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Under Authority records, you will find the document "The Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site" The Fortress of Louisbourg document like any other historical manuscript seeks to create an understanding of the events that led [...]

In the very beginning of his book, the author emphasizes that the influences and connections between the empires and the territories they colonized and owned in the past keep lasting decades and even centuries the [...]

From the discussion, it is evident that the community and family formed central pillars in the lives of African Americans, especially in terms of helping them to maintain their identity, focus on their political and [...]

In the 17th century, the kingdom dubbed the Mayan society comprised of influential cities that covered both north of Honduras and south of Mexico.

Fig 1: Map of Algeria with Tunisia on its North East Border The intense and brutal campaign undertaken by French forces to counter the FLN network of terror contributed to the failure of France in [...]

It also strengthened the relationship between America and many European countries, which led to the development of more political, economic and military influence in these regions compared to other parts of the globe.

The epoch of the Tang dynasty is often considered the highest point of the early Chinese civilization evolution. By designing a very specific and quite rigid set of rules and regulations for addressing the increasing [...]

Despite the high levels of discrimination, they got themselves out of the slavery of writing for the whites by mastering the Anglo-American traditions.

A new intellectual force was realized in the fields of literature, science, art, and music during the German enlightenment era. It is also crucial to mention that additional emphasis was laid in the study of [...]

The onset of the scientific revolution is associated with Copernican technical inventions of 1543 and the discovery of motion science by Galileo.

Gerald of Wales states that the beginning of the Irish history happened with the arrival of Cesara, the daughter of Noah, to the shores of that land.

According to different historians, the majority of these westerners wanted to redefine the history of Japan by force. Fukuzawa and his colleagues inspired the people of Japan to support their country.

Though established with the main intention of keeping the country together and avoiding the possibility of confrontations as much as possible, this package was one of the major activities the hat propelled the onset of [...]

Hutchinson was a key personality in the controversy that surrounded the antinomy. The feminist command of Hutchinson was contributed by a number of factors.

The establishment of the imperial family in Russia was promulgated by Emperor Paul I in the fundamental laws of the Russian Empire.

In the story "The Invisibles: Migrant Workers in Canada" the author focuses on the plight of migrant workers in the country and how they are at the receiving end of adverse labor practices as well [...]

Confucianism not only provided the basic principles for regulating the daily life of the Chinese people during the rule of the Han dynasty, but this philosophy also contributed to presenting the main rules for governing [...]

In the case of the early settlers, it is clearly understood that they enjoyed a symbiotic relationship with the First Nation people.

Participation in the Abolitionist Movement Equiano needed to be accepted as a part of the society to show the world that he had his own identity.

Today, the killers and the victims of the genocide live side by side, and the government focuses on finding the effective measures and legacies to overcome the consequences of the genocide and to state the [...]

In spite of the fact that the Indian folklore in Canada can be characterized with references to the main features typical for the North American Indians' oral tradition and folklore, such basic elements of the [...]

The intensity of the conflict heightened and the British undertook genocide against the Mi'kmaq. The British and the Mi'kmaq had several conflicts during the period of 1756.

Hence, this essay examines the causes of wars and raids between the Mi'kmaq and England as well as the treaties signed to stop the war.

For example, thousands of Chinese people left their homes to work and live in the USA in the second half of the nineteenth century and early twentieth century. Chinese people went to the USA to [...]

In analyzing the interdiction of the Mi'kmaq by the European civilization, Paul brings about the question of the legitimacy of the different ideologies in the then free society.

When the Europeans came to their land in the early sixteenth century, the Mi'kmaq welcomed them and helped them learn ways of coping in the foreign land.

At some point, the second husband dreads Ann for her daughter and this really leaves her in a dilemma as she is to choose between the two.

The whole population of residents of North America was disgracefully and unreasonably disvalued in their traditions and beliefs, and people were forced to move out from the land that belonged to them in the first [...]

It is also necessary to add that the two groups resorted to the help of other states. It is necessary to note that this collaboration affected the development of the country and the escalation of [...]

The decline of the colonial rule in Vietnam gave rise to the development of the nationalist movement in this country. In particular, one should focus on the views of Phan Chu Trinh, Ho Chi Minh, [...]

Alexander, the king of Macedonia or more commonly, Alexander the Great is thought to be the most significant military leader of the ancient world.

In the beginning, there was the Treaty of Versailles that was to be ratified by Germany, a villain of WWI, in the build-up to a peace process in the post-WWI.

During the thirteenth century, Chinggis Khan forged the tribes of the Mongol into an alliance that builds the largest empire in the world.

The husband is always considered the head of the family among the Hazaras, with most of the families practicing polygamy. Afghanistan is one of the states that constituted the Mongol Empire, but the Hazaras are [...]

In their exploration of the wild, the factions of both men came into realities with the cruelty of the wild. Also, the fearless Indians hunters in the forest were a real threat to the groups [...]

There was a great number of people who traveled to Australia in search of gold, and this led to an even greater increase in the population.

The roles of the Executive include enforcement of laws, representation of the U.S.in political and economic undertakings, and protection of the nation.

The book "First Nations in the Twentieth Century" by James Frideres offers some useful insights about the experience of the Aboriginal people in Canada. Some of the cultural groups identified during the census included the [...]

The details of the act submission entail declaration of their loyalty to the King and offer their lives to the majesty.

This paper creates a critical analysis of The Epic of Gilgamesh by specifically discussing Gilgamesh's place in society, the justification of his societal position and his rights and obligations.

The Great Pyramid of Giza is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. It is worth analyzing the place according to its appearance to the eyes of the millions of viewers who visit [...]

Nevertheless, the red and blue state divide is discussed as the effective representative tool to demonstrate the differences in the US voters' visions because it usually illustrates the support for Republicans in the West and [...]

According to the author's analysis, a combination of all the fundamental documentation proved that previous demographers were wrong in their estimations of the number of deaths arising from the famine and the unorthodox implementation of [...]

In the 1980s, large quantities of cocaine from the Bahamas and the Dominican Republic were shipped to the United States. The involvement of the CIA and the government led to the imprisonment of many people [...]

In her analysis of the history of Minas Gerais, the author argues that the town was located in the interior of Brazil, which discouraged many Portuguese settlers in the early colonization era.

Having read such chapters as "Indigenous Ways of Knowing" and "Aboriginal Residential Schools: Compensation, Apologies, and Truth and Reconciliation," the reader receives the opportunity to think about differences in the Western people and First Nations' [...]

The only distinctive feature of the Gilded Age was that industry leaders manipulated their workers to think that they were part of the team that was transforming the American economy.

The book entitled A Vindication of the Rights of Woman marked the early beginning in the fight for the rights of women in Europe.

The book describes the tension and struggles that existed between the African Americans and the members of the white citizens' council, Ku Klux Klan.

One of the things that I found interesting in these classes was the differences between the beliefs of most indigenous American and Canadian tribes.

In the book First Nations in the Twenty-First Century, the reader observes the continued developments and repercussions of cultural infiltration and colonialism in the country.

Upon the election of Abraham Lincoln as the president, several states in the south voiced the intent to break up from the American union. The Gettysburg Address is among the famous speeches in the history [...]

After the discovery of the Americas, the accounts and the chronicles by the men who discovered the New World amazed the Europeans of the 16th and 17th centuries.

The French Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen is regarded as the main document produced by the French Revolution.

Following the discovery of the continents of North and South Americas, the accounts and chronicles by the men who discovered the New World amazed the Europeans of the 16th and 17th centuries.

Moreover, the economic relationships between the West and the North increased after the establishment of the Cumberland Road, the Erie Canal, the Railroad, and the steamboat.

The aim of this essay is to describe the system of castes in India as well as to characterize the diversity of Indian society. In general, the caste system in India represents the stratified hierarchy [...]

The quote means that the world was afraid of a new World war to happen; this is why the most powerful states of the planet became very suspicious of each other."The climate of fear and [...]

American society is one of the most diverse in the world as people of all cultural and ethnic backgrounds come to the USA in their search for a better life.

The fundamental drive of the immigrants who came to the US was to escape the excesses of the imperial regimes governing Europe. In this sense, Puerto Rico is the property, but not a part of [...]

The article is very instrumental, as it explains the crucial role that Bill Gates has played in Africa to improve the quality of life and minimize the effects of food shortage.

The history of civil rights in the United States traces its roots back to the arrival of slaves in Virginia in1619. The government ordered the tightening of the law to prevent the occurrence of the [...]

As of 1787, it had become clear that the founding document of the United States had to be revised to make it responsive to the problems faced by the national government.

As the European colonial outposts explored the region in search of gold, they also had the interest of finding a route that was to enable them to access water that was believed to exist in [...]

He was the seventh president of the USA between the years 1829 and 1837. The southern region mainly practiced farming and became the producers of raw material for the northern frontier that was industrialized.

According to Mahatma Gandhi, the Charkha and the Khadi represented civilization for the country; it enabled the country to display its potential in creating its resources and employing the huge population of youths.

The author views the changes in the role of postal network on the territory of the country and on the international level, the habits that the American society has developed under the influence of the [...]

Written by Liang Heng and Judith Shapiro in 1983, the book Son of the Revolution is a classical masterpiece, which highlights the tribulations of the Chinese people during the Mao's regime.

On the other hand, Japan was ready to negotiate for peace with the Allies, but the country's top administration was uncomfortable with the call for 'unconditional surrender.' This paper explores the political background of the [...]

With time, the need to acquire more diamonds as the war progressed resulted in the killing of people who lived within the vicinity of the diamond mines.

The chapter about mailable matters is designed to explore the historical development of mail on the territory of the United States of America and the changes of attitude towards it among the population of the [...]

According to the principle of finance, money has a higher value in the present as opposed to the future because it can earn interest, which makes it worthwhile.

This is one of the reasons why he paid so much attention to the preservation of peace in the world. This is one of the aspects that can be distinguished.

To confirm the soundness of the above-stated, one would not have to go far according to the Act: "Subject to this Act, reserves are held by Her Majesty for the use and benefit of the [...]

The introductory sections of the Act expound that the legislation is supposed to safeguard the interests of the Indians, including their resources.

It is the duty of the Crown to make all the necessary consultations with the First Nation people. Social justice can only be propagated when the basic treaties between the aboriginal people and the government [...]

It is prudent for the Crown to get back to the roots of the challenges facing the First Nation people instead of merely relying on the legislative agenda of the Canadian parliament.

Also, Guerin notes that the fiduciary principle significantly shaped the perception of the courts in regards to the government and the First Nations.

The nations that decided to start an alliance with the new owners of the lands also lost a lot and were limited in many aspects.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was founded in 1932 following the unification of the Kingdom of Nejd and the Kingdom of Hejaz by Kind Abdul Aziz Al Saud.

These examples indicate that the legacies of slavery were difficult to overcome, even though many people living in the American South did not support racial ideology.

On the whole, he demonstrated the importance of the scientific method for the progress of the country. This is one of the reasons why the slave economy of the South was in decline at the [...]

Alexander the Great is often considered the best leader in his times because he introduced a new order in the world by uniting the east with the west.

Despite the fact that in the XX century, it was quite hard for a woman to take the leadership position and have an influence on the state affairs, Margaret Thatcher managed to fight the gender [...]

Thus, the main impact of the Civil War was the abolition of slavery which changed the economic and social structures of the South and contributed to shifting the focus on the role of federal government.

According to Jerome, women should be given the freedom to have what they want so that after they are exposed to all the customs, they can choose what they regard as right and abandon what [...]

The abolition of slavery in the United States did eliminate the power structures that contributed to the oppression of African-Americans. Overall, it is possible to say at the beginning of the twentieth century, African-American people [...]

In addition, the receptive nature and openness attitude of the Mongols eased the Europeans exploration of the Asian region in the 15th century.

Also, the paper will highlight the reasons that have hampered the spread of Islam in the US and in the modern world.

The poem is about a mother's regret of losing her child and her vow to take care of her children in the future.

It makes people realize that she has deeply felt the pain and this gives her an understanding of others, and that reflects in her writing."The Song in the Front Yard" shows an attitude of a [...]

Also, Americas' involvement in efforts to disintegrate the USSR into individual and sovereign nations was a major cause of the Cold War.

Perhaps, one of the best narratives describing the plight of the captured African people and their journey through slavery is Equiano's 'The interesting narrative of Olaudah Equiano.' Olaudah Equiano provides an in-depth analysis of his [...]

During the early 16th century, he sailed to the Dominican Republic and to Cuba, where he reinforced the effort of the Spaniards to conquer the two areas.

Naomi describes the growth of the self-identity of the Acadians from the early times of the arrival of the traders to the period that they experience deportation.

In the Timurid Empire, the nomadic leaders had no Chinggisid men to take over the affairs of the empire after the death of the ruler.

People used religion to explain the happenings of and within the universe by viewing the universe as godly beginning with nothing to do with scientific development.

Rome and Greece made essential assistance to the civilization of the western world which evolved over the centuries. Although the classical culture of Greece was fundamental in the creation of western civilization, it made no [...]

Abraham Lincoln was the sixteenth President of the United States of America. However, Lincoln believed in the unity of the United States and that saving the union was an embodiment in the principles of democracy.

Factors Contributing to the Industrial Revolution One of the factors contributing to the industrial revolution in Europe was the invention of machines to simplify human labor.

In France, Voltaire and colleagues struggled to enlighten the society that strongly held the culture of church and monarchy.d'Alembert, Montesquieu, and Pierre were some of the arebellious' who supported Voltaire in the campaign for freedom [...]

Certain ceremonies that demonstrated customary practices such as baptism and sacraments were abolished by the reformed churches, and this affected the lives of the people because the initial rituals used to shape the social lives [...]

The groups were composed of the real believers of the teachings of the prophet, the Ummayads, and the non-Arab converts. It was during the Abbasid dynasty that a party to uplift the face of the [...]

This is clearly illustrated by Thistle's explanations of how social changes caused the collapse of the domestic economy and their contributions to the elimination of the unequal treatment of women and certain racial groups.

The bone of contention was the ownership of lands in the region mid-west of the United States, and this was where much of the war was fought.

Penal laws sought to continue the supremacy of the Church of England over Roman Catholics and nonconformist Protestants. Nevertheless, many Catholics in Ireland lost property and land at the expense of penal laws.

White men in the South were however of the view that freedom was a privilege accorded to the African Americans and not a universal right.

His early involvement in the business life of influential people allowed him to get to know the ways of the industry and trade and this was his strong point.

Firstly, both the book and the interview talk about the experience of the American soldiers in the Vietnam War. The two sources, the book and the interview, provide information regarding the miseries that the American [...]

The cultural, intellectual, and religious existence observed in most of the British colonies significantly changed from the fiscal 1700 to 1750.

This chapter also reveals the impact of sailors and explorers and how their actions led to the exploitation of resources and the establishment of colonial administration in these territories.

The major focus of the uprising was the violation of human rights and people demanded the government to change the way it was carrying out the order.

During 1500-1800, religion influences the political situation, the development of social groups, the whole social situation within the country, and the culture and morality of the public.

Cleopatra was the only female ruler in prehistoric times to customarily govern autonomously- not simply as an heir to her late husband- but to a great extent; she attempted to rescue and save a dying [...]

Roosevelt's plans were intended to provide relief from the great depression, increase jobs and ensure the safety of the environment through conservation and restoration.

When he assumed the presidency in 1932, Franklin acknowledged the challenges of the nation, and also the way to get them out of the great depression.

Using Christianity as a decoy, he found his way up to the top and succeeded in overthrowing Montezuma, who had been previously doubtful of being outnumbered by Cortes' men.

The method used in identifying the arrowheads involved observing the shape of the base, the style used in flaking, and the material used to make the arrowhead.

Columbus' entrepreneurial family initiated him into the world of seafaring, however it was the expansion of the Turkish Empire that fired up his imagination with regards to testing the claim that the earth is round [...]

The purpose of the ground council was to assess the needs of the Mi'kmaq people and come up with possible solutions.