Both the nation and our states political decisions rely heavily on the influence from partisanship among its citizens. These parties (specifically Democrats and Republicans) are in a constant fight to get the upper hand on one and other seeking dominance in government. When one of the parties is dominant in state politics for an […]
The right to basic healthcare is something that all humans should be in possession of, but unfortunately that is not the case for some people. Citizens in Yemen are being stripped of this fundamental right due to the consequences of the ongoing conflict between Houthi rebels and the state’s national government. Yemen undeniably lacks access […]
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1) Mary Boykin Chestnut: Mary B Chestnut was born on March 31, 1823, in Statesburg, South Carolina. She was the oldest daughter of a politician named Stephen Decatur Miller, who strongly supported states’ rights. It was the civil war that influenced her life and her views over slaver to a great extent. She became famous […]
The population of Sudan is estimated at 42,813,283 as of 2019. The population 2.4% annual change(2017). Religion in Sudan plays an extremely important role in the country. 97% of the population claim to be Islamic. The majority belong to a school of islamic jurisprudence. 5% claim to be Protestants. 3.2% claim to be Roman Catholic. […]
The uprise in China from a poor and horrible economic country that had very little money and so on. To a major economic power within a time span of twenty-eight years is often described by people as one of the greatest success stories in these present times. It all started with the Ming dynasty, Chinese […]
Memory and Forgetting Assignment Part 1: Memory Techniques 1. The two memory techniques that I would incorporate into my studying routine would be to take notes and visualize as you read. By taking notes I can write down important information & summarize whenever feasible instead of just writing everything you see which unfortunately most students […]
The start of the civil war and events leading up to the war triggered many advancements in science and technology. The earlier spread of the railroads helped move goods and transport troops during the war. Spread of communication occurred due to the invention of the rotary press and application of steam power used for printing. […]
Ulysses S. Grant was an incredible person who fought for our country to keep it together as one country instead of two separate countries. Not only did he win the civil war he also became a great president. He was a very courageous and incredible person and is well known for his works. He not […]
Andrew Johnson from Raleigh, North Carolina received his Presidency at a time where America had experienced the assassination of his forerunner, President Abraham Lincoln. The nation was also reeling from the effects of the Civil War. Johnson managed to establish “Political Reconstruction” in the turbulent Southern States. This was to facilitate reacquainting the people with […]
The historical site that I chose to visit was the Swan House, located in Atlanta, Georgia. Built in 1928, the Swan House was home to Edward and Emily Inman. The Swan House is located right behind the Atlanta History Center and is open Monday-Saturday 11:00am-4:00pm and Sunday 1:00-4:00pm. The Atlanta History Center is 33 acres […]
Throughout Latin American history, there have been a large amount of revolutionary leaders. Some are exceptionally famous such as Simon Bolivar, and Francisco de Miranda, but none of those are as well known as, none other than Ernesto Guevara, or Che Guevara. Che Guevara is one of the most, if not the most iconic Latin […]
Influences of Society Growing up during a time of racial tension and injustices of society is difficult and can leave a profound impact on ones’ life. Harper Lee’s experience during this time period influenced her to write To Kill a Mockingbird. This novel tells a story about a family living during the Great Depression who […]
Americans wanted freedom and to be able to vote for their government. They thought that they would be a united front and be able to stand alone and finally receive peace. Yet problems were already starting to arise. One of the contradictions was that George Washington thought that there shouldn’t really be any political parties. […]
The Industrial Revolution began in Europe in the late 1700s. This was a time of new methods of work and new inventions. The industrial revolution was a time of change in the economy and transition to the manufacturing of new goods. It dramatically changed the way people lived. Although it benefited the world, it also […]
The, industrial revolution, also called the 1st industrial revolution originated in Great Britain during the 18th century. Later spread across the world and went form a handmade products to machine product. Since then, the machinery has been improving to produce more product in a giving time. Comparing the context of business is night and day. […]
Felix Mendelssohn created dozens of songs without words. One of the most famous pieces is “Spring Song” also known as ‘’Frühlingslied’’ in German. This song is mostly heard in cartoons and movies to express a funny moment this piece was published by Armstrong music in New York. The song shows an image of two females […]
The Battle of Hamburger Hill was fought from May 11, 1969 to May 20, 1969. The mountain where this battle occurred has been referred to as multiple different names, Hamburger Hill, Dong Ap Bia, and Hill 937. The name Hill 937 references to the hills height which is 937 meters (3,074 feet). This hill or […]
The Eugenics Crusade tells the story of America’s journey to breed healthy babies to create the perfect human in the 19th century. Eugenics was proposed as a scientific solution for social problems. Eugenics movement was about having healthy babies and a stronger society (2:48- 2:52). Charles believed that evolution was the natural process that was […]
Frederick Douglass was an escaped slave, self taught author, abolitionist, human rights and women’s rights activist, and social reformer. He helped shape America through his determination and eloquence. His actions led to the Civil War, a pivotal point in time where slaves were freed. He was an advocate for teaching slaves how to read and […]
For generations, Indigenous Australians have had to endure acts of discrimination, prejudice and injustice. Since the arrival of European settlers in 1788, traditional customs and way of life for Indigenous Australians have been majorly altered. When Australian colonies federated in 1901, public policy revolved around the concepts of segregation and assimilation. The inhumane treatment of […]
Many men and women have worked tirelessly to achieve one goal; desegregation. Desegregation is the ending of racial inequality and racial separation. These men and women have fought for this through the many civil rights movements of our past, Spreading the word about what needs to change. The American Civil Rights Movement of the 50’s […]
What do civil rights mean? It is the civilian rights we have. Let’s go back to the past when it was segregation, where blacks and whites had a wall between them. That was a bad time. Now, when we look at it, we say how cruel it was and how horrible it was. But if […]
February is the month in which many nations celebrate Black History Month, paying tribute to generations of African Americans who experienced hardships to achieve citizenship in American Society. There are many African Americans who have made Back History as it is seen today and one notable person is Frederick Douglass. Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey was […]
From the initial creation to the groundbreaking ideas that lead to the creation of our great nation more specifically during the late 18th century and throughout the early 20th century, the ideas of liberty, equality, and power have echoed throughout as key to the fundamental and structural ideals on which our country was built upon. […]
I began reading Edmund S. Morgan’s The Birth of the Republic, 1763-89, in agitation because I believed that this book was going to be another “History textbook reading.” In my amazement, I found this book quite interesting and have gained much knowledge of the American Revolution after reading through it. This is not the only […]
The geography of New England was primarily rocky terrain making farming difficult. New England relied on alternative methods and practices for income such as whaling, fishing, hunting, trading animal skins(with Native Americans), and raising cattle. The New England area suffered from a lack of diversity with a very low population of slaves or immigrants. While […]
Colonial history is important to the evolution of the United States because it gave birth to the first forms of government. The first colony was established in 1607 and it was called Jamestown. Jamestown was an English colony that established laws and guidelines. In 1620 the first New England colony was formed, and the Mayflower […]
State Background Virginia was established on May 13th (some sources say 14th), 1607. Founded by the Virginia Company of London, 104 colonists settled the Jamestown colony. They were not prepared for the harsh conditions that confronted them in the New World. Eighty percent of the original group of settlers died in the first several years. […]
The Articles of Confederation were an adequate beginning to how we create a union, and establishing order within our country. This Confederation style of government helped our nation persevere through the Revolutionary War and give hope to those coming out of the “Mad” King George’s ruling. However, soon after, it would need to be altered […]
The Roman festival Saturnalia was a long-lasting pagan celebration of Saturn held during the winter solstice. Much of what occurred during these festivities have had a significant effect on winter holiday celebrations that carry on even in the modern day. I have chosen this topic as I believe it is highly important to know where […]
