The reconstruction era refers to the period following the civil war whereby the numerous different affiliations in the government intended to find a solution to the socio-economic and political problems imposed by the civil war, [...]
In the West, millions of African slaves were entrenched in to the American labor force from the beginning of the 16th century and were not freed until the last decade of the 19th century.
There can be many ways to interpret a historical event, yet the evaluation of the Reconstruction results will depend on four key factors, which are the unwillingness of the President to provide efficient reforms, the [...]
Code of Hammurabi made the society to be a culture made by people and their achievements through thoughts or physical existence.
With the development of the American nation, there was a shift of the frontier to the west. These political organizations acted as the voices of the numerous farmers that lived in the West in a [...]
It involved the exchange of various goods and services between the European and the American community and also the rest of the world.
More over, it will seek to establish the comparison and contrast of the visions about freedom and progress of America, as well as the idea of civilization that has occurred in the distinct ethic communities[1].
The disregard of the human rights of the Native Americans by the Whites put in place the foundation for racism, prejudice, and discrimination for all the Native Americans for decades in the future.
Using The Tempest and other plays by Shakespeare, Ronald Takaki tried to show the examples of the attitude of the citizens of New England to Indians. One of the main reasons for Indians to be [...]
This war also led to significant recognition of the Christians living within the empire and a peaceful co existence was thus required.
Labour and economy remained intertwined in that; the former was a factor that determined the state of the latter. Scholars single out economical differences between the two states as the cause of the slavery in [...]
If the actions of Polk while he was alive and in office contributed to the civil war, then he did much in shaping the history of United States since the war was very consequential.
Reflecting the change in the views of death both in their form and contents, gravestones bear valuable and trustworthy information about the cultural, the religious, and the social perspectives of the time.
This marked the beginning of the Westward movement, a historical turning point of the Native Americans, with the authorization to construct the transcontinental railroad.
Description John white painted a "bird's eye view of an Algonkian village, located between the present Lake Landing and Wyesocking Bay, on his 1585 visit to the Carolina coast," however, Theodore De Bry, engraved a [...]
In the background of this pressure Alexander took up his campaign to Persia, conquering the people of the country and then taking their wealth and the surviving soldiers to his empire.
This was one of the main reasons why there were protests in the United States in this year. As evidenced in this discussion, the year 1968 was filled with protests initiated by a number of [...]
However, with the movement to the New World, their previously clearly defined roles began to be blurred mostly as a consequence of the labor deficit in colonial America which led to a state where the [...]
It did take long for the native Hawaiians, the Asians of Chinese and Japanese origin to start petitioning the King regarding the reduced participation of the natives in the governance of the monarch.
Greek, Indian, and other civilizations demonstrate different treatments of women; the status of women has been changed considerably with time but still some grounds allow to evaluate the peculiarity of each nation and to define [...]
As this paper explicates, Melba was exposed to grave danger and this negates the need to take her to that school in the first place.
The name 'Middle East' needs to be clearly defined worldwide because of the controversy that the name 'Middle East' evokes among the people.
The loss occurred while the ship was on its Maiden voyage from Southampton, United Kingdom to the New York City in the United States causing one of the deadliest maritime disasters of the 20th century.
It means that the contemporaries of Louis XIV did not use this term, but preferred to use the word-combination "absolute power of the crown", which they understood as the "concentration of sovereign authority in the [...]
The civilization of ancient Egypt happened at the same time Mesopotamian civilization was taking place in other areas in the nations of the Akkadians, Babylonians and the Sumerians. Indeed, religion in ancient Egypt led to [...]
He brought in the support and vote for the Christian Conservatives, and his father was elected as the 41st president of America.
The Safavid empire became very dominant and maintained its authority due to their ability of linking power and religion; in fact this empire advocated the ideology that power was attached to religion which was the [...]
The archeological site is located in Yucatan Peninsula and presents one of the most famous archeological sites in Mexico, "Chichen Itza has been considered one of the most important sites in the north portion of [...]
The Paris Treaty was used to ratify the conflict and after that, the Spanish colonies were taken over by the government of U.S.A."These territories included Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and the Guam, and it also [...]
Written by Alex Haley, a journalist by profession, The Autobiography of Malcolm X is a description of Malcolm's life in a country dominated with racial discrimination, poverty, abuse of drugs, and crime.
What was communicated from the pope was final regardless of who the subject was.[1] The Catholic Church was the only church in the world and its branches were in many countries.
That is the reason why the society was referred to as the blue vein society, and the members were called the Blue veins. The writer acknowledges the darkness that Ryder was in and how he [...]
IN A NUTSHELL, Charlotte Perkins Gilman fearlessly fought for the women's rights. Charlotte Perkins Gilman championed the rights of women to vote.
This therefore led to the rise of several campaigns to fight for the rights of the African Americans. To authenticate this order, a commission was formed to investigate on the complaints that arose from the [...]
Lacey and Danziger described the lifestyles of the Anglo Saxons in the format of the Julius Work Calendar by having twelve chapters in the book related to the twelve labor months.
The reason for the selection of Southern men was due to the fact that the Southern climate was more similar to that of Cuba, the battle ground of the Spanish American war.
Supreme Court's landmark judgment in the Dred Scott case of 1857 made a broad statement about the status of African Americans in the country and the spread of slavery into the territories.
However, in comparison with Chapter 7 in "Empire of Cotton," the text in the second book covers a wider range of topics in addition to the initial discussion of workers' rights and their rebels.
On the other hand, Du Bois believed in the necessity of higher education and political action to achieve full civil rights.
The activists of this movement, which took place from the early 1780s to the late 1880s, were defending the right to freedom for all individuals and strived to bring an end to slavery.
Frederick Douglass was one of the central figures of abolitionism and a prominent critic of the racist and slave-owning American society.
When reviewing the issue, it is evident that the oppression was demonstrated not simply by White counterparts but by the overall system in the military that was designed to promote the white experts.
Second, the slaveholding class in the region used the Bible to justify slavery by recognizing its existence and the history of master-servant relations expressions in the book.
The balance between the executive branch and the rule of law in the United States is the basis of the democratic order that allows the country to function.
As a lesbian, she identified herself with the community of LGBTQ+ people and accordingly tried to ensure that their rights were equal to other people.
This source contains information about the Iroquois Creation Myth and retells the story of the Sky Woman's fall and the further creation of the Earth.
President Wilson's attitude steadily changed as a result of the early World War I events, and in April 1917, he called for the Central Powers to be declared at war.
He was a significant personality in the business world of the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries.
First of all, attention is paid to the collision of New France and the Iroquois, which arose due to the desire for the first claim of the Great Lakes and the Mississippi Valley.
The author underlines that the abolition of slavery is not equal to the disappearance of racism. The piece highlights that the status of Black people after the abolition depended on the moods of society.
The 1960s in America were a cultural revolution. Overall, the 1960s were a time of great social, political, and cultural transformation in America.
In the ongoing discourse about women's rights, the character of Hatshepsut, an ancient Egyptian queen who became a pharaoh, serves as a pertinent example of female empowerment and leadership.
The essence of this debate was a discussion about the life of American society and the spread of slavery to the West.
According to Hohti-Erichsen, "the importance of the home as a site for social entertainment and cultural activity was also reflected in the ways in which the home was arranged, furnished, and decorated.
The first important factor during this time period was the expansion and modernization of the US Navy. As it was stated in his Corollary, the US has taken the role of a "policeman" of the [...]
The 20th century bore witness to the prevalence of malignancy in various guises, ranging from the horrors of Nazi Germany to the scourge of racial discrimination in the United States.
The Bill of Rights is the fundamental document that shaped American independence and its central concepts, and it was written by the Founding Fathers of the USA in 1789.
In Frederick Douglass' speech, What to the Slave is the Fourth of July, delivered in 1852, he employs a masterful rhetorical strategy to position himself to his audience, convey his arguments for abolition, and express [...]
Amidst these horrifying circumstances, the agonized cries of women and the mournful groans of the dying set a scene of abject horror, etching the Middle Passage into the collective memory as an ordeal that haunted [...]
The history of English in the United States of America dates back to the reign of Charles II, who distributed the USA's lands to his loyal companions, increasing English's dominance in these colonies.
Turning to the North Europeans the Swedish, Dutch, and French there is a rich tapestry of beliefs. Protestantism is prevalent among the Swedish and Dutch, whereas the French have a solid Catholic lean, especially with [...]
In examining Thomas Heyward Jr.'s life, we gain insight into the bravery and commitment of those who played a pivotal role in shaping the foundations of the United States. In the latter part of his [...]
The discussion should turn to the bottom of what Thucydides has to say about the nature of war and how one might learn from his writings.
With such a quote, the man wants to emphasize that his struggles are similar to the experiences of other people of color who were oppressed.
A Brief Account of the Destruction of the Indies is a report for the King of Spain that explores the acts of violence and gold accumulation of Spanish colonizers in the New World.
The central thesis of this text is that the Berlin Conference is often unfairly considered the starting point of colonialism in Africa.
The differences in employed models are explained by the problems the governments and rulers faced and the solutions they invented to avoid weakening their power and the state's collapse.
The circumstances around the changing political situation and the tone of Pericles' speeches may indicate several essential factors, such as the tactical actions of the army and the position of a leader in society.
The 1930s were a decade of extraordinary expansion and influence for labor unions in the United States, making it a crucial decade for workers.
He highlights the urgency of the civil rights movement and the desperate need for immediate action to end racial discrimination. King argues that the white moderate's support for gradualism and the idea of waiting for [...]
Goodwin, the author explores the methods used by Texas slave owners to control the intimate relationships of their slaves. The author uses the oral narratives of former slaves to support this theme, highlighting their personal [...]
Nevertheless, their anger manifests the characters in distinct ways, pointing to the self-destructiveness of Oedipus and the controlled anger of Martin Luther King.
Paine's work served as a catalyst for the Declaration of Independence and ultimately laid the foundation for the founding of the Republic.
Intensified hostilities between the United States and the Soviet Union were a hallmark of the Cold War period, which lasted from the late 1940s until the early 1990s.
Thomas Ricketts earned the Victoria Cross for his bravery in Belgium, and his courageous actions became a symbol of Canada's military valor, as the paper shows.
The resource Meet the emigrants "Making the Trek" on the Oregon Trail is a virtual tour of the Oregon Trail, one of the most significant events in U.S.history.
After the surrender of the Confederate forces and the end of the American Civil War, the divided United States quickly needed to reunite.
Johnson's deep commitment to the Vietnam War and alternative strategies can be explained by the popularity of conflict, as well as the perfect timing for the president to be involved and the domino effect of [...]
The Congressional plan aimed to enforce equal rights for African Americans and was a reaction to the perceived failures of Johnson's approach.
On the fourth of December, 1833, the abolitionist members met in Philadelphia and documented their mission in the Declaration of Sentiments of the American anti-slavery Society.
Ultimately, Martin Luther King thought that America was involved in the Vietnam War for imperialism and aggression, power and wealth, to retain American supremacy.
Mary Church Terrell, born on September 23, 1863, in Memphis, Tennessee, was a prominent figure in the movement for black rights and black feminism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
In this context, the political division into the North and South, financial crises, and the struggle for slavery abolitionism and women's rights acknowledgment were the main changes of this period.
From 1865 until the dawn of the twenty-first century, substantial changes in the definition of American citizenship occurred, influenced by numerous social, political, and cultural trends.
The election was a precursor to significant changes in the US, as it highlighted the differences between the Democratic and Republican platforms and demonstrated the power of the people to make their voices heard.
The central notion is that the African Renaissance must encompass the entirety of the African continent devoid of negritude, essentialism, and textualism.
The Declaration of Independence is one of the most important documents created in the history of the United States of America.
This essay will cover the Civil Rights Movement, the Kennedy Promise, Lyndon Johnson's Great Society initiative, and challenging the status quo.
One of the consequences of the Civil War was the establishment of Freedmen's Burau. The origins of the Burau are rooted in the need to supervise the territories left unattended during the Civil War and [...]
His commitment to God gave him the strength and courage to fight for justice. His activity and leadership during the Black Freedom Movement inspired many young people to fight for civil rights and equality.
One critical issue related to elections between 1870 and 1880 was the passage of the Fifteenth Amendment to the US Constitution.
The most remarkable examples of its impacts are reflected in the colonized countries of Asia and Africa, specifically in different aspects of their lives.
While the former discusses the dangers and consequences of tyranny, the latter chronicles the ambitious reforms of a Spartan king. The writer warns against the dangers of a single ruler having absolute power and the [...]
The materials include a book on the production of the Woodstock documentary, a cultural history of the event, an encyclopedia, a guide to the event and its era, and a detailed retrospect of the organization [...]
In light of this, it is asserted that Mascho Piro should not be exempt from the law and should be held accountable.
Although the Act was an independent event, it stirred up conflicts, created a sense of urgency on the issue of slavery, and changed the border lines that created conflicts leading to the Civil War.
In addition, the author considers this issue from the point of view of the historical context and the state of mental health of the group.
The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow series by PBS Learning Media gave me a solid understanding of the roots of racial segregation in the United States.
The American forces, or the "Rebels" as they are referred to in the book, were mostly American volunteers and militia, with some German soldiers thrown in the mix.
This document furthers Douglass's understanding of the condition of the slave, as a person and a speaker, and his views on the condition of the slave.
Others included the intensified social upheaval between the bourgeois and aristocratic elite and the general population, and the emotional and economic impacts resulting from the conquer of the German Empire by the Allies.
The American Revolution is one of the most significant events in American and world history. This feature made the American Revolution revolutionary and made it possible to claim that it started a new order.
Industrialization was a major turning point in the modern era, as it led to the mass production of goods and the growth of the global economy.
The experience of African American people in the 20th century has been very different over the decades and depended on the region.
Between 1861 and 1865, the United States was engulfed in the Civil War, one of the most devastating events in the country's history.
Negative portrayals of women scientists can reinforce stereotypes about the capabilities and roles of women in science. For this reason, attention should be paid to the portrayal of women scientists in films based on their [...]
The war was aggravated by the fact that the Cambodian army coup led to a new entry of troops into Vietnam. The president faces impeachment and was forced to resign, leaving the country in a [...]
Washington: the desire for justice, the ability to see the essence of processes, as well as faith in the bright future of the USA.
Anita's story reveals the experience of a ghetto in Vienna and further refuge before WWII with the challenges of adaptation to the new environment and reconciliation with her family.
In this paper, Mary Rowlandson's account of her captivity by Native Americans not only contradicts but also defends the religious awakenings in the New World, as it is portrayed in the narrative, her experiences are [...]
Throughout the history of the United States, the American government has had a long and troubling history of oppressing Native American tribes, and this era was no exception.
Therefore, the claim of opportunity creation for the masses in the aftermath of the Black Death is not universally accurate. The Black Death contributed to the spread of prosperity across Europe due to the workforce [...]
He was the founder of the famous Medici dynasty, hence his nickname of the Old, the richest man, merchant, banker, financier and statesman who managed to use his fortune wisely and become a very influential [...]
The core difference in points of view between British rulers and North American colonists was akin to those between the French monarchy and citizens, and the treatment of people by authorities was similar, as fairness [...]
Big History is a field of study that attempts to examine the comprehensive history of the Earth, cosmos, humanity, and life by use of the best possible evidence-based research and academic approaches.
John Smith, William Bradford, and John Winthrop helped England in establishing colonies in the U.S. John Smith, William Bradford, and John Winthrop play a crucial role in the establishment of English colonies in the U.S.and [...]
First, each country sought to achieve its objectives and receive more benefits in the formed situation, which, as indicated by the realist perspective, are always the motives of different states.
Since the extent of indoctrination into violent ideology is not predicated upon one's sex, the propensity to violence and, in the worst-case scenario, genocide can be observed in women just as clearly as in men, [...]
Firstly, in order to understand the initial progress in relationships between the Native Americans and colonists, it is crucial to start the analysis from early historical accounts.
The central notion discussed in this part of the treatise is security, associated with the political manifestations of the subjects in the overall structure of the state and the constitution.