The Holocaust has always been a hard topic to speak about, read about, and understand the why’s and how’s. Rarely is it spoken of the implications it had on the people who survived it, their posterity, and the world as a whole. Upon further examination of numerous online articles and biographies there are several mainstream […]
Roaring 20’s Positives The Roaring 20’s was the an age of economic prosperity and cultural explosion after WW1 and brought a wide array of great changes and a few bad changes. The roaring 20’s birthed revolutionary new technologies that changed the way American society lived forever. The Roaring 20’s also was a time of social […]
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Get help with your assigmentThe decade that left behind the ideologies of the old Victorian way of life and brought on a new era of a more a modernized America is the 1920’s, bringing an escalation of the economy, transforming mass consumerism, and a new political and social way of life for American people. The American people were ready […]
Despite operating under the same name, the first and second rises of the Klan were extremely different in their tactics, impact, and expanse. While much of their ideology remained consistent, rooting in racism, white supremacy, and violence against the non-white and non-Protestant population, though their bigotry extended to additional groups in an attempt to recruit […]
Immigration in the United States has been around since the country’s creation. From the Puritans who left England to escape religious persecution, the Irish who left Ireland to escape the great famine, and now the people of Mexico who are leaving to escape a corrupt government and merciless drug cartels. When a country is having […]
The Great Migration Although the passage of the thirteenth amendment, which abolished slavery in the United States, took place in 1865 by the House of Representatives, the pain and suffering of African-Americans was far from over. Immediately after the House pushed the thirteenth amendment into effect, the roots of Jim Crow laws began to […]
For Americans, the date 9/11 holds much historical significance. On the eleventh day of September in 2001, there were a series of four attacks across the nation by the Islamic terrorist group al-Qaeda. These attacks were made against the United States as a whole, and serve as a political statement that has forever changed the […]
The women’s roles during the Revolution and Civil War were extremely important to society. They took on many different roles. These roles would be cooking, cleaning, parenting, making clothes, nursing, and even fighting in the war. Women played important roles in both society and in two major wars, the American Revolution and the Civil War. […]
Ww1 was one of our biggest events in American history,many lives were lost during the war, the war did a lot of damage to both families and to the battlefield, the war lasted for about 4 years. The war actually ended up starting after Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, Heir and his wife Sophie was […]
Have you ever thought of how many churches are in the city you live? There are probably many different churches with different denominations that could be found where you live. Most of these churches would be classified as either Protestant or Catholic. With all these different types of churches, have you ever thought of where […]
The Romans were one of the greatest empires that there ever was. They had power, wealth, and at one point ruled majority of the known world. They built one of the strongest and vast empire that the world has ever seen. They rose from nothing and grew into one of the strongest empires known to […]
Thomas Jefferson had written in the Declaration of Independence that all men are created equal. The Patriots, from the original Thirteen Colonies, emphasized this idea of equality as they believed that they deserved their independence from Great Britain. During that period of time, no one would have ever predicted the damage the institution of slavery […]
In Europe throughout the 17th and 18th century, philosophers and well-educated people assembled to discuss religious, political, economic and social questions that have warped our society today. With the discoveries of many more scientific inventions, soon civilization began to question the ways of functioning in society. Many thinkers of the time period believed that natural […]
Henry V is a play written by William Shakespeare, that is apart of a series of plays what were very popular in his time. Henry is the king of England and he is going to war with France to try take over Agincourt. He relies on his people and God to win this war, because […]
The Adaptation of the Playscript: Does the film stay true to the original, or has the director/screenwriter made changes that affect the storyline or character interpretation. Point to cuts of scenes, lines, or characters and to added scenes. Discuss why you think these changes were made and how they affect interpretation of particular scenes or […]
The English Civil War although singular in name is resulted in three different consecutive conflicts. The first being the first war fought during the years of (1642-1646) between the roundheads which the parliamentarians and the cavaliers which represented the royalist. The second conflict only came a year after the first lasting itself only a year […]
The Pearl Harbor Address to the Nation was an impacting speech that affected the course of the world’s history. This speech to the members of the Senate and the House of Representatives was a striking response towards the attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese Empire. President Roosevelt had been a senator in the New […]
William Shakespeare often used historical settings in his plays even though the stories themselves may have been exaggerated or written with a great amount of artistic license. In Henry V, the English civil war has ravaged Britain and Henry V has ascended the throne. The main issue with new king is that he has a […]
Witch-hunting has elicited tremendous attention from historians and fashioned more than a few number of books. There seem to be as many diverse analyses of the spectacle as the number of books produced. The wonder spreads far in time, envelops an assortment of provinces, and involves so many aspects of people and community, that it […]
When it comes to the things that make up our society we often come to think of how we have evolved. Change is something that is inevitable. Our daily people within society have ways of doing things to improve the way we operate with social change. To come across agreements or compromises people have to […]
On September 11, 2001 the hopes of the American Dream were taken away from many people due to the actions of a certain group, many people come to America with with the hopes of getting the American Dream they have always heard about and been offered bt when they come to America nobody will give […]
Terrorism is the unlawful use of violence or intimidation against civilians, in pursuit of political aims. September 11th, 2001, marks one of the biggest terrorist attacks against the U.S. Four planes had crashed, two into the twin towers, one into the pentagon, and one crashing into a field when passengers fought back against the terrorist […]
Westward expansion in the United States to California was crucial in the late 1800s, but how did we travel all the way west to California from the East? The answer to that is the transcontinental railroad. The transcontinental railroad was a train route across the United States created in 1869. Two railroad companies were involved […]
Spanish-American War There are countless events that have contributed to the United States establishment of dominance in the world. The question that remains is which conflict/period was primarily responsible for bringing the United States to the forefront of international relations? While there are many periods in the history of the United States that may seem […]
40th Anniversary of D-Day: Rhetorical Analysis On June 6, 1984 President Ronald Reagan gave the 40th anniversary D-Day speech. This speech took place in France where the battle took place. He gave his speech at the U.S. Ranger Monument at Pointe du Hoc to give respect to the fallen. D-Day was a day that can […]
Ever since Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean and landed in the Bahamas in 1492, Europeans have taken over Indian land. They continuously intruded, destroyed and stole from the Indians. It was obvious that eventually, a conflict would arise from these doings. After a long time of tension and rebellions against the colonists, the proclamation line […]
60 years of Independence – India’s achievements Contemporary India with a scientist President and an economist Prime Minister is very successfully treading the fast track of development Starting from an utterly ruined and exploited country under the rule of the haughty Britishers who sponged away the India wealth, the story of India’s success in the […]
America’s national memory is loaded up with symbols and images, symbols of profoundly held, yet defectively comprehended, convictions. The job of history in the iconography of the Assembled States is unavoidable, yet the certainties behind the fiction are some way or another lost in a nebulous fog of enthusiasm and saw national personality. Christopher Columbus, […]
Under the Roman law of obligations, there were four forms of contract: consensual contracts, verbal contracts, contracts re and contracts litteris. Furthermore, there were three forms of verbal contract: dotis diction (concerning arrangements for dowry prior to marriage), iusiurandum liberti (the oath of service made by a freedman immediately after his manumission), and stipulatio. This […]
The Salem Witch Trials was brought to life in the play, The Crucible by Arthur Miller, first taking light in broadway in 1953. The main focus on this play was to highlight the Salem Witch Trials to the best of his or anyoner’s ability considering the actual event happened over a hundred years before the […]
