Out of all the Renaissance people we’ve covered, Martin Luther has made the greatest impact for the better. Luther followed what he believes in and will definitely remain a landmark is history. He reformed the Christian church, and made a …
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This essay offers a well-rounded analysis of President Lincoln’s actions during the Civil War, particularly focusing on the complex interplay between constitutional powers and the pressures of a national crisis. The student effectively connects historical events …
With Harvard behind him, John F Kennedy briefly attended Stanford Business School and along with most Americans of his age registered for the draft in October 1940. His number was called, but he used his status as a student to …
I think that Benjamin Franklin was a very important person. He was born on January 17, 1706, in Boston. Through out his life he has been a printer, author, diplomat, philosopher, and scientist. As a scientist he made many major …
There were many problems that plagued Tanzania as it was beginning its development as an independent country. Tanzania was plagued with economic inequality and too much dependence on foreign investments. A school teacher, Julius Nyerere, from the former Tanganykan country …
Slavery in early European history holds a more economical stance and is seen as a gateway for the industrial revolution of Britain. Many countries including Britain fought for African trading routes. The economy of Britain began to flourish rapidly after …
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This essay explores the transformative reign of Peter the Great, drawing parallels between his innovations and modern technological advancements. The author, a high school student, likens Peter’s military reforms, territorial expansions, and societal changes to contemporary upgrades in …
To fully understand the works of Shakespeare, it is important to know about his life and the society he lived in. Authors’ writings often reflect the beliefs and living conditions of their time, Shakespeare included. Shakespeare was a man of …
The USSR and the US maintained an alliance through WWII, until the US produced the atomic bomb, a weapon of mass destruction and symbol of world domination. The Manhattan Project was held top-secret from 1942-1945, until the US uncovered a …
When Hitler was born at the end of the 19th century, the country of Germany had not even fought in one World War. By the time he died, Adolf Hitler had helped fight in one World War and had started …
Film is one of the languages through which the world communicates with itself, because films contain the values, fears, myths, assumptions, and point of view of the culture in which they are produced.
Stuart Samuels’ contention is that one can …
The North and South were very different from one another causing many conflicts between the two. E Because of their difference many events happened that led up to the American Civil War. Four of the major events that occurred leading …
Few can rival Christine de Pisan’s success in writing. A woman in the early 1300’s and late 1400’s, she challenged the social standards of women in France. Her unprecedented work showed critics that women are just as intelligent as men, …
Teacher’s Summary: “History’s Lessons for Modern NCOs,” emphasizes the critical importance of studying military history for today’s Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs) in the American Army. The essay begins with the idea that understanding past military events is essential for avoiding mistakes …
The industrial revolution took place in 18th to 19th century with impetus from cotton industry. Though raw material for the cotton industry (raw cotton) couldn’t be produced in Britain at all and had to be imported thousand miles from America …