From World War I to World War II women had a drastic change from only being able to work in the household to taking the jobs of the men who left for the war. The women had many different responsibilities from working in the house to participating in war efforts. Women gave many efforts at […]
Colonists were steadily progressing in developing fundamental structures to have a successful society. Economic structure in each region took some time to be revised, refined, and be effective to allow growth along with expansion of society. Natural resources in each region were discovered to grow and harvest for profit. There were different measures taken when […]
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Out of the ashes of the great depression, a new economy was reborn by the courage and leadership of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The Great Depression was one of the worst economic events the world had ever seen. Countries across the globe were affected because of the downturn in the United States. From 1929 to 1939 […]
There was a need to repair the country after the Civil war. It was a success, but also could be considered a failure. There were strong differences in opinion the country. The war was officially over as far as the military was concerned, but there had been massive trauma on both sides. The country needed […]
The foundation of the United States has been built by immigrants, in pursuit of civil liberties. Intermingling of cultures, languages, races, and ethnicities is an inevitable factor of all this, either clashing, or bringing us all together for a common purpose. In the U.S. Constitution, Article 1 Section 9 states that the migration or importation […]
When the word “Viking” is brought up in a picture of a group of people that are cruel comes to mind. Viking era existed between 780-1070 A.D, Vikings originated in Scandinavia and were given names such as Nordmenn or Norsemen (jones 2). Vikings also migrated to the British Isles, the Baltic Lands, Iceland, and Greenland […]
A satirical fable: Animal Farm Every single character represents a real historical figure or group. Every action made is one that mirrors the ones of the real Russian Revolution. The whole book surrounds the idea of communism and specifically Russia’s involvement with said communism. Each Character from Napoleon to Mr. Whymper. Napoleon a quiet, manipulative, […]
Should Roe v. Wade be overturned? Abortion has always been a controversial issue. There are many different opinions and viewpoints on abortion concerning the ethical acceptability as well as the social policy aspects of abortion. In fact, before the decision made in the famous court case of Roe v. Wade, abortion was morally wrong and […]
One of the most significant contributors to music in the US is the minority group that the US has attempted to erase from history, Native Americans. Throughout US history, Native Americans have been oppressed due to colonization. Missionization in California attempted to civilize Indigenous people through the teachings of Christianity but resulted in the death […]
Interracial relationships were generally looked down upon up until the late 1900s when laws that banned interracial marriage were repealed. Loving v. Virginia was an important court case involving a white man and a mixed woman who fought against the laws in Virginia that criminalized interracial relationships. The court’s decision on this case ended up […]
Throughout his study of the Haitian Revolution James skillfully demonstrated for the first time that it was not simply an inspiring struggle on a tiny island on the periphery of the world system, but was inextricably intertwined with the Great French Revolution throughout, pushing the revolutionary process forward in the metropole itself and investing notions […]
Over the years, many people have noticed that women have always been treated differently than men. In the beginning, women weren’t even expected to leave the house because they were supposed to stay home, cook, clean, and take care of the children. Women also couldn’t have any land because people didn’t think they could handle […]
Who would have ever excepted the 1912 election was going to be the most crucial election ever known in American History. It shaped the way our economic world works today. All four men who were nominated for election had the desire for change and knew there was a cry for help. So in the end, […]
The book Hidden Figure echos the image of gender inequality and racial discrimination during the 1930s to 1960s in the U.S. It was written by Margot Lee Shetterly and published in 2016. The book portrays the lives of three female mathematicians: Katherin Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, Mary Jackson, along with Christine Darden, and how they all […]
Known as the American Dream and boundless story of the black women who changed and helped win the space race, a book written by Margot Lee Shetterly. It was printed in the United States of America and published by HarperCollins, New York. At the same time, a hardcover edition was published in 2016 by William […]
Introduction The movie industry has come a long way since its beginning in the 1890’s. New developments in equipments have emerged, genres have grown and expanded, and the industry makes billions each year with its films. Many things have been improved, including the portrayal of minority characters on screen. Equality with the actors themselves and […]
In the City of Chicago, shootings appear to be at an unsurpassed high. The rising debate of the shootings of unarmed African Americans exists in the City of Chicago, yet many significant urban areas and metropolitan regions. Generally open examples incorporate the lethal shootings of Michael Brown of Ferguson, Trayvon Martin of Florida, and Philando […]
The idea of the absolute basic income, given to all citizens at the government (or all individual citizens), was first demonstrated near the middle of the nineteenth century. But long before that there were thoughts of the so-called nominal income, the thought of the one-off contract and the purpose of the cultural contract (which however […]
One of the most glaring features of Michel Foucault’s philosophical attitude is how he views the political role of intellectuals—which he conveys throughout his work. In an interview, titled Clarifications on the Question of Power, Foucault explains how he refuses to consider himself a prophet and does want to be considered one (262). He is […]
Eleanor Roosevelt was the First Lady of the United States from 1933 to 1945 and also an active political activist and accomplished a lot of tasks as a Human Rights ambassador. Roosevelt shared her dislike and disappointment about dictatorships with her speech, “The Struggle for Human Rights”. She spoke and made a statement on behalf […]
Free labor, abundance of people, and lack of common human dignity defines slavery. Slaves were a perfect alternative to indentured servants (whom can become free over a period), which is popular amongst early American business owners, farmers, and solves most common labor problems. American importing of slaves who are of lesser stature than they are […]
The United States has more of its citizens incarcerated than any other nation in the world. (Washington Post) Mass Incarceration has steadily increased in the past 4 decades with the number of African Americans making up over half of the prison population. African Americans are much more likely to be incarcerated than any other race. […]
America would not be a renowned, diverse country without the differences in ideals betwixt its people. It is that very trait that would cause disagreements and questions of the need for slavery in the United States. Slavery provided the colonies with the economy it needed to become self-sufficient enough to gain its independence and disembark […]
Historians debate whether Gabriel Prosser’s Rebellion, successful or not, would have had a significant impact on the state of slavery in Virginia and if it would’ve taken control over Virginia, emancipating all slaves. It has been debated whether outside conditions would have had any factor on the success of the rebels. Gabriel Prosser’s rebellion, which […]
During the sixteenth century the British wondering about how to best use the economic opportunities in the new world started to exploit and kidnap Africans and have them come here and work for free. Before Africans were brought to British north America, white indentured servants were used to cultivate the land and make profits for […]
Slavery in the United States was the legal institution of human enslavements primarily African’s and African Americans, that only existed in the US. Slavery was started in British American from the colonial days, and it was legal in all thirteen colonies. Slavery was involved throughout the American colonies in the 17th and 18th centuries. Slavery […]
Slavery is a big part of America’s history. It has been around America since 1620 and was abolished in 1865. The beginning of slavery in America started because of the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Since then slavery became bigger and grew across the United States. Slavery was mainly used in the south to work on plantations. […]
Westward expansion prompted the North and South to face sectional divisions because of slavery. Slavery was a controversial issue that caused violent disputes between abolitionists and pro-slavery aspirants. Because of newly attained territory in the west, states and cities began to form and prosper. California thrived as gold was discovered, and Chicago blossomed due to […]
Slavery in the United States was the legal establishment of human enslavement. Primarily African’s and African Americans, that only existed in the world we live in, they never got to truly live it. Slavery was started in British American from the colonial days, and it was legal in all thirteen colonies. Slavery was involved throughout […]
Slaves were the major source of labor and they significantly contributed to the growth of the American Colonial agrarian economy. The background of slavery in colonial America can be traced back to 1619 when a Dutch owned ship dropped 20 African in Virginia. These first set of Africans were not slaves but indented servants who […]
