History

In colonial America, American Indians experienced many different hardships and obstacles that obstructed their path toward assimilation. However, one of the most damaging forces ...

John M. Logsdon’s nonfiction book entitled “John F. Kennedy and the Race to the Moon” was originally compiled while all of the “events and ...

Gandhi is well known for his campaign of nonviolent conflict resolution. He focused on violence and nonviolence in conflict resolution with an emphasis on ...

Warfare has been misconstrued in the current centuries, praising the individual that makes the ultimate sacrifice, the dedication of a man to give up ...

The thirteen American colonies that would ultimately make up the fledgling United States were quite diverse. They were founded at different times, were settled ...

The Articles of Confederation originally drafted by Dickinson were modified extensively before being ratified by the states and evolved into what is now the ...

World War II was the most brutal and destructive war in the history of our species, as the war caused over 80 million deaths, ...

The rise of the Islamic world was a strong and powerful one in its beginning and much of this was due to the leadership ...

The West and the East’s fundamental disagreement over icons caused irreparable short-term damage, leading to a strain in relations between the two. Secondly, to ...

A thorough examination of both Hannah Arendt’s Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil and Leni Riefenstahl’s famous Nazi film Triumph ...