The library of weapons of mass destruction

Describes the background and context of North Korea's possibility of owning weapons of mass destruction.

Describes the background and context of America's homeland security using information from the three basic parts of the system: intelligence, law enforcement, and funding.

Describes the background and context of the hydrogen bomb and how the bomb came to be the Unites States' response to the Soviet Union's development of nuclear weapons.

Examines the ways in which the United States has protected itself from foreign missile attacks including the development of cruise missiles, antiballistic missiles, and the Patriot missile.

Describes the potential dangers of the Cold War and explains how the U.S. and the Soviet Union negotiated peace through arms reduction.