In the biography of The First American: The Life and Times of Benjamin Franklin by H. W. Brands discusses Benjamin Franklinr’s life during the 18th Century and the profound impact he had on America. Brands provides insight and a comprehensive accounting of Franklinr’s life and achievements from birth to beyond his final days. He begins […]
Slavery is a tough time in history for Americans to look back on, but it doesn’t mean we get to erase it from history. Beginning in the mid-1600s the enslavement of African Americans began. Slave owners were brutal and stripped their slaves of their humanity. As the Northern part of the country began to thrive […]
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The American Civil War is the bloodiest and deadliest war the United States ever encountered. It is said that there were more American casualties in the Civil War than all other wars that the United States have fought in combined. Although deadly, the Civil War was also one of the most significant wars that brought […]
Realism is recognized as the first modern movement in art, literature, and social organization (Realism Movement, Artists). Realism began as early as the 1830s, but the realism movement did not become important until the end of the Civil War until around the end of the nineteenth century. It began as a reaction to the rejection […]
The best way to think about the Civil War in general terms is as the Second Act of Americas Democratic revolution. The first act was freeing itself from the control of the British empire in the 1770s and the second act was removing the massive contradiction between the rhetoric of American freedom and the reality […]
Salem Witch trials The Puritans believed their religion made them responsible to cleanse their community of evil and witch craft; this responsibility was carried out by falsely accusing and executing individuals, whose rights were violated during this process. Salem was in political and religious turmoil. Two families, the Putnams and the Porters were trying to […]
Salem Witch Trials Were the Salem witch trials really caused from Satanic callings and curses or was it health problems being exaggerated? Many scientist and historians today are starting to believe that the Salem Witch trials were not really witches at all just health issues or food poisoning. In May of 1692 until October 1692, […]
One of the most controversial, infamous, historical events to occur on American soil was the Salem Witch Trials that lasted from 1692-1693. Taking place in a Puritan settlement, also known as Salem Village, Massachusetts, the spark of the Trials ignited in January, 1692 and the hysteria of witches did not conclude until May, 1693. Through […]
Dr. Martin Luther King once said on a speech, I refuse to accept the view that mankind is so tragically bound to the starless midnight of racism and war that the bright daybreak of peace and brotherhood can never become a reality…I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word. Love […]
In Martin Luther King Jr.r’s, Letter from Birmingham Jail, there is an abundant use of pathos through figurative language such as imagery and metaphors. Dr. King uses these rhetorical devices in order to counter the argument that his actions are untimely by appealing to the emotions of the clergymen. To begin the third conclusion, Dr. […]
Even after slavery was abolished in the United States, discrimination against African Americans still took place in society. Laws were even created to separate and differentiate the lives and rights of the African American populace from that of the Caucasian populace. Society is always changing, so campaigns against racial segregation were certain to happen eventually. […]
Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love. This quote was spoken by the renowned Mother Teresa. Mother Teresa was a Roman Catholic Nun and a Missionary. She dedicated her life to helping the ill and poverty-stricken. She spent multiple years in India where she established […]
A charismatic leader is a very skilled communicator, they are fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing, and because of that they are able to convey on a profound, enthusiastic dimension with their followers. There normally have talent to convey with a big number of people is what makes them really good in business and […]
Mother Teresa as most people know her, was born in Shkup, Albania in 1910 with the name of Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu. She was the third, and youngest child of Nicholas and Rosa Bojaxhiu, a wealthy Albanian couple. Agnesr’s parents were very involved in the roman catholic church and knew it would be good for their […]
If you were to flip through the pages of a history book, you may only find a handful of women mentioned. Despite the lack of women written about in history, there were, and still are, many strong and influential women that have made a lasting impact on the world. Such is the case with Mother […]
Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu (Mother Teresa), was a very divine women, she dedicated her life to help others. She set goals for herself and accomplished so much in her life, that even after she had passed she was recognized as a saint by Pope Paul VI in 2016. Mother Teresa was born August 26 1910, Uskup […]
At the age of twelve, Mother Teresa heard a call from God. Her missionary was to serve and show the love of God. When she turned 18, she left her home and joined the sisters of Loreto. She then in 1931 became the patron saint of missionaries. (Mother Teresa to Become a Saint after Pope […]
In Claude McKayr’s Home to Harlem, mainly set in Harlem the story of Jake Brown is told as he returns from France, after deserting the US Military to come back to America. In Wallace Thurmanr’s The Blacker the Berry we follow Emma Lou Morgan as she faces colorism within her own community and her discovery […]
Literature During the Harlem Renaissance In all my life, I have never been free. I have never been able to do anything with freedom, except in the field of my writing. Langston Hughes During World War I, many job opportunities became available in northern factories so, African Americans ventured from the rural southern states to […]
The birth of the Italian Renaissance arose from key innovators and artists that shaped the way culture lived through the sciences and arts. When observing the technological innovations that have shaped the Italian culture of the Pre-1500 era; itr’s the influential impact of Italian Artist Engineers, Fillppo Brunelleschi, and Leonard Da Vinci, whose innovations where […]
In less than twenty years time, the African American population of just Harlem, New York grew from about 50,000 to around 200,000 people. Thus, becoming an enormous part of the commonly known ?Great Migration that started during World War one, began what is known as the Harlem Renaissance. The ?Great Migration is the main cause […]
Music is a form of expression that has changed over time with the discovery and formation of different techniques and characteristics across the eras. The Renaissance and the Baroque periods have many similarities, but also many differences that make them unique. Contrasting the characteristics of the Renaissance and Baroque periods, reveals how history repeats itself […]
The topic I have chosen is the “Harlem Renaissance” this is the name given to that period. That describes the art, and civilization that mushroomed after the world war which stood out in the mid-1930’s. To provide some background, Harlem was the neighborhood that is located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. These residents […]
The Harlem Renaissance originally called the new negro movement it started up in the 1920r’s and went all the way to the 1930r’s. After the first world war and the stock market crash African Americans wanted a new beginning, they wanted out of the Jim Crow Laws they wanted out of segregation. Many African Americans […]
Aaron Douglas The poignant and impactful painting, Into Bondage, hangs in the Negro Hall of Life as a powerful reminder of the history and journey of slavery. Aaron Douglas, who was a leader of the Harlem Renaissance during the 1920s and 30s, was chosen to illustrate murals for the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas. A […]
The Harlem Renaissance, also called the New Negro Movement, was a period in which African American citizens contributed immensely to society through literature, music, art, and politics. From approximately 1918 to the mid-1930s, this movement encapsulated the African American desire to contribute their unique experiences and prove to white America that they were capable and […]
Thomas Morer’s, Utopia, examines the fundamental ways in which a society works and maintains itself. Utopia exposes the insanity and evils of Morer’s society by painting an alternative, the ideal society. There was a time and place in England where the wealthy were extravagant and the poor were worse than poor. The rich were getting […]
The Renaissance is a very well known movement throughout the globe, for artists and non artists. It was a time period right after the Medieval period, and it has contributed so much to the art world. In this essay, we will be talking in detail, about what the Renaissance truly was. To begin, the Renaissance […]
1) I sat there looking and studying Figure 5 for a couple of minutes. I tried figuring out who she might be looking at with such a tender smile and eyes. I fell in love with the red, brown, orange, and black shading of the chalk done to shape her face. This drawing was made […]
The Salem Witch Trials still affects and haunts the American imagination today. When the event occurred in 1692, the colonial authorities has banned any publications that talked about or were related to it. Because they do not want people to spread any rumors that hurt the villages and make people alienated by it. After the […]
