years before Henry VII gained stability on the throne. Then again I think Richard III would have done it if it wasn't for the way he got into power (princes in the tower etc.). Edward IV did ok but had too many people wanting the throne to be succesful and relied on Richard ro much to run the North and eventually the whole country once he implemented his ideas (e.g. the kings chamber) nation wide.
The War of Roses was a waste of thirty years. England would not rise as a dominant world military power until the 1500-1600s when they displaced the Spanish and began conquering and establishing colonies. They enjoyed the 1700s and 1800s with huge power and dominion over the world, with the loss of the American Colonies. Then the twentieth century came and in only less than fifty years, they lost most of their empire, except for the British Isles of course.
I completly agree with you. Thanks for the discussion. Though I fear we didn't get much closer to getting the wosrst war.
I wonder what the first war was. Surely the invention of war could be said to hold a claim to being the worst. Not that you can really invent such a thing.
Humans are naturally, always are going to fight. Whether you believe in the Creation or the Big Bang or other religions, humans are always going to fight. Quarrels, disputes, claims, competitions, fights can lead to war. So no one invented war, humans are naturally like this. We are prone to conflict since we homo sapiens always are in disagreement. The worst war causes the most death, affects the most people and destroys the most of everything else. It leaves devastation that lasts a long time and cripples the economy of many countries. The worst war redraws the map and destroys races, countries and civilizations. A war is usually fought between two or more sides. Now can anyone suggest a war they think is the worst aside from WWII? There are many wars, ancient and modern so there is always something to say.
Any war that wasnt started for "defensive" purposes.
(I mean like as an example, the Turkish war of independence (check it out in Wiki if you dont know it) just had to be done. I "wouldnt be" here right now otherwise. (In fact, im being serious.))
WW1, WW2, any kind of inquisitions... All for ridiculous purposes. Millions of innocents died for no reason in such short amounts of time...
Worst war in history? -considers.
Perhaps world war two, not for the length, nor the amount of people killed, simply because even though hitlers thinking was pre-existant, he was so forward with it that i believe it made people think it was something new and provided a go ahead for his ideals, bringing them into not only wars, but everyday life.
Maybe that just makes sense in my head.
Worst war in history? -considers.
Perhaps world war two, not for the length, nor the amount of people killed, simply because even though hitlers thinking was pre-existant, he was so forward with it that i believe it made people think it was something new and provided a go ahead for his ideals, bringing them into not only wars, but everyday life.
Maybe that just makes sense in my head.
(I mean like as an example, the Turkish war of independence (check it out in Wiki if you dont know it) just had to be done. I "wouldnt be" here right now otherwise. (In fact, im being serious.))
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