On October 17th 1781, the English surrendered and peace negotiations were initiated in Paris, with an American delegation lead by Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790). The Versalles treaty was signed in 1783and the British government recognized the independence and birth of a new nation: The United States of America. Four years later, the constitution of 1787 came […]
George Washington is an American hero. Washington gave up its comfortable life to confront the British and gain American independence. Had he not supported the Revolution the colonists may have remained under British rule. It is mesmerizing to come to such a conclusion that had it not been for the wiling spirit of one man […]
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Order nowIn 1916, the submarine war, one of whose consequences was the United States’ invasion, was marked by a war in the North Sea between the German and British fleets known as Gatland. The Germans also tried to sink any commercial ship to starve Britain and force it to surrender. Among the ships that were sinking […]
“The executive branch has completely changed since George Washington’s term; president’s no longer have such limitations the first commander in chief used to have. Congress used to overpower the president’s decision. The power of balance has shifted dramatically between branches. The executive branch has evolved leadership in the modern world, changing greatly since the adoption […]
When people think of Colombia they might think of the popular singer- songwriter Shakira or, possibly, cocaine. This paper will discuss Colombia’s ongoing Civil War. Colombia can be found on a map in the northern tip of South America. In 1525 Spain began to colonize Colombia but in 1813 Colombia, finally, won its independence back. […]
There are over 56.5 million Hispanic living in United States, data as of 2015 that equivalents to 17.6% of total U.S. population. Among them 11.7 are living without legal documents and are considered “illegal immigrants.” These are people from different Spanish speaking countries like Guatemala, Mexico, Honduras, etc. Why do these people leave their house […]
A global citizen is a person who holds a belief that every person on the earth has some rights and responsibilities which should be fulfilled to become the member of the earth. For becoming a good global citizen, it is essential to have a profound understating of different cultures which enable the person to understand […]
Theworld war was as known as the great war between 1914 to 1918. During the war Germany Empire was the vital power in the fight in opposition to four big countries like Great Britain, Franc and United States well as. It brought a huge development of war technics and weapons. For examplethe country build up […]
Ever since the early 1900s, equality has been of great concern on the basis of race. This has always been the source of division among people in the United States. Racism is also the most obvious form of inequality in America. Living the American dream is a phrase coined in 1931 to describe an equal […]
Premature birth alludes to the end of a pregnancy by evacuating or removing the baby or fetus from the uterus before it is prepared for birth. There are two noteworthy types of premature birth: unconstrained, which is regularly alluded to as an unsuccessful labor or the intentional fetus removal, which is frequently instigated fetus removal. […]
Politics during the Harlem Renaissance was a very controversial time in the United States of America. The Harlem Renaissance was a time of change and a time where people wanted to bring about change, not just in culture, and literature, but politics as well. The Harlem Renaissance brought about an explosion of African American art, […]
African American culture was greatly enhanced due to the Harlem Renaissance and Jazz movement, leading to a big social, artistic explosion that took place in Harlem New York. The Harlem Renaissance was a open minded, recreational, and artistic nuke that happened in Harlem harlem, New York, throughout the 1920’s. This timer was known as the […]
The U.S. Constitution was written during the Philadelphia Convention on September 17, 1787. It was a success because it established America’s government and fundamental laws. The U.S. Constitution guaranteed certain basic rights for its citizens while also providing an increase in federal authority. Before the new Constitution was instituted, the government was weak and states […]
George Washington was the first United States president and a great military leader. He served two terms as U.S. president, from 1789 to 1797. Washington was the son of a wealthy planter, and was raised in colonial Virginia. When Washington was young, he worked as a surveyor and then later fought in the French and […]
Andrew Jackson was a wealthy man and he became a wealthy tennessee lawyer. Andrew Jackson was elected march 15, 1767. He was an american soldier who served as the seventh president. He gained fame as a general in the united states army. Jackson was also born in poverty. He won the popular vote for president […]
The bad habits we create directly extended into the food industry as do our uncontrollable economic circumstances. Our purchase and consumption of certain types of foods demand the production of them, creating an endless cycle. When you don’t know how to cook, you don’t what’s in your food, you don’t know what’s healthy versus unhealthy, […]
For decades, the United States of America has been beheld as the champion of capitalism. A nation grown from a group of small English colonies into a world superpower, through relatively free market trade. After the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, American capitalism grew in a rapidly technologically advancing era without the challenge […]
From 1492, up until the late 19th century European settlers were determined have American Indian land for theirs to keep. In an effort for the natives to cooperate with American culture, they were regularly encouraged to convert to Christianity, or learn to speak English, and sometimes even adopt European practices such as ownership of African […]
What are the crisis and contradictions of the American Dream?. In the first article Unequal Opportunity: Race and Education, the author explains how students are segregated in the U.S educational system. At the beginning of the article Darling-Hammond talks about the educatioanl gap between white and minority students.In the middle of the article Darling-Hammond futher […]
For decades there has been an ongoing debate on whether or not everyone should attend College, and if it’ll be beneficial for their overall gross income. On one hand, it is argued that College is a crucial essential path that should indeed be completed in order to reach a designated level of success. While on […]
The American dream made it so people were raised to believe that anyone could fulfill their wishes. It began in the 1900s and now is torn between whether it is still possible to achieve. There are many definitions to this so called American Dream, everyone has their own belief on what it meant and even […]
Pursuing a STEM career is a wonderful and readily available way to be financially secure and well-rounded in this rapidly modernizing world. According to a study conducted by the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, a shocking “9 million STEM jobs will be added to the U.S. economy between 2012 and 2022” (McKinnon). Jobs are not […]
“Freedom is the open window through which pours the sunlight of the human spirit and human dignity” (Herbert Hoover). In the 1920’s, America turned away from worldly concerns, and began concentrating on domestic affairs. Some might refer to this period in America as the Decade of Optimism. It ushered in many forward thinkers, innovators, innovations […]
Hip hop, rap, and all the black forms of musical styles which followed Africans into America have become part of the instrument of oppression in the black communities of America, even while it sees a few of its members become successful for a time. This music resonates not only throughout black America, but also throughout […]
An argument in support of capitalism in America, discussing the benefits regulatory policies bring to a capitalist economy. Capitalism has roots deep within American history. The country declared independence mainly due to Britain’s unfair taxes, “No Taxation without Representation!” was the motto in 1776. From then on, our founding fathers formulated a government run by […]
Harriet Tubman is one of the most influential African Americans in history, but she would not have been so successful if it was not for her life growing up and the challenges she faced. Harriet Tubman encountered adversity as a child and without struggling as a child, she would not have been successful in what […]
Andrew Jackson was born March 15, 1767, in Waxhaws, South Carolina. He was the 7th U.S. President and general of the Continental Army. In my opinion, I believe Andrew Jackson was a bad president, and I will show you why. Andrew Jackson was a bad president because he wanted the Democratic party to control Congress […]
“In recent years, thousands of Americans have died at the hands of law enforcement, a reality made even more shameful when we consider how many of these victims were young, poor, mentally ill, Black or unarmed” (Hill 1). Minorities have struggled for years to be accepted into a society that excludes them. In “Nobody” by […]
American Dream Imagine a five bedroom and three-bathroom home bricked dark brown with an attached three car garage with a red door with see through glass windows. This home is equipped with televisions in every room, Wi-Fi, computers, printers, two loving parents, three children, and enough food to feed the entire neighborhood that is situated […]
When digging deeper into American history and learning about what happened to Native American Indian populations brings extremely dark and unpleasant facts surrounding America’s foundation to the surface. These facts are often used to help undermine the commonly held belief that America is a great nation founded on moral principles of life, liberty, and the […]
