美国战争小说阅读答案

⑴ 一部关于美国战争的小说

《蝴蝶效应之穿越甲午》又叫《崛起之华夏》，，这一部小说，，从甲午战争一直打到二战结束，，政治，经济，科技，文化，教育，军事都有涉及，，是一部很不错的小说，，

⑵ 战争与希特勒阅读答案

1.给画线字词注音：罪孽深重（zui nie shen zhong ） 面面相觑（ mian mian xiang qu） 诅咒（ zu zhou）2.概括小说的故事情节，想一想小说表现了什么主题？小说通过围绕战后荷兰人民对希特勒这个战争凶手的处置方法而展开的各种讨论及处置来表现战争受害国对于希特勒的痛恨之情，用比较时髦的话来概括主题的话就是：正义必胜。3. 导火索为什么要在鹿特丹点燃？经由德尔夫、海牙、雷登、哈尼……再到阿姆斯特丹？ 由于痛恨希特勒的人太多，为了满足大家的泄愤目的，有关部门采取了这种又能让所有人见证处死希特勒的这一伟大时刻，解决了因为人员过度集中而导致的拥挤以至于不能让所有人见证这一时刻的问题。4.人们为什么采取这一形式处死希特勒？答案同第三问，由于人太多，有关部门用比较长的导火线来让所有人见证这个伟大的时刻。5.最后那个老人为何说“让我们重来一遍！”？其中蕴含着什么感情？这样结尾有什么好处？ 老人作为一个战争受害者，仇大苦深以至于众人皆知，在希特勒即将被处死的时刻突然站出来熄灭了导火索，这以让人匪夷所思的表现理解吸引了读者，让读者有强烈的欲望继续读下去，然后老人说：让我们重来一遍。这一点睛之笔体现了战争受害国人民对罪犯的痛恶之深，同时作者达到了

⑶ 美国三大战争小说如题 谢谢了

在飞库有得下，不行给我追问，我上了电脑再传你，介绍多本《父辈的旗帜》，这本也很好看

⑷ 外国小小说三百篇 雪夜出诊阅读答案

文学类文本阅读
雪夜出诊
（美）比利·罗斯
夜，大雪飘飞。将近晚上九点的时候，医生正在家里看书，电话铃响了。
“请找凡艾克医生。”
“我就是。”医生回答。过了一会儿，凡艾克听到话筒里传来另一个人的声音：“我是兰福斯医院的黑顿医生。我们刚接到一个男孩，他的脑袋被子弹打中了，现在非常衰弱，也许活不长了。我们得马上给他动手术，可是你知道，我不是外科医生。”
“我这儿离格兰福斯90多公里，恐怕——”凡艾克犹豫了一下，“对了，你请过马萨医生没有？他就在你们镇上。”
“我们去过电话，他今天碰巧外出了。”黑顿答道，“那孩子伤情危重，他是自个儿玩弄火枪时不小心出事的。”
“哦！可怜的孩子。无论如何，我会尽快赶到你们医院。现在正下着雪，大概十二点我就可以赶到。”
“请慢，凡艾克医生。还有一点我得告诉你，孩子家很穷，我想他们不会给你多少报酬。”
“这没有什么。”凡艾克说完，挂上电话，几分钟后便驾着他分期付款买来的小汽车出发了。
崭新的小汽车在雪地里艰难地行驶。刚到郊外，车前突然窜出一个身穿黑大衣的男人，凡艾克急忙刹车。车未停稳，那男人已经敏捷地打开车门钻了进来。
“请你马上下车！”男人低声命令道，“我有枪。”
“我是医生，”凡艾克很镇静，“我现在要赶去抢救一个情况危急的——”
“别废话！”裹着破旧黑大衣的人粗鲁地打断他的话，“你赶快下去，别惹我生气。”
凡艾克被迫下了车，眼看着车子飞驶而去。他在雪地里站了好一会儿，愣愣地看到大雪把车轮印重新覆盖后，才猛地清醒过来，急忙到附近寻找人家。用了将近半个小时，他才在一户人家找到电话，联系了一辆出租车。
也不知过了多久，一辆出租车终于来到了。凡艾克立即钻进汽车，催促司机全速前进。
凌晨一点多，凡艾克到了格兰福斯医院。黑顿医生早在医院门口等着了，不过他的神情已经不是那么着急了。
“我已经想尽了办法，”凡艾克气喘吁吁，直搓着冰冷的双手，“可是有人在半路上截住了我，抢走了我的车。黑顿医生，孩子现在怎么样了？”
“谢谢你！凡艾克医生。我知道你已经竭尽全力了。”黑顿拍拍对方身上的雪花，“孩子一小时前死了。”
两位医生走到候诊室门口。凡艾克倏地惊呆了：门边的长凳上，坐着一个裹着破旧黑大衣的男人，头深深地埋在两只手掌中。听见有人来，他抬起头，目光呆滞。突然，他像发现了什么，死死盯着凡艾克。
“亨尼汉先生，”黑顿指着凡艾克，对那男人说，“他就是我请来的凡艾克医生。他本想赶来抢救孩子，可惜中途被歹徒抢走了汽车，所以迟到了。他已经尽了全力，可惜还是晚了。”
（选自《外国微型小说三百篇》）
16、黑顿医生在介绍孩子受伤的原因时说“他是自个儿玩弄火枪时不小心出事的”，请分析这一细节有何作用？（4分）
17、结合作品，请简要分析“凡艾克”这一人物形象。（5分）
18、小说的主题是什么，请结合全文分析。（6分）

参考答案：中小学作文阅读答案网整理
16、【参考答案】
这一细节说明这个孩子是个无人看护，或者父母不负责任、疏于管护的可怜小孩，（2分）为下文写黑衣男人劫车回家埋下伏笔（2分）。（意思对即可）
17、【参考答案】凡艾克是一个急人所难、不计报酬、有敬业精神的医生。①急人所难：接到电话得知情况危急时，马上承诺尽快赶到医院；新车被劫，顾不上报警，急召出租车，催促司机全速赶往医院；②不计报酬，有敬业精神：被告知没多少报酬时，尽管环境恶劣，天气严寒，依然千方百计赶往医院救治病人（意思对即可）
评分标准：答对及分析正确一个性格特点2分，2个4分，3个5分。
18、【参考答案】
①通过写凡艾克医生雪夜出诊抢救生命垂危的小孩，途中因黑衣人劫车耽误了抢救时间，最终惊觉黑衣人就是小孩的父亲，（2分）②颂扬凡艾克医生不计报酬、救死扶伤的良好医德和高尚品格，批判黑衣人的自私乃至犯罪的丑恶行径。（2分）③一个人以暴力或其他手段满足自己的私欲肯定得不到好的结果，即使是一时情急自私犯罪，也是不可宽恕的。（2分）（意思对即可）

⑸ 说几部美国特种部队战争、执行任务的小说，给分！！！

tom clancy的小说挺不错的，但不是写special force的，而且好像美国政府不承认delta部队的番号

⑹ 求一篇关于入侵美国或在美国打仗的战争小说

愤青。 美国建国以后 本土除了南北战争就没发生过战争

⑺ 关于墨西哥美国战争 要英文答案

The Mexican-American War between the United States and Mexico began with a Mexican attack on American troops along the southern border of Texas on Apr. 25, 1846. Fighting ended when U.S. Gen. Winfield Scott occupied Mexico City on Sept. 14, 1847; a few months later a peace treaty was signed (Feb. 2, 1848) at Guadalupe Hidalgo. In addition to recognizing the U.S. annexation of Texas defeated Mexico ceded California and , New Mexico (including all the present-day states of the Southwest) to the United States.

The Mexican-American War was the first major conflict driven by the idea of "Manifest Destiny"; the belief that America had a God-given right, or destiny, to expand the country's borders from 'sea to shining sea'. This belief would eventually cause a great deal of suffering for many Mexicans, Native Americans and United States citizens. Following the earlier Texas War of Independence from Mexico, tensions between the two largest independent nations on the North American continent grew as Texas eventually became a U.S. state. Disputes over the border lines sparked military confrontation, helped by the fact that President Polk eagerly sought a war in order to seize large tracts of land from Mexico.

As with all major events, historical interpretations concerning the causes of the Mexican War vary. Simply stated, a dictatorial Centralist government in Mexico began the war because of the U.S. annexation (1845) of Texas, which Mexico continued to claim despite the establishment of the independent republic of Texas 10 years before. Some historians have argued, however, that the United States provoked the war by annexing Texas and, more deliberately, by stationing an army at the mouth of the Rio Grande. Another, related, interpretation maintains that the administration of U.S. President James K. Polk forced Mexico to war in order to seize California and the Southwest. A minority believes the war arose simply out of Mexico's failure to pay claims for losses sustained by U.S. citizens ring the Mexican War of Independence.

The Mexican-American War was largely a conventional conflict fought by traditional armies consisting of infantry, cavalry and artillery using established European-style tactics. As American forces penetrated into the Mexican heartland, some of the defending forces resorted to guerrilla tactics to harass the invaders, but these irregular forces did not greatly influence the outcome of the war.

After the beginning of hostilities, the U.S. military embarked on a three-pronged strategy designed to seize control of northern Mexico and force an early peace. Two American armies moved south from Texas, while a third force under Colonel Stephen Kearny traveled west to Sante Fe, New Mexico and then to California. In a series of battles at Palo Alto and Resaca de Palma (near current-day Brownsville, Texas), the army of General Zachary Taylor defeated the Mexican forces and began to move south after inflicting over a thousand casualties. In July and August of 1846, the United States Navy seized Monterey and Los Angeles in California. In September, 1846, Taylor's army fought General Ampudia's forces for control of the northern Mexican city of Monterey in a bloody three-day battle. Following the capture of the city by the Americans, a temporary truce ensued which enabled both armies to recover from the exhausting Battle of Monterey. During this time, former President Santa Anna returned to Mexico from exile and raised and trained a new army of over 20,000 men to oppose the invaders. Despite the losses of huge tracts of land, and defeat in several major battles, the Mexican government refused to make peace. It became apparent to the Polk Administration that only a complete battlefield victory would end the war. Continued fighting in the dry deserts of northern Mexico convinced the United States that an overland expedition to capture of the enemy capital, Mexico City, would be hazardous and difficult. To this end, General Winfield Scott proposed what would become the largest amphibious landing in history, (at that time), and a campaign to seize the capital of Mexico.

CONSEQUENCES OF CONFLICT:

1. The United States acquired the northern half of Mexico. This area later became the U.S. states of California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah.

2. President Santa Anna lost power in Mexico following the war.

3. U.S. General Zachary "Old Rough and Ready" Taylor used his fame as a war hero to win the Presidency in 1848. A true irony is that President Polk, a Democrat, pushed for the war that led to Taylor, a Whig, winning the White House.

4. Relations between the United States and Mexico remained tense for many decades to come, with several military encounters along the border.

5. For the United States, this war provided a training-ground for the men who would lead the Northern and Southern armies in the upcoming American Civil War.

UNIQUE FACTS OR TRENDS:

1. This war featured the first major amphibious landing by U.S. forces in history.

2. The defeat of Mexico was the first time an enemy force occupied the capitol of the nation. The French would also occupy Mexico City in the 1860's.

3. Despite early popularity at home, the war was marked by the growth of a loud anti-war movement which included such noted Americans as Ralph Waldo Emerson, former president John Quincy Adams and Henry David Thoreau. The center of anti-war sentiment gravitated around New England, and was directly connected to the movement to abolish slavery. Texas became a slave state upon entry into the Union.

4. One interesting aspect of the war involves the fate of U.S. Army deserters of Irish origin who joined the Mexican Army as the Batallón San Patricio (Saint Patrick's Battalion). This group of Catholic Irish immigrants rebelled at the abusive treatment by Protestant, American-born officers and at the treatment of the Catholic Mexican population by the U.S. Army. At this time in American history, Catholics were an ill-treated minority, and the Irish were an unwanted ethnic group in the United States. In September, 1847, the U.S. Army hanged sixteen surviving members of the San Patricios as traitors. To this day, they are considered heroes in Mexico.

5. In Mexico, a special day is remembered to celebrate the bravery of the teenaged military cadets at the military academy at Chapultepec Castle, which was attacked by Scott's army on September 13, 1847. "Dia de Los Niños Heroes de Chapultepec" ("day of the boy heroes of Chapultepec), is commemorated every year on the anniversary of the battle.

Ordered to retreat by their Commandant, these young cadets joined the fight- the boy heroes who are honored every year are the four teenaged cadets (Francisco Marquez, the youngest, was thirteen years old!) and their lieutenant squadron leader, Juan de la Barrera, (the oldest, age 20), who lost their lives in that battle.

As late as 1880, the "Republican Campaign Textbook" by the Republican Congressional Committee described the war as "Feculent, reeking Corruption" and "one of the darkest scenes in our history - a war forced upon our and the Mexican people by the high-handed usurpations of Pres't Polk in pursuit of territorial aggrandizement of the slave oligarchy".

这是从不同的资源总结的，详细的战争背景及描述你可以参阅维基，希望对你有帮助。