Category: History 3303

Table of Contents Introduction The Civil Rights Movement Effectively Changed the Nation Effect on Minority Groups Tactics and Strategies of Civil Rights Activists The Relevance of the Ideas of the 1960s Impact on Diversity in America Today Conclusion References Introduction The civil rights movement was among the most significant historical events in America that changed…

Introduction The term American imperialism has been an important topic of debate in international politics and political science since 1900. While most scholars agree that the US created imperialism towards the end of the Second World War, a some literature argue that the modern US and its involvement in international politics does not amount to…

Philadelphia is Pennsylvanias largest city and has a rich historical heritage. This paper discusses some of the important historical features of Philadelphia. The historical features of Australia may be divided into, and discussed in terms of, historical landmarks, arts, and science/culture. One of Philadelphias major historical landmarks is the Independence Hall. It was completed in…

Abstract The building of the Panama Canal to link the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans was started by the French authorities and businessmen, but then, the project was ruled by the United States which used it to support the idea of the countrys international domination. The building of the Panama Canal contributed to the development of…

Table of Contents Introduction The Murder of Emmett Till The Importance of the Case for American History Support of the Civil Rights Movement from the U.S. Government Emmett Till Antilynching Act Conclusion Bibliography Footnotes Introduction The issues of respecting civil rights and freedoms have always been essential problems for the United States. They represent an…

Latino Americans are one of the largest diasporas in the United States, and they play a significant role in the economy and politics of the state. Today, one can find successful Latino Americans in culture, art, politics, business, and any other field in the USA. However, episodes of the documentary showed me that the current…

Between 1929 and 1936, a horrible process of Mexican Repatriation took place in the United States of America, making hundreds of thousands of Mexican people homeless, scared, jobless, and humiliated. At that time, local governments deported about 1.8 million people to Mexico (Wagner). According to Little, it happened because they were supposedly using resources and…

Table of Contents Introduction Major Personalities during the Era Major Events That Occurred during the Era Significant Political Positions of the Era Major Laws, Regulations, and Supreme Court Decisions of the Era Ideologies Expressed During the Era How this Decade in Contemporary America Affect US Today Conclusion References Introduction The era of 1970s saw many…

Exceptionalism is a term that could be used to define something special or of a particular character. American exceptionalism on the other hand is a term that has its origin from the American Communist Party (Seymour, 1996, p.1). It has been in use since in the 1920s when it was first used by Joseph Stalin…

Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion Reference Introduction Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States, proposed a theme an Empire of Liberty that meant the states mission to promote freedom around the world. In the current essay, his referring to American expansion as creating an empire of liberty will be discussed. Specifically,…