The War of 1812 was the second war in 30 years that the young American Nation fought against Britain. However, even though the outcome was merely more than a stalemate, it helped solidify America’s political and economic sovereignty and shape America’s identity. The War of 1812 was also a war between many nations, Great Britain, […]
Agriculture is the practice or the science of farming. Many people who lived in Ancient Egypt were farmers, and it was common among most people. People farmed to provide food for their family and for others to become successful. The Nile River was one of the primary sources that made Ancient Egypt an agrarian civilization. […]
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I am pleased to share with you the progress that has been made to the U S Constitution since the process started. Since the Constitution was first written, persons eligible to vote has widened with the introduction of various amendments. The Constitution has been amended 27 times over the past 200 years and these amendments […]
The Revolutionary War was an insurrection by American Patriots in the thirteen colonies to British rule, resulting in American independence. The American Revolution not only remains revolutionary because of its bringing of a self-government civilization to Britain, but The Sons of Liberty and their actions, The French & Indian War and how it ended, and […]
Being a leader means leading a group of people. People can lead a community or country very well or very bad. In Oedipus Rex, Oedipus leads his country with success and prosperity. Before the time period when the play began, Oedipus already ruled Thebes for 15 years. King Oedipus sends his brother-in-law Creon to find […]
The Protestant Reformation was a 16th century movement that originated in Germany. The German monk Martin Luther is the person who initiated the Protestant Reformation. The Protestant Reformation was initiated by Martin Luther because in his eyes there were clear abuses going on in the Roman Catholic Church. The Protestant Reformation was initiated by Martin […]
The Crusades Part A1: A group of converted Islamic Muslims called the Turks united most of the Islamic lands. This group moved into the Middle East to take over these lands. They challenged the weaker Byzantine Empire. One group of Turks known as the Seljuk Turks battled against the Byzantine emperor in what was known […]
The Crusades and their military campaigns to the Middle East left a significant mark on all lives in Middle East. During all major seven Crusades, the target was the Holy Land, Jerusalem, which was the homeland of Jesus Christ and the origin of the Christianity. The Crusades were headed by many famous leaders such as […]
Compare and Contrast: Lincoln on Leadership The books assigned for this course have been great to read. Each book is similar but go into depth on different subjects. In the book The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership, John C. Maxwell explains each law and gives examples to better understand the law. In the book Leadership: […]
The following essay is presented by both teams that battled in ‘The War of 1812’. This essay will continuously state the many causes that eventually lead to the war, also known as, the second american war for independence. The war was ignited by complex causes, as well as an inconclusive outcome. The war, initially, began […]
The country that the United States has developed into today is a result of a chain of occurrences that has taken place throughout history. The War of 1812 was caused by expansion in America, trade issues, British impressment, and the disorganized dynamic of America. However, the respect they gained from the war allowed them to […]
After WWI, unfortunately for many countries around the world, they were in a state of retrogression, due to the effects of WWI, however the US was in a state of progression. This time period was known as the “roaring 20’s”. Many Politicians and Historians argue and state that this was the era of prosperity for […]
The Trail of Tears represents one of the most lamentable periods throughout the entire existence of the US. It was the start of eradication of Indian clan – the Cherokee. The Cherokee lived in what turned into the United States many years before the principal European set foot in the New World. Identified with the […]
The French and Indian War was an important dispute for the control of North America that was fought by Great Britain and France, as well as their native. The conflicts lasted from 1756 until 1763. Since it lasted for that long, it was also known as the Seven Years War. Many wars were fought between […]
The Roaring Twenties The Roaring Twenties also known as the Jazz Age first began in the 1920s and it mainly impacted the United States and Western Europe. During the 1920s there was many great occurrences in this time period such as women’s rights and the all time high of Jazz music. Although, there were […]
The Hiroshima bombing was the first nuclear weapon used on a Human population. During World War 2 many scientists at the time were trying to find out a way to create weapons from an atom. The famous scientist, Albert Einstein, presented the ideas of the scientists to the president, who at the time was Franklin […]
Cornel West is the author of Democracy Matters, Winning the Fight Against Imperialism. It was published by the Penguin Group in 2004. Cornel West is best known for his literary work, Race Matters, which analyzes the impact race has had in American history. In Democracy Matters, West dives into the problematic behavior of the United […]
The renaissance values of humanism and secularism led to criticism of the Catholic Church. John Calvin was born in France to a catholic family. He began to have doubts of the catholic church. In chapter 2 in Problems in US History it talks about Calvin’s middle way, how the name Puritan came to be, and […]
The glory of God has implications for the entire person. For instance, a mind focused upon the Lord will be enlightened by the truth of his Word, the Holy Bible. The glory of God should be the highest thought for every Christian. All life and experience should be saturated with the profound apprehension of the […]
From the very beginning of the United States there was disagreement and compromise. From whether they should revolt against England to who should lead the country. From its onset, the country was destined for disagreement and compromise as it is governed by a democracy. This system lends itself to compromise as not everyone can get […]
Martin Luther, a man who was born to revolutionize and reform an entire religion, mainly for the eruption of corruption inside of its leaders and institutions, was a man who would come to change the Church. Martin Luther was born in what is now Germany in 1483. He was a son of peasants, Hans and […]
The Protestant Reformation was an extremely important historic event. It opened the world to a new modern era, giving birth to freethought and voicing differing opinions of religion and politics. The news of a recently developed religion quickly spread throughout Europe, earning various standing from the countries. This essay explores the impact the Protestant Reformation […]
Deus le volt! or God wills it!, the phrase that soon became the battle cry of the Crusades and represented an almost 200 year (1095-1291) series of multiple religious wars. There were a total of nine crusades, but the first four made the largest impact. The crusades started as an attempt to stop Muslim raid, […]
I was never really a history buff, being honest I only took history so that I could get done with one of my General Credits for college classes. History was not really one thing I struggled in, it was more of the fact that I was hardly interested in learning in the past. I’m more […]
This essay is used to express what I’ve learned and how the readings and specific texts have helped me understand mythology, along with my overall experience in English 2230. I first wanted to start off with how the class did not end up exactly how I expected it to. This semester I’ve been quite unlucky […]
In this essay, I will be discussing the elements of two opposing movements, the Enlightenment and Counter-Enlightenment, in order to argue that the Enlightenment is better than the Counter-Enlightenment. The main philosophers of the Enlightenment are Kant, Diderot, Descartes, and many others. The main Philosophers of the Counter-Enlightenment are Vico, Hamann, Herder, and many others. […]
The article The Age of Unenlightenment by Robert Armstrong argues that fake news and social media have had a major influence on society’s stupidity today. Us humans are more reliable on the internet today. It has also lead us to believe that our opinion is what is true, and those who have different opinions are […]
During the seventeenth and eighteenth century, an absolute monarchy was the most common way for Western European nations to rule. An absolute monarchy was when a ruler has upmost power and is not confined to any laws, and has a belief of God given power called the Divine right of kings. In an absolute monarchy, […]
Pope Urban’s speech ignites the idea of uniting Christians to fight, he was smart and knew how to motivate. He knew how to gather a sizeable force and produced the idea should they fight for him in the name of God their sins would absolve. A lot of whom had signed up for the crusade […]
Jack the Ripper was the name given to a serial killer who preyed on female prostitutes in the Whitechapel district of London, England in the later years of the nineteenth century. All of his killing are truly unknown, but it is believed that he is responsible for five killings in 1888. Not only are his […]
