When you look at my grandfather at first glance, you may think he is just an ordinary grandpa. However, my grandpa is so much more inside. He may talk a lot, but he can teach you things that you won’t find in a textbook, give you good advice, and tell you the best life stories. […]
The evolution of the camera has allowed war photographers to create portraits that are capable of evoking the most minute emotions people have to offer. During the civil, and Vietnam war photographers were able to use this skill in order to sway public opinion on the wars. Even though a photo is worth 1000 words, […]
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The Vietnam War was a monumental event at the time, and still has widespread effects today. The Vietnam War is a very controversial topic. Some people believe that it was not our fight. Some think that America was extending a helping hand, though they are in the minority. What most people ignore is how, exactly, […]
On August fourth, American destroyers were assaulted by North Vietnamese watch boats. The US painted this as an unjustifiable assault, while truly, the US was running enemy of uprising endeavors in North Vietnam (Moyer). After two days, another “assault” occurred against similar destroyers, which was a misperception (Moyer). After assaults in the Gulf of Tonkin, […]
The precious gift of life was taken too soon for such a talented and gifted woman as Selena Quintanilla. As an inspiration to all kinds of people, Selena touched the hearts of many and the announcement of her death created a wave of solemness to people all over the country. Selena was a fierce woman of […]
Could you imagine where we would be without people who have worked towards making a difference and changing our lives? We see and or hear about these people everyday, but not many are recognized for the great impact that they have made. When it comes to making a difference, one president stands out among the […]
The American Revolutionary War was from 1775-1783; it caused many changes which influenced the lives of women. While the men were away at war, women had to take on many responsibilities running their homes, farms, and small businesses. Other important roles included those of nurses, spies, soldiers, and public activism. During the war, women took […]
The definition of a leader is, “the person who leads or commands a group, organization, or country.” (Dictionary) When people think of the greatest African American leaders, they tend to lean towards men such as Martin Luther King Jr and Malcolm X. They will go down as some of the post powerful leaders ever but […]
The American Civil War saved the Union and liberated the slaves. Nonetheless, amid Reconstruction, an absence of political spotlight on the exertion neglected to understand the sectional injuries, and the disposal of the liberated slaves recently increased common freedoms neglected to realize long haul racial incorporation. Subsequently, the Union was expected to successfully reintegrate the […]
In the fifth century CE, questionably the greatest occasion to at any point confuse antiquarians happened the breakdown of the Roman Empire that incomprehensibly controlled a lot of Europe. Rome took Europe forcibly thriving; it had the most grounded civilian army, accepted they had the holiest head and taken on strict lenience. For quite a […]
The long history of rights for any group or sect of people can be traced back deep into olden days. From the eighteenth century Age of Enlightenment to Civil Rights Movements onto Feminism to Border walls the list of basic Human Rights has been fought and won many times over. One of the major and […]
In Abigail Adams’ letter written in January 1780 to her son, John Quincy Adams, she asserts that John Quincy Adams should recognize the benefits of the voyage he had taken with father, John Adams, and his brother. In order to persuade him that the voyage will allow him to grow as an individual and to […]
Industrialization was necessary for the progression of the global economy, but to claim it’s immediate impact was positive on those involved is simply not true. The Industrial Revolution is a poorly planned facade, a Crystal Palace that cracks under the slightest scrutiny. If one takes the time to look past the gilded promise of mechanization, […]
After reading many documents about Christopher Columbus and his different voyages to the New World it has come to my conclusion that Christopher Columbus robbed many natives of their land, material, and large vessels of gold that was in high quantities. Christopher Columbus kept a journal and wrote on October 13, 1492 about being very […]
Macbeth, written by William Shakespeare, is a play portraying a misfortune of a tragic hero. Macbeth is a noble warrior and a hero who fights bravely for his beloved King Duncan. On his journey back to the King, he comes across three weird sisters who tell him his destiny of becoming King. The once loyal […]
When we read history books of the United States, it all starts with heroic adventure – there is no bloodshed and Columbus Day is a celebration. History is the investigation of the event that surfaced in the past periods (Zinn, 1995, p.19) as Edmund Morgan writes in his account of early Virginia, American Slavery, and […]
The totalitarian regime of Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler have left a mark of daunt and intimidation worldwide. George Orwell’s novel, 1984, depicts the futuristic world based on the events that arose in the past. Citizens are portrayed as thoughtless corpses detached from the past, their memories, and themselves. In the superstate, Oceania, Winston works […]
Throughout the course of history, there have been many powerful beings who influenced the people around them. The common crowd followed these beings of high authority, without even a simple question. The former civilizations of Germany, Russia, and Iraq are all stellar examples of an ignorant population clinging to others of gigantic power. Another society […]
Tyranny is the point at which an administration applies unlimited authority over the daily existences of its kin. These sorts of governments permit residents practically no opportunity and debilitate independence. Authoritarian governments are the same old thing and are known to have been around since the mid 1900s; be that as it may, abusive governments […]
The event I attended was watching an Indigenous rock opera film called “Something Inside is Broken” by Jack Kohler and Alan Wallace. The opera illustrated the uneventful times Native Americans had to deal with during the time of the California Gold Rush in the 1800s. As I was watching the Indigenous rock opera, there was […]
Hello and welcome to my spooky paper! Although October is over there is nothing more chilling than the practice of bringing something once deceased back to the living world. There are two terms for this phenomenon one being necromancy and the other known as the Lazarus effect. Although both practices being extremely unlikely to actually […]
Short stories could be considered as the integral part of literary genre. It would be correct to say that any society of any era believed that through short stories they could pass on their cultural values and experiences to their coming generations. From time to time even films and serials were also directed and produced […]
How dare these girls! Who are they to accuse me of such a sin as witchcraft? I moved to Salem forty years ago and have dedicated myself to this congregation ever since. I have lived the way God would have wanted me to and this is what I get in return? It must be a […]
As anthropologist studying the culture of witchcraft and its evolution into modern times, I would first attempt to describe and define the cultural representation of witchcraft and the difference between the common misconceptions. I would then begin to look at the history and evolution of witchcraft over time, assessing the period in which the religion […]
Franklin D. Roosevelt was the 32nd president, he served four presidential terms. He was the first and last president to have served more than two presidential terms (March 4, 1933 – April 12, 1945). He was a president that showed us that he can make change happen. He gave the people a promise to get […]
World War II created a gap in the workforce due to all the male soldiers who were being drafted and departing to various parts of the world, this also created a huge opportunity for women. Between 1940 -1945 more than 5 billion women entered the workforce; single, married and mothers alike were “achieving a degree […]
Hamilton vs. Jefferson: The Shaping of a New Nation The fledgling American republic emerged victorious from its conflict with Great Britain as a loose confederation of 13 states weighed down by crushing debt. During the 1790s, the Founding Fathers used their vision and ideas to address these issues and shape the new nation. However, two […]
December 26, 2004 a tragedy happened in Thailand that will never be forgotten. At about 8:00 o’clock in the morning when a 9.1 earthquake happened. For about 7 hours waves were building up and traveling to the costal area and hit the island Phuket. Most locals and tourist didn’t have a tsunami come to mind. […]
History is what has happened, in act and thought: it also is what historian’s make of it,’ an insight from historian Bernard Bailyn, in The Idea of Atlantic History. Historians continually seek out new perspectives through research resulting in a more comprehensive understanding of a given topic. For example, there are countless military, social, economic, […]
A wide debate throughout history has been whether or not to consider post-Civil War capitalists as Captains of Industry or Robber Barons. Many things lead the latter description to be the more accurate. These industrials leaders, such as Carnegie and Vanderbilt, often mistreated their workers, undermined their fellow citizens and showed little empathy. There was […]
