Research Proposal - No Plagiarism

The Research Craft

Linwood D. Mason III

LIB/332

Instructor Gregory Salyer

June 26, 2017

The Research Craft

I am studying the causes of the World War I & and World War II because I want to find out whether it was pre-meditated and planned or it happened spontaneously so that my reader can better understand who were the key participants, whether all nations participated and to what extent. Similarly, my study seeks to find out whether the war impacted the entire world and at the same time come up with measures to prevent any other global war from happening again in the future.

The world experienced a bloodshed that left a large number of people dead, some displaced with massive destruction of property. However, people never learned a lesson from such deadly experience and even today, one century later, some countries nations still bay for other nations’ blood. Since WWI and WWII, the world has seen major developments in infrastructure and contemplating another war will be taking the whole world into the dark days which will see a massive destruction of the contemporary beauty of the earth.

The world has various strategies from powerful world nations with all what are needed to prevent any possible world war occurring again. If the key issues that led to the war are analyzed and addressed in addition to carefully managing the production of dangerous weapons and training of forces on the issues of the war, it would be possible to prevent such an occurrence as experienced a decade ago.

History will be an appropriate reference discipline to be reviewed in this research. The past historical warfare events shall be a vital element to determine significant issues that led the world to the dark days of the war in the early 19th century. Measures and mechanisms will be developed from the historical point of view.

References

Booth, W.C., Colomb, G.G., & Williams, J.M. (2008). The Craft of Research. (3rd Ed.) Chicago: The University of Chicago Press.