Nuclear Weaponry: The Never-ending Arms Race ABBY MILLER NOVEMBER 18, 2015.

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Nuclear Weaponry: The Never-ending Arms Race ABBY MILLER NOVEMBER 18, 2015

Main Concepts  Mutually Assured Destruction  Fear  Governmental Distrust

Pieces of Art  The Butter Battle Book  Dr. Seuss, 1984  ‘Land of Confusion’  Genesis, 1986  Watchmen  Alan Moore,  Dr. Strangelove  Stanley Kubrick, 1964

The Butter Battle Book

‘Land of Confusion’  ‘Oh Superman where are you now When everything's gone wrong somehow The men of steel, the men of power Are losing control by the hour.’

Watchmen

Dr. Strangelove  President Merkin Muffley: I will not go down in history as the greatest mass-murderer since Adolf Hitler. General "Buck" Turgidson: Perhaps it might be better, Mr. President, if you were more concerned with the American People than with your image in the history books.

Conclusion  Mutually Assured Destruction  Total annihilation  Fear  Population’s lack of control  Governmental Distrust  Government’s lack of control