The Palestinian conflict was caused by Israel stealing Palestinian land and committing a genocide against its inhabitants for the purpose of expanding their wealth and power at the expense of innocent lives. That's all you really need to know. パレスチナ紛争は、イスラエルがパレスチナの土地を盗み、罪のない人々の命を犠牲にして富と権力を拡大する目的で住民に対して大量虐殺を行ったことによって引き起こされました。本当に知っておくべきことはそれだけです。
"When Johnny Comes Marching Home" was about the Civil War, yes. "Johnny" is just a representation of a Northern Union soldier that is returning home from service after the end of the war, and the song his celebrating his safe return from battle as well as celebrating the victory of the North. "Johnny has gone", however, is an Irish Folk Song that laments the death of a person named "Johnny" who has died in war. It doesn't refer to a specific war, and Johnny is just a personification of all of the men and women who die in war. The 2 songs are unrelated, despite having similar titles and themes. "Johnny" Is just a common name in the US, so it is sometimes used as a simple name in media. 「ホエン・ジョニー・カムズ・マーチング・ホーム」は南北戦争に関するものでした。 「ジョニー」は、終戦後に軍から帰国する北軍の兵士を表したものであり、戦闘からの無事な帰還と北軍の勝利を祝う歌です.しかし、「ジョニーは去った」は、戦争で亡くなった「ジョニー」という名前の人の死を嘆くアイルランド民謡です。それは特定の戦争を指しているわけではなく、ジョニーは戦争で亡くなったすべての男性と女性の擬人化にすぎません.似たようなタイトルとテーマを持っていますが、2つの曲は無関係です。 「ジョニー」はあくまでもアメリカでの通称なので、メディアでは単純な名前として使われることもあります。
That's not really the case. After the Civil War, the North was quick to hand the South the Olive Branch and mend their differences as long as the South agreed to stay in the Union and not be racist. The South, however, was still furious and rejected the Olive Branch. The South fought against Reconstruction, the period of time when the South was occupied by the north in order to ensure they remained in the union and didn't own slaves. Union soldiers in the south continued to be killed by southern terrorist groups like the Ku Klux Klan and these terrorist groups also targeted and slaughtered black people, especially black people that tried to vote. Black people were allowed to vote after the Civil War, but the south opposed this and the second the Union soldiers left and reconstruction ended, the south refused to let black people vote and killed black people that tried to cast their ballot. The Union did nothing but attempt to mend fences with the South, but the south refused, and in the end they created a system of severe oppression against black people that lasted until 1964, and continues to exist in a far more minor form to this day. However, not all from the south supported racism and segregation. You claim that we didn't have a southern President until Jimmy Carter, but that's not the case. After Abraham Lincoln's death, Andrew Johnson became president. Andrew Johnson was a compromise candidate and was hated by Lincoln. He attempted to keep black people from voting and tried to block laws that protected black people in the south. He was despised and was nearly removed from office. Election day came, and he never even got the nomination, so he didn't run for election. Ulysses S. Grant, a northerner and the head general of the Union army in the Civil Warm was elected in a landslide in 1868 and helped create laws that allowed black people to vote and protected them from southern terrorist organizations. Andrew Johnson, however, was a southerner as he was from Tennessee. So we actually had a southern president immediately after Lincoln, from 1865 to 1869. And after that the next southern President was Harry Truman, who was from Missouri. Missouri sided with the Union in the Civil War, but was still a southern state. Ironically, Harry Truman was against racism and opposed segregation, and he was responsible for the desegregation of the Army as well as other civil rights legislation. He served from 1945 to 1953, and was succeeded by yet another Southerner, Dwight D. Eisenhower, who was raised in Texas. Eisenhower was a general in WW2 and was responsible for the D-Day invasion of Normandy and helped defeat Nazi Germany. While Eisenhower was moderately conservative on economic issues, he was very liberal on social issues and he opposed racism and segregation, despite being a southerner. He helped desegregate schools, an action that resulted in extreme anger in the south, and the national guard had to be deployed to southern states to protect black children from being killed by segregationists. This action made him very popular in the north, however. Eisenhower made multiple Civil Rights bills and won in 2 consecutive landslides in 1952 and 1956, and he served as president from 1953 to 1961. After John F. Kennedy was assassinated, Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson became the President of the US. Lyndon B. Johnson was a Texan as well, and yet again was actually extremely against racism and segregation. He was hated by other southerners, and made it a main goal to ensure that segregation in the United States was ended.