Pearl Harbor was easily one of the most engaging events to ever happen to the United States. When Pearl Harbor was bombed by Japan, that marked and forced America’s entrance into World War II. Pearl Harbor was where the U.S. kept a major part of their naval fleet which is why the bombing of Pearl […]
The Progressive Era was a time full of people who wanted to change America, and a big part of changing America, meant that the government needed to support and listen to a majority of what American citizens wanted. Presidents during the Progressive Era each played some kind of role that helped move America forward. Of […]
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The start of industrialization and urbanization ignited Progressivism that included Americans who attempted to solve problems that were threatening specific social groups. Progressive reformers included both men and women who desired to bring a political, economic, and social change into America. Between 1890-1930, many specific groups of people were affected due to the rapid changes […]
The United States did not want to enter WWII due to the military force being weak after fighting in WWI, general opinion wanted neutrality, and the government did not want to enter unless directly threatened or attacked (Why, 2017). However, on December 7, 1941, Japan forced the hand of the United States by attacking Pearl […]
I am guilty of literally judging a book by its cover; reading the title alone I didn’t think I was going to like it. After the introduction ended, I began to reassess my initial judgement. Personally, I feel that this collection of articles written by David Herlihy, to better understand them, the book should have […]
The Black Plague, The Bubonic Plague, or The Black Death, whatever you would like to call it, its horribleness will never change. The effect of this horrible plague put on our world will never be forgotten. The Black Death swept across a large part of the world starting in Asia to quickly find its way […]
During the Holocaust, around six million individuals, the majority being Jewish, were exterminated by the Nazis. Jews that were located across Germany, and the parts of Europe that were occupied by the Nazi regime and all gathered up and sent to death camps where they would then be forced into slave labor, and staved. Those […]
As a fourteen-year-old, killing is never on your mind. The only thing you think of is a happy life, going to school, and becoming someone someday (Nishimwe 153). This is a quote from Consolee Nishimwe, a survivor of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide. Jack Beaudoin defines genocide as The systematic killing of a social, political, cultural, […]
During the rise of the Roman Empire, Greek influence could be found in every daily aspect, so there is no surprise in seeing that their medicinal methodology carries that same influence. The first doctors of Ancient Rome had previously been war prisoners from Greece. Most of them had served the Roman Army, while the rest […]
Introduction This research paper will explore the Aztecs geography, politics, social structure (socio-economics), economy, religion, and inventions/contributions. The Aztecs were mostly practicing human sacrifice. As a result of them doing human sacrifice they were always on the move and getting kicked out of places. Until they found Tenochtitlan, the new aztec empire. Geography During the […]
Antique history depict various accounts,some made on a fantasy and some reliant on reality. Old Mesopotamia has a great deal of stories and tragically parcel of these accounts revolve around a man named Gilgamesh. The “”Epic of Gilgamesh,”” is about a current man’s life story. All through the story, Gilgamesh fights with the possibility of […]
Among the numerous struggles humans undergo within a lifetime, the ultimate struggle of the human experience is to eventually contend with mortality. Kings can obtain as much physical power as they and their subjects have at hand, however even the most powerful of kings are subject to the brutal cycles of the most natural regulators. […]
It has been years since Gilgamesh and Urshanabi have met and became kin to one another. One night, as Gilgamesh lay in his bed he felt a rumble in his room. He sat up quickly to find a map on the wall held up by a small dagger or knife. On the map lay a […]
Women have often been portrayed as a weakness for the male gender in various societies. The female theatrics and lies have been the source of the downfall for many men, as they have been depicted in ancient epics and Biblical stories. For instance, the Holy Scripture in the book of Genesis describes Eve, the first […]
In the society, various things help us in relating to one another. One of them is identity where people classify themselves depending on who they are. The community is capable of educating an individual on specific things like where one came from, who are his ancestors and how people perceive him or her. There people […]
A culture brings together people by sharing social habits, language, religion, behaviors, and interactions. The Epic of Gilgamesh introduces us to the magnificent Sumerian Civilization. They invented and gave meaning to the idea of what a civilization truly consisted of; however, to create a well-functioning civilization, values, moral ideas, and social behavior rules need come […]
Although it is known that war is present in society, it was inhumane of Japan to spring a surprise attack with little warning on the U.S. It was assumed that Japan gave the U.S. plenty of clues to prepare them for the upcoming attack which was clearly not the case due to the lack of […]
The U.S. imposes trade sanctions, followed by an embargo,targeting the Japan’s military aggression in Asia.These actions by the Japanese and the Americans led up to the attack and the later nuclear bombing in 1945. This situation started when Japan were trying to make their empire stronger when they try to take over some part of […]
In 1347 AD Europe the second pandemic of bubonic plague appeared. The second pandemic was known as The Black Death because of the impact it left throughout Europe. The Black Death spread throughout Europe killing an estimated twenty-five million people, among the twenty-five million who caught the bubonic plague a generous amount was affected in […]
Making a grand entrance into Europe in the mid 1300’s, the Black Death took almost one third of the continent’s population, with numbers exceeding twenty million people. The devastating epidemic sprung from a strand of the Bubonic plague that infected twelve ships docked in Messina, venturing from the Black Sea. When docked, majority of the […]
The Black Death or also known as The Black Plague is an infectious disease caused by bacteria called Yersinia pestis. According to Medicinenet.com It is a bacteria found mainly in rodents such as rats and particularly in the fleas that feed on them. The disease with an unknown origin had reached Europe in the late […]
The 14th century was an era of catastrophes. One such catastrophe was a pandemic which threw medieval Europe into turmoil: The Black Death. In 1347, The Black Death began spreading throughout Western Europe. Over the time of four years, the plague killed one third of the population in Europe with an estimated 25 million people […]
There have been nurses in every way ever fought (History.com Editors, 2018). Their job was the same but how, where and when they did their jobs differ (History.com Editors, 2018). Every war had some innovation, whether small or large, that impacted nursing (History.com Editors, 2018). There were some wars that bought about significant charge to […]
Pearl Harbor is a naval base in Hawaii near Honolulu in the middle of the Pacific Ocean in the United States. Pearl Harbor rests closer to the US borders in terms of mileage compared to Japan (Hoyt, 2008). It is 2,000 miles away from the United states mainland but twice as far from Japan. Pearl […]
In December 1941, Pearl Harbor was assaulted by the Japanese. It was the result of a progression of occasions which conveyed strain among Japan and America to breaking point. Japan was a nation developing in power and stature and America before long came to understand that this development could demonstrate a danger to them. America […]
A date which will live in infamy, according to President Franklin Roosevelt has changed December 7, 1941from any ordinary day to the day that the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and reluctantly drew the United States into World War II. Until that attack, the United States was sending reinforcements and supplies to Britain to help with […]
Was President Roosevelt right to ask congress in the famous Day of Infamy Speech to declare such a war (PPT)? The events surrounding the declaration, mainly the bombing of Pearl Harbor, left such an impact on the forces of American military, I believe that President Roosevelt and Congress had no other choice. In my recent […]
The 7th of December marked the day that President Franklin Roosevelt described as the date which will live in infamy, the Japanese attacked the U.S naval base in Hawaii Pearl Harbor without warning. The devastating assault resulted in many American casualties that turned the citizens of America furious and that was reflected in the president’s […]
Did you know that Pearl Harbor was one of the causes for the U.S join the war? There is one question that many people ask: What was Pearl Harbor? There are the points of what it was, who planned the attack, what happened, What things were left unfinished, and what is it now. There are […]
In my opinion, I believe the attack on Pearl Harbor was a surprise. To support my theory, on December 7,1941, two planes came crashing, and the planes were sent at different times on that day. One plane was sent at 8:00 PM while the other was sent at 9:00 PM. By 1:00 PM, the carriers, […]
