THE MAKING OF THE ATOMIC BOMB SUBJECT The subject of this book is the creation of the Atomic Bomb- the most destructive weapon of all time. This weapon simply wasn’t built overnight, rather this monograph explains the behind the scenes of the bomb, eventually leading to a crucial turning point in the war. […]
Life was very difficult back in the Ancient Egyptian times. Floods could have ruined crops, but they didn’t. The Ancient Egyptians made pyramids and had animals to help get their jobs done. One of their jobs was to help farmers harvest and plow the fields. Throughout the Egyptian seasons, the farming and tools they used […]
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Ancient Egypt was a theocracy, which is a government ruled by a Pharaoh. The Pharaoh is the ruler of Ancient Egypt because they have the belief that they were sent on this earth because a god chose them. The Pharaoh was thought to be a form of a god due to having a religious belief. […]
Recently, I made a visit to the Field Museum of Chicago, which is located on South Lake Shore Drive in downtown Chicago. Formerly named the Columbian Museum of Chicago, the Field Museum was founded on September 16th, 1893, and was created for the infamous World Fair that was to be held in Chicago. The official […]
Have you ever wondered where fractions originated from? The ancient Egyptians used different methods for keeping time and using math. Thanks to the Egyptians, we have fractions, also a(use a because unique starts with y sound) unique way of telling time. We all need math. We all use math for different reasons, the ancient Egyptians […]
Imagine if the Constitution of the United States was erased from existence. If it were, we would be at risk of government officials breaking laws that protect our freedoms and human rights. Instead of democracy, elected leaders, and checks and balances, there would be dictators, anarchy, revolt and genocide. Genocide is a term used to […]
The Mayan community, left in ruins after a catastrophe that left scars physically and mentally, are still struggling to recover from what can only be described as a nightmare in real life. The Guatemalan Civil War, a controversy between the Mayans and the Government, was an injustice due to discrimination in the government system. There […]
The Rwandan genocide began in April of 1994 and left around 800,000 civilians, largely of the Tutsi ethnic group, slaughtered in a mere 100 days. Ethnic tensions between the Hutus and the Tutsis began in the early 20th century when Tutsis were put in roles of power and responsibility by the Germans, their first colonizers. […]
The 1994 Rwandan genocide can be characterized by one hundred days of pervasive murders that resulted in the deaths of almost one million men, women, and children. At the root of this atrocious tragedy, sits the divisions between two very similar groups that were driven farther apart by colonialism. What is ingrained in Rwanda’s history […]
For most people in the United States, August 6th and 9th pass without recognition, slipping by as ordinary summer days. These days, however, are carved into the cultural identities of two cities in Japan. This year marked the 73rd anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Japan Times reports that […]
When we think of Ancient Rome, we think of shield-clad legions marching through Europe, gladiators fighting to the death in the coliseum, and egotistical emperors murdering anyone they wished. However, whether you were a soldier, prisoner, or emperor, you still had to eat. Customs surrounding Roman food were strikingly similar to our society today; the […]
The novel Hiroshima, by John Hersey, is about six survivors of the first atomic bomb ever dropped on the city, Hiroshima, on August 6, 1945. The six survivors are Miss Sasaki, Dr. Fuji, Mrs. Nakamura, Father Kleinsorge, Dr. Sasaki, and Mr. Tanimoto. One character that stood out was Mrs. Nakamura. She escaped horrific disaster and […]
Titanic is a 1997 American epic romance, drama and disaster film, directed, written, co-produced and co-edited by James Cameron. A fictionalized account of the sinking of the RMS Titanic, the film starred Leonardo DiCaprio who plays Jack Dawson a penniless third-class artist and Kate Winslet who plays Rose DeWitt Bukater a beautiful first-class aristocrat. The […]
Introduction The history of South Korea from 1945 to the end of the Korean War and beyond is one of great upheavals and changes in culture, government, and economy that eventually propelled South Korea to being a well rounded regional power in East Asia. Officially known as the Republic of Korea, in contrast to the […]
The Mayans and the Aztecs built great civilizations in Mexico and Central America. The first of these cultures was the Mayan civilization, then the Aztecs. These are the ancient American civilization that the Spanish conquerors found when they arrived on the American continent. The Mayans and Aztecs were two great civilizations, which had the same […]
Did you know that the Egyptians inherited their jobs? Your job often depended on your social class. Your social class was your rank in society. There were three classes; upper class, middle class, and lower class. Now let’s explore the social scale and the jobs in each rank. The upper class had the most important […]
When we think about childhood today, we tend to associate it with a sense of freedom and curiosity that encompasses all children no matter their background. We may even recall the times that we played with toys carelessly and were free to live out our lives as curious explorers of the world with no real […]
From the moment of the Old Kingdom to the period of the New Kingdom, Ancient Egypt was a world dominated by forces. The history of Egypt is typically divided into four periods: pre-dynastic Egypt (6000- 3000 BCE), the Old Kingdom (2700-2130 BCE), the Middle Kingdom (2040-1640 BCE) and the New Kingdom (1550-1070 BCE). I’m going […]
On December 7, 1941, 361 planes launched from six Japanese aircraft carriers and delivered a surprise attack on the American naval base and airfields at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii (Why Did Japan Attack Pearl Harbor?). Pearl Harbor is a very important event in American History and changed history. The attack made sure that the United States […]
The road to war between the United States of America and Japan began on the surprise aerial attack on the United States Navy base in Pearl Harbor on December 7th 1941. This was the first step that brought the might United States into the Second World War Relations between the two countries started to deteriorate […]
After Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, one of the most devastating bombings in its time, America declared war on Japan and therefore entering into War World II. On August 6 1945, the U.S dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, three days later they dropped a bomb on Nagasaki. Over 100,000 people were immediately killed in both […]
As a student in Radiology School, I am often asked the never-ending question; is radiation safe? My answer is simple: in everyday life, we are surrounded by radiation, some of which is artificial and some that is backgroundradiation which naturally exists everywhere in the environment. These levels of radiation are clearly safe. If they were […]
On 6 August of 1945, an unthinkable and dreadful catastrophe happened. The American authorities dropped an atomic bomb on a Japanese city Hiroshima as a warning and a demand for defeat. As a result, the whole city of 250000 people was destroyed, thousands of Japanese were killed and seriously injured. As an issue of usage […]
The bombing of Hiroshima has been a battling controversy on whether or not the United States did the right thing. On August 6, 1945, the U.S. dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Then on August 9, 1945, only three days from the bombing of Hiroshima, Nagasaki was bombed by the U.S. as well. The bombing […]
The overall theme of the book I read was that following the tragedy, the victims helped each other to the best of their ability. The community came together to repair itself after the tragedy. One quote I felt summarized the theme of the text was He was the only person making his way into the […]
After Germany surrendered in Europe, American aircraft dropped Little Boy over the City of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945. Three days later, Fat Man was dropped on Nagasaki. These acts were done to force Japan to surrender in the war. These bombs resulted in thousands of casualties, during the explosions and even years after, and […]
Bombs burst over the City of Peace leaving the one and only structure near the hypocenter standing. During the explosion, 70,000 people died directly, while another 70,000 suffered from the radiation. The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park is located in one of the two cities to be bombed in WWII. The bomb’s target was the Aioi […]
At the start of the Progressive Era around the 1890’s there is a jump in the number of working women and as the centuries change into the 20th, the number rapidly increases. With the help of documents and primary sources, a first hand experience is able to be shown and women’s voices are able to […]
1. How did the Progressive Movement call for changes regarding race reform, alcohol, and women’s rights? What results and success did they have in these efforts? The Progressive Movement came about when urbanization and industrialization rapidly evolved in the end of the 19th century after millions of Americans migrated to urban areas in the late […]
The bubonic plague better known as the black death was a bacterial disease and was helped spread by wild rodents. The plague played a big role in the fourteenth century killing about one-third of Europe’s population, this played a big role in the literature writings of the time. It also took a toll on one […]
