The Policy of Civilization helped to fund missionary organizations to go into indian nations particularly in the south and teach indians how to be the normal, stereotypical white american of the time. This included teaching them how to eat, dress, pray, and live the life that white americans believed to be a civilized, normal life. […]
On millions of acres in Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, North Carolina, and Florida is where over 100,000 Natives American would call home in the early 1830s. Due to white settlers who wanted to harvest cotton where the Natives were settled, the federal government would soon force Native Americans to travel thousands of miles across the Mississippi […]
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Get startedThe Trail of Tears started in 1838 and ended around March in 1839. Over 100,000 Native Americans lived on millions of acres of land in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee. This land had been passed down for generations but by the end of the 1830’s, very few Native Americans remained. Because the natives […]
During the 1700s, came the birth of one of the greatest countries in this world, the United States. The process was no walkthrough and many of the scarring events that took place were necessary for the advancement of the independence movement by the colonists. One very important event that changed the fate of the country […]
The Acts of Boston For many the Boston Massacre is to be sought out as the first battle of the Revolutionary War. The life changing incident of history took place on March 5th 1770. The resulting factor came out to be five deaths of the colonist that was all done by the British. The British […]
Margaret Atwood tells the story of a handmaid called Offred living in the Republic of Gilead, a totalitarian and theocratic state that has replaced the United States of America, in her novel, The Handmaid’s Tale. In the theocratic Republic of Gilead, extreme conservative, religious ideology is followed a solution to societal problems. Doctors who performed […]
The Handmaid’s Tale Inequality is an occurring problem and Margaret Atwood is describing what she feels our country will turn into. Every time there is a step forward for equality to take two steps back. In Gilead, women’s obligation is obedience after transitioning from a time of extreme liberalism to radical religion. Women being […]
There are so many things happening in our world that it’s hard to keep up with everything that going on. One thing that not many know about are the earthquakes in Alaska. Lots of people are surprised to find out that Alaska has earthquakes. Though Alaska is actually pretty used to earthquakes. Alaska records an […]
My Dearest Mother, Devastation was stricken in all hearts of the San Franciscans, including myself . All of our buildings were in Pieces or in flames . Everyone got out of their buildings in work clothes, pajamas, anything they had on before this destruction occurred . Most people had not known what was going […]
A seismometer or seismoscope is an instrument that detects and measures the motions of the ground as a result of seismic waves gushing from an earthquake, volcanic eruption or powerful explosion. Today, there are thousands of such instruments dispersed in key places around the world that constantly keep watch, gather data and help seismologists better […]
Hyper segregation occurs when a race/ethnic group is highly segregated in multiple ways, no matter how segregation is conceptualized or measured. It is an explicit recognition of the fact that segregation by race is a complex phenomenon that is multidimensional in nature. First used in 1989 in an article by Massey and Denton about patterns […]
Segregation can be defined as the action of setting someone or something apart from other people. It can also be an enforced separation of different racial groups in a country, community, or establishment. This paper will allow one to see the ideas C. Vann Woodward shared on segregation, reconstruction, and the mixing of two races. […]
The Brown v. Board of Education had a big impact on many other cases and the movement of the civil war. This changed the life of every American forever. African American students were required to go to an all black school that was far away, rather than an all white school that is way closer. […]
Segregation on transportation was one injustice that blacks faced. Have you ever thought that Rosa Parks might not have been the first person to stand up for her and her community’s rights? Well, she was not. In fact, there were many unrecognized people who did what she did before her. These women not only stood […]
Each case presented with symptoms of Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) comes with its own set of circumstances. Not unlike any other diagnosis, each presenting individual will have issues that sets them apart from the others, thereby requiring clinicians to act not on memory of certain methods but the knowledge of resources they have available. For […]
When examining implications of the childhood diagnosis and pharmacological treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder(ADHD) in children, one is presented with an overwhelming amount of conflicting information. While the disorder has been studied at length both in the United States and worldwide, there exists a profound lack of consensus within the psychiatric community as to […]
Background/History of disease What is ADHD? It is a Neurodevelopmental disorder diagnosed mostly in children at the average age of seven. Boys are twice as likely to et diagnosed with ADHD than girls are. Therefore, adults can also show symptoms and be diagnosed as well. ADHD wasn’t recognized as a mental disorder until the American […]
In this article done by Dr. Fred Guerra and Dr. Michelle Brown ”Teacher Knowledge of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Among Middle School Students in South Texas” this study was conducted to examine exactly how much knowledge do teachers in South Texas middle schools have with students who present with ADHD. In specific they wanted to […]
6.4 million American children ages 4-17 have been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, (ADHD Numbers..), more commonly known as ADHD. ADHD is a behavioral medical condition; people diagnosed with this condition have a contrast in brain development and brain activity which affects their attention. ADHD has a significant impact on adults, but an even […]
The Maus a Survivor’s Tale is a powerful book that portrays the Holocaust. With the use of comics, the pictures and dialogue create a powerful impact on historical event that’s occurring during this time. The use of animals to represent race and nationalities shows the controversial complexity of this part of history. Starting out we […]
In the late 1400s, Leonardo Da Vinci used his various natural-born talents to shape the world as we know it today. Leonardo Da Vinci was one of the greatest Renaissance men of all time. Leonardo was born April 15, 1452, in Vinci Italy out of unwed parents. (2) His father was a public notary meaning […]
The role of propaganda plays a crucial part in the encouragement of both the Polish and Jewish people to betray their neighbors, friends, and even their family members. Nazis used propaganda to shape their beliefs on the Germans; they used films, press and radios, because they wanted to flood the Germans with messages that were […]
In today’s society, there has been an influx of talk and awareness being brought forward about mental illnesses and disorders”one of them being bipolar disorder. Bipolar disorder is commonly expressed in age groups from adolescents to senior citizens, severely impacting the lives of many. Bipolar disorder is a disorder that is characterized by mood swings […]
What does the word bipolar mean? A man named Gary R. VandenBos, PhD defines bipolar as something with two opposites or extremities. Bipolar disorder is an episodic illness (Yatham & Malhi, 2011, p. 5), where people who are diagnosed with it will experience two kinds of episodes: manic/hypomanic episodes and major depressive episodes (VandenBos, 2013, […]
Overcoming struggles and obstacles makes a person stronger and persevere and Oprah Winfrey is a perfect example of this. Oprah Winfrey once said, Be thankful for what you have; you’ll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don’t have, you will never, ever have enough (BrainyQuote). Oprah Winfrey is an important person […]
Felix Mendelssohn was born on February 3, 1809 in Hamburg, Germany and died on November 4, 1847 in Leipzig, Germany. One of his most well-known works is the overture to A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Mendelssohn completed the work in August 1826 and originally had it premiered in his private residence in November 1826. Felix Mendelssohn […]
Ay me! For aught that I could ever read, Could ever hear by tale or history, The course of true love never did run smooth. Midsummer Night’s Dream has many different ways it shows what love is and what happens when two people are in love. Love is a very complicated emotion that is often […]
In act 1 scene 1 the plot starts with Theseus, duke of Athens, and hippolyta, His fiance. Their wedding is in four days under the new moon. Theseus was so impatient for the event and was in a joyous mood. Theseus called philostrate, his master of the revels, to stir up the Athenian youth to […]
A field of wheat flows gracefully in the wind, deer frolicking on the outskirts. Birds fly playfully overhead, scouting their next meal. Children run through the wheat, tracing their hands across the stalks. Underneath, millions of worms slither through the mud, while moles scurry along in their tunnels, nibbling at the roots. Ecosystems, similar to […]
Nuclear Energy is produced when Uranium atoms are split in a process called nuclear fission. ( Ballish 2015) Vast amounts of energy is released and generates heat. Nuclear Power Plants harness this energy and create electricity.Nuclear Power plants heat water to produce steam. The steam is used to spin large turbines that generate electricity (eia.gov […]
