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Thus, according to the author, the American dream is only a fantasy. Returning to the ideas of Krugman, Cox and Alm, and Dalmia, it seems necessary to highlight some aspects.

However, Takaki argues that Glazer's theory is limited and does not consider the experiences of all racial and ethnic groups in the United States.

However, this botanist replied that this is a wrong approach to science and that inquiries are to be more concrete, deep, and methodological.

In different forms and to various degrees, the impulses of modernity influence not only the historian's approach to the study of the past but likewise the results of this study.

In the book, Gonzalez examines the rise of the United States as a territorial power throughout the nineteenth century and the decrease of Latin American countries to the borderlands of North American power.

The civil rights movement was the event that significantly impacted the American society of the 20th century and initiated the more powerful development of Black literature.

According to some sources, the reasons behind the inequality in wealth and power in ancient empires is not mere monopolies. In Rome alone, the capital of the empire, the population throughout the first and second [...]

The narrative of females being vulnerable and needing to be saved remains among the prominent narratives of modern patriarchal society inherent to the left-wing ideology.

Thus, the education of tolerance and understanding of other faiths contributes to the establishment of relations in society and limits the possibility of conflicts and stressful situations.

The pro-slavery forces argued that slavery was the right thing to do, promoting abolitionists and the anti-slavery forces as terrible villains because they wanted to abolish slavery.

The felling of forests could lead to the swamping of territories and later to the shift in the species composition of trees.

Most African Americans are descendants of enslaved people brought from Africa, and the research focuses on the connection between the current state of African Americans concerning their history.

The former treated Tejanos as traitors since they fought for the independence of Texas, while the latter wanted more lands free from the natives.

An aspect that is of particular interest is the question of the development of this thought and the relationship between some of the rulers of European nations, which were called the Enlightened Despots.

The first was in 1917-1920 and was associated with the fear of revolution in the United States. In the second wave, despite some warming of relations between the USSR and the U.S.in the 1930s, back [...]

However, the presidential election of 1860 was the last spark that fuelled the flames of the Civil War. The 1860 election outcome revealed that the opposition had no hope of beating Lincoln and the Republicans [...]

During the American Revolutionary War, disease and enemy forces were two of the biggest perils of the army. The fever rises on the fourth day of infection, and the first smallpox sores form in the [...]

In the eyes of most Germans, the goal of the treaty's reparations was to "ruin the Reich's economy" and overpower the country's political and territorial integrity.

These questions enable readers and leaders to know the author's intentions in writing the book, the reasons he had in writing the book, the time he wrote the book, and where he used to write [...]

Of particular interest during the examination of books by Brown and Locke was the topic of the correlation of strength, gender, and race.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Sarah Moore Grimke, and Fanny Fern are notable personalities who extensively wrote about women's place in society in the 19th century."The declaration of sentiments" was one of the most significant manifestos in [...]

Although this source is not dedicated to the person under consideration, Rosetta Wakeman, it was chosen as it is instrumental in understanding the position of women in American society in the 19th century.

Speaking about what led to the revolution in the United States - the Boston Massacre, the Tea Party, or the Stamp Act - the most rational reason seems to be the result of all these [...]

The success of the early empires led to competition and spurred other powers to seek their trade routes and new territories.

George Mason was one of the leading opposers of the changes to the document and did not support the directions many delegates took in the discussion.

The book examines the stories history of the plantation south, connecting the notions of racism, sexism, and social expectations with the heavy burden millions of black women had to undertake.

Such ideas were able to change in the future but speaking of the time when the events of the Civil War took place, the economy, tired of the war, was in horrible shape and needed [...]

In order to better understand the issue and answer the question of whether the Union of states is and should be voluntary, it is essential to refer to the documents that date back to the [...]

The act signified the end of salt laws and allowed Indians to harvest saltwater and produce salt locally. Mahatma protested unfair salt laws imposed by staging a peaceful walk from his hometown in Ahmedabad to [...]

For example, the most striking detail catching the eye is the contrast between the opulence and splendor of the interior and the presence of simple cups and buckets intended for mass use.

Now, Mesopotamia is understood mainly as a valley in the lower reaches of these rivers, and lands are added to it east of the Tigris and west of the Euphrates.

Decades after the event, the deployment of US troops to Vietnam is considered one of the most unsuccessful military operations in the history of the country.

Kornetis and Cavallaro claim that the processes of democratization resulted in the collapse of "the Francoist regime, the Salazar-Caetano regime of Estado Novo, and the Colonels' military dictatorship in Greece ".

The main reason why many see him as an inspiration is that he was the first person of color to hold the office of president, but there is so much more to him and what [...]

Consequently, in chapter 2, Tocqueville explains that the Church was targeted by the anti-elitist and semi-anarchist aims of the Revolution due to being a part of the feudal system.

The Roman Empire, also known as the Byzantine Empire, experienced the plague during the reign of Emperor Justinian hence the name Justianic Plague. The impact of the plague was first felt in the southeastern Mediterranean [...]

The Brown v Board of Education of Topeka was one of the events that resulted in a step towards demolishing inequality, being preceded by an unfair ruling.

The latter counts as the most important historical occurrence in the U.S.before 1877, while the Mexican-American war is the most critical political event.

3 A breakdown of the events after the Berlin conference, reasons for European's interest in Africa, colonial administrative styles, the concept of imperialism, and how the rule benefitted Africans form the basis of this paper.

At that time, this act was one of the first to oppress the position of the black population. In addition, the act provided for the organization of detachments that were supposed to return the liberated [...]

Reagan's portrayal of these ladies was used to justify real-world policy changes and contributed to the shrinkage of the social safety net.

Louis Farrakhan was a leader of the Muslim movement among African Americans and became one of the key figures of the Million Men March.

The turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries was when the modern United States, a country of giant corporations, cities with a population of millions, and a society dominated by wage labor, was formed.

Therefore, it is likely that he would have supported the introduction of quotas and would have taken a position similar to Jefferson.

The last class and social group were the peasants, who represented the majority of the people most of them lived in the countryside.

From the YouTube video, I can spot working and upper-class individuals and multiple groups of people, such as armies and merchants.

This failed regressive ideology serves the leaders or those in top positions in the government as it impoverishes the masses. Soviet ideology reflected in the style of architecture was characterized by abundant use of highly [...]

Today Russia is one of the superpowers in the world with a strong economy. The Bolsheviks took power after the Russian Revolution of 1917 and deposed the imperial government.

Colonization of Africa is a historically formed process, the purpose of which was the development, conquest, and use by the colonizers of the entire territory of the continent.

Moreover, the anti-federalists argued that the citizens would not be able to participate in administration because of the undemocratic nature of the Constitution.

A quick glance at some of the events that occurred during the century reveals how different America was at the beginning of the century particularly in comparison to the end of the century.

Although a significant percentage of the causative constituents emanated from the previous government's economic strategies, President Hoover elevated the conditional outlier.

Many meaningful changes occurred between 1789 and 2001, including the French Revolution in the 1780s, German nationalism in the 1800s, and the Gulag repressions in the 1900s.

The interest of this study is cave art during the prehistoric period as a form of representational art. In Southern France, there is a magnificent specimen of a European Paleolithic cave painting called the Lascaux [...]

The drivers and motivations for creating the San Francisco Committee of Vigilance were political and socio-economic prerequisites such as high crime rates, the organizers' desire to preserve their assets and platforms, and citizens' dissatisfaction with [...]

This journal discusses the motives, challenges, and impact of the colonial transport system used in Africa during the colonial period. This article will be helpful when writing an essay on colonialism in Africa since it [...]

As a result, the French's defeat by Germany in 1940 allowed Vietnam the chance to regain its sovereignty, fight for the freedom of its citizens, and expel the French from the territory.

The American Enlightenment is a period in colonial America in the 18th and 19th centuries when the ideas of the European Enlightenment became the foundation for the preparation of the American Revolution.

American cities' central development and urbanization occurred in the years after the end of the Civil War. Firstly, the active development of urbanization was caused by the fact that people began to move to cities [...]

Water is the basis of life, so the settlements of such famous giants of antiquity as Egypt and Mesopotamia were built respectively on the majestic Nile River and in the valley of the Tigris and [...]

Answering the research question requires providing an overview of different types of intelligence information that had been provided to the decision-makers in the American government leading up to the attack.

France considered the colonization of Indochina as a political opportunity to increase its authority and influence in the region and compete with the expanding influence of the British Empire in the region.

Consequently, the Little Rock Nine helped to desegregate many public places in the South and many parts of America. In the video, White Central High School students demonstrated against the admission of the Nine.

As mentioned earlier, Asians were featured with Pacific Islanders in Directive 15 and then were included in the census of 1980.

King was linked to the development of the civil rights movement as it was considered to cause a lot of revolution in the country through the use of peaceful demonstrations, which succeeded in the attainment [...]

In addition, his desire to improve his language and the ability to defend his point of view on the basis of clear arguments determined his profession of a printer.

The transformation of American politics under the influence of conflicts in the Middle East was significant in terms of the country's independence.

The revolutionary war became the fundamental event in the history of the USA. For this reason, the rebellion in America became a chance to undermine the power of the British Empire and restore the balance [...]

Some argue that the Ancient Egyptians must have been Black Africans, while others state that cannot be true, at least in terms of physical appearance, Combined with the peculiarity of Egyptian culture, from this emerges [...]

Portuguese explorers were at the vanguard of European foreign discovery in the 15th and 16th centuries, which allowed them to reach India, find several commercial stations in Asia and Africa, colonize what would become Brazil, [...]

The selected historical events are Irish immigration to the United States in the 1840s and 1850s and the movement for slavery abolition, which existed in the country at the same time.

This paper aims to explore and synthesize the opinions of various authors to understand the formation and modern presentation of Santeria, including the slave trade in Yorubaland, the history of early colonial Cuba, and the [...]

These reasons and her passion for styling her sister's hair motivated Malone to develop products to enable women to adapt to the society that judged them based on American beauty standards. Malone and Walker were [...]

One of the shortcomings that can be identified in relation to this article is the limited focus on the roots and causes of the existing problem.

The United States was not involved in the war until 1941 since it had a Neutrality Act which established limits to the sale of weapons to fighting parties.

The purpose of this essay is to examine the rise and fall of the Roman Empire, including the influence of the Catholic Church and Kings in the secular and religious activities of the Europeans.

Although it is essential to understand that spontaneity is a positive property in studying the interactions between community forms of ownership and structure, it is necessary to create a consistency of the knowledge obtained.

For example, as early as in the title of the speech, Obama's A Perfect Union makes reference to the established nation by the Founding Fathers and the definition of 'perfect.' As such, Obama posits that [...]

Despite the fact that the Irish encountered a great number of obstacles, the immigration of Irish people to the United States was advantageous not only to the immigrants but also to the United States.

Specific legislation pieces, including the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, the Compromise of 1850, The New Deal, and the Civil Rights Act of 1964, govern these three branches and have affected the American government.

The epoque of Enlightenment was a natural continuation of the Renaissance humanism and rationalism of the beginning of the New Age.

The Roaring Twenties depicts rapid economic improvement and social change perceived as the Jazz decade due to the dynamism of art since the return to peaceful life after the First World War.

Addams promotes the obligation of social participation and awareness in order to foster the possibility of care. This is due to her contention that exposure to various circumstances aids in the development of a respectful [...]

President Hugo Chavez targeted the poor and the working class and promised to terminate the existing flawed leadership system. Ultimately, in 1998, he won the election taking approximately 56% of the votes and was sworn [...]

It is generally known that the style the Elizabethan age brought with it had an impact on both the cultural and social events of the period.

Jared Diamond is among such scientists, and his book, Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies, comments on how ancient cultures developed and explains why Eurasia dominated the rest of the world.

Lodge believed in the value of the country's commerce while perceiving England's construction of locations in the West Indies as a threat to the US seaboard.

The right to education is protected by human rights legislation guaranteeing to adapt education to the requirements of individuals and communities that are evolving and to the needs of students in their varied socio-cultural contexts.

Irish people, though not as deprived of rights as the enslaved Africans, also endured much suffering and fought slavery to the best of their ability.

The assumption that the US already has a world-major status and is headed in the right direction is fundamental to the discussion and is shared by both allies and enemies overseas.

The foreign policy strategies of Clinton and Bush Jr.differed significantly. In contrast, Bush Jr.was focused on isolation and confrontation with the principles of globalization.

The era in the development of American ideology, which had a noticeable impact on historiography, falls on the Industrialization phase and the transformation of the United States into a world power, that is, in the [...]

As a consequence of being denied a say in the creation of the laws and policies of the other country, its people are reduced to second-class citizens.

Settlers that had financial or other influences had also partaken in the moves to the Americas in order to escape the control of the royal family and the current government.

It is possible to apply the same principle to the relationships of the parent and the child, where the child should always respect the parent and follow their orders and advice.

In particular, it is essential to note that they were characterized by totalitarian thinking as one of the distinguishing features of the first half of the twentieth century and the times of faith in science [...]

The most significant public structures in the city were gathered around the temple in the city's center, which served as the power headquarters.

Hence, the essay elaborates on the biography and milestones in Cornell McBride, Sr's career as a Black entrepreneur in the haircare industry.

One of the most developed variants of this concept is the nationalism of the era of the French Revolution. In 1789, with the outbreak of the French Revolution, the idea of nationalism spread throughout France, [...]

Being highly diverse, Native American culture shaped its representatives' interactions with colonialists, which ultimately led to the appropriation of Native American culture and the following destruction of Native American people's lives.

The Significance of The Frontier in American History marks the important period of the United States' expansion to the west coast that continued throughout the nineteenth century.

Benjamin Franklin, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States, was closely related to the Enlightenment movement in the colonies.

Although the goal of the Third World Liberation Front to establish an independent third world college on campus was not realized at the height of this activist movement in 1969, the movement strongly influenced future [...]

The lack of regulations and people's introduction to the stock market system has led to price inflation and the eventual crash.

In 1487, Covilh set off on a journey in the company of the traveler and diplomat Afonso de Paiva and, under the guise of a merchant, arrived in Cairo, from where he sailed to India.

The policy of Europeans sometimes represented a brutal attack on the lands and natural resources of the indigenous people, forced assimilation, and destruction of culture, customs, and traditions.

The conventional image of the Mexican as a criminal, ill, and unassimilable prevailed during the start of the 20th century. In conclusion, Mexican immigrants to the US suffered as a result of the eugenics movement.

In order to solve the issue, the individuals were forced to balance the power in Congress between free states and slaves leading to the adoption of the Missouri Compromise in 1820.

Firstly, the origins of industrialization in the United States were sourced in the adaptation of technologies developed during the British Industrial Revolution, which started in the middle of the 18th century.

The quantitative analysis of the marriage and passenger records indicates that the settlement of migrants in the old city of Florida occurred in three phases. The influx of migrants from New Spain outnumbered the population [...]

The first constitution of the United States, commonly referred to as the articles of confederation, marked the start of self-government following the existence of British colonialists.

The book embeds a variety of perspective that shows the evolution of social reaction to famine as the leading cause of suffering in the European history.

Mary and Emily were 15 and 13 years old, yet they were ready to sail away to the unknown in their pursuit of freedom.

The book North of Slavery: The Negro in the Free States: 1790 1860 by Leon Litwack is an illustration of how African Americans were treated in the northern states just before the start of The [...]

This region is geographically located on relatively flat land bordered by mountain ranges to the south and east and the west by the Caspian Sea. At the time, the country was regarded as part of [...]

Thus, one of the main events that became the subject of public discussion and concern of the world community was the actions of the United States of America and Russia in relation to the Middle [...]

In the book "The Global Cold War" by Westad, the author seeks to understand why the cold war took longer and also the reason it became global.

This paper aims to discuss the conceptual positioning of Latin America in the context of the Global Cold War as the heart of the Third World.

The Battle of Gettysburg is one of the most significant and well-known not only during the Civil War but also in the entire history of the United States.

In the aftermath of World War II, Latin American countries which were relatively absent from the global conflict sought participation in the discussion of the post-war global security order, which was at the time spearheaded [...]