Andrew Jackson believed in creating a nation that had a federal government who would protect national interest without interfering in state matters, yet when he was elected, only appointed his supporters to federal vaccancies. He also developed the nation’s government from a republic, which only allowed landowners to vote, to a mass democracy, which allowed […]
The struggle between federal power and states’ rights has been a controversy ever since the creation of the United States. The first two governing documents illustrate the search for balance within the two powers; the Articles of Confederation which gave the states more power, and the Constitution which gave more power to the central government. […]
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Get startedWe hear about how America, a powerful and large country, used to be 13 small colonies under the British control. However, the colonists rebelled and broke away from the British with the American Revolution. What could have angered the colonists enough to cause them to do the American Revolution? The American Revolution was caused by […]
Do players have a privilege to kneel during the national anthem? Would it be advisable for them to? In today’s society this is such a controversial topic where people have different ways of thinking and different opinions. This argument, is argued by many people such president Trump, NFL players, and more people. So about athletes […]
When the word “Vote” comes up everyone starts to freak out, everyone goes crazy and it looks like the whole world is going to explode. The word causes different reactions from people. People start to get very aggressive with this term and start to begin to express their opinions on different political issuers. Other people […]
I am leaning more towards the American Revolution being both revolutionary as well as conservative. After the French and Indian war, Britain gained territory in North American, but was also in financial turmoil due to the war. Because of this, Britain began taxing the colonies, tremendously. Taxes, such as the Townshend’s Act and the Stamp […]
We live in a world dominated by injustices of all shapes and sizes-inequality at scales never witnessed before, a healthcare system strained by the coronavirus, a planet laboring under the might of the climate crisis. To isolate any single issue and raise it as the peril most deserving of our attention-the one thing that demands […]
Black History is an equally important part of all of the histories of the USA and it is something that should not be celebrated just for a month. It should be acknowledged all year long. We should appreciate the contributions of black people to the culture and development of the United States. But while absolutely […]
About 620,000 soldiers died from battle, accident, hunger, and illness during the Civil War. The issue comes from the 1889 survey of the struggle executed by William F. Fox and Thomas Leonard Liver more. Both forces fought for their state. Breckenridge won these slave holding states, with the example of Tennessee, VA and KY in […]
Whenever conflict arises the initial reaction from most people would be whether or not it was preventable. People can invent many concepts on how a war could have been prevented, but at the end of the day these issues still appear and remain unsolved. Moreover, when conflict continually occurs and history continues to repeat itself […]
Jacksonians roared all through the city, “who rules” and they all answered, “the people shall rule”, Jackson led the Democratic Party meaning all congress legislatures, & etc, should listen to the people’s wishes and ideas. Jackson was captured by the Enlisted Revolution War at 13, and by 17 he fixed himself and started his study […]
From the 1890s to the 1920s, there were large amounts of political and social refinement taking place in the United States. The Progressive Era ultimately presented women with the right to vote, enabled prohibition, and attempted to purify the government. This era would present individuals with fairness, pure food and drugs, and railroad regulations. The […]
It tends to be hard to move individuals to activity in a reason which has little impact on their own lives and prosperity. It is significantly increasingly hard to move a whole country to activity over a debate which just legitimately besets under thirteen percent of the populace (Between college Consortium for Political and Social […]
At approximately 8:45 a.m. on September 11, 2001, an American Airlines Boeing 767, flight 11, collided in to the World Trade Center’s north tower in New York City immediately killing hundreds of people and trapping hundreds more in the 110-story skyscraper. About eighteen minutes later, a second Boeing 767, United Airlines Flight 175, flew into […]
A man enters the room, he’s standing at about 6 feet and 2 inches, and he is wearing an especially tall hat. It’s Abraham Lincoln! He is mostly known for being the 16th president in the United States. He was also probably the most important person in the Black Hawk war. Abraham Lincoln was born […]
My historical person is Abraham Lincoln. He was born on February 12, 1809 in a log cabin in Hardin country, Kentucky to Thomas and Nancy Lincoln. His siblings were Sarah and Thomas Lincoln (Thomas Lincoln died in infancy). He had a great aunt and uncle with their boy Dennis. His mom, aunt and uncle all […]
Abraham Lincoln was a man of logic and reason and was one of the most impactful presidents known to mankind. we will discuss his childhood and the way it played a role upon his life, his young career and the way it inspired him to do what he did in his life, his abolishing of […]
Abraham as a wise and generous man that lived to read books and spend lots of time with his wife Mary Todd Lincoln and his four sons Robert Todd Lincoln, Thomas ‘Tad’ Lincoln III, William Wallace Lincoln, and Edward Baker Lincoln. “Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12, 1809, in a log cabin near Hodgenville, […]
Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln once said “That some achieve great success, is proof to all that others can achieve it is well.” That’s exactly what he did. Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12, 1809. He grew up in log cabin in Hardin County, Kentucky. He was born to Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks Lincoln. […]
Abraham Lincoln was a biography that described in detail the life of Mr. Lincoln and the situations that he went through. It exclaims how Lincoln grew up and the things he did to become who he is known as today. After reading this book, I believe that it was a considerable book to learn about […]
Abraham Lincoln single-handedly change the world in the best ways possible just by following his heart and wanting the absolute best for his people and for his country. Abraham Lincoln was our 16th president and arguably the most impactful one because of how much he did for the U.S. and how many lives he helped. […]
Abraham Lincoln’s life has been so many ups and downs in his life he is an example of how determined and persistent a person can be. Let’s start at the beginning of his life with some of the failures that happened in his early life. In 1816 his family was forced of of their home […]
This research topic will be on gun control. The gun control debate starts from the abundance of gun massacres and gun violence getting more and more popular and relevant. The requirements on getting a gun are strict, for example if someone has a mental illness, criminal record, vets who got dishonorably discharged from the military, […]
Two or three nations require each adolescent to give two years of the military association and as we prop up opposed to military clashes over the globe some have recommended that the collected states get an in each pragmatic sense obscure outline of required enrollment. they trust that a two-year time of national alliance ought […]
While discussing Booker T. Washington and William Edward Burghardt DuBois, it’s important to understand where both men are coming from and a bit of their educational background. Both men were highly influential in the south during the reconstruction era, but they had quite different backgrounds. Booker T. Washington was born into slavery in 1856. Before […]
Seita Paul Honda my great-great-grandfather lived through the times of the Japanese internment camps. His wife Erminie Ekaterina Madison lost her American Citizenship due to her marrying Seita Honda due to the fact he was Japanese she married him. My great grandfather John Honda senior one of the children of Seita and Erminie was also […]
All the pressure was on him to lead the army that could be the biggest impact on the independence of the country. Washington was born on his father’s Pope Creek tobacco farm on February 22, 1732 (George Washington Birthplace National Monument 1). Parents were Mary Ball Washington and Augustine Washington (George Washington Birthplace National Monument […]
What was President Lincoln’s state of mind liberation of slaves previously and amid the beginning of the Civil War? Lincoln that appeared as though it was a progressive thought on the potential treatment and liberating of blacks, however, the Emancipation Proclamation was only a politically roused scam. It didn’t offer an opportunity to slaves or […]
More than 2 years after Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, a previously devoted Union soldier, Christian Fleetwood, left the service. Fleetwood was disappointed in the injustices the military had inflicted on African-American soldiers. In a letter of resignation from the army, Fleetwood recounts his African-American regiment’s spotless record; however, he explains that “no member of […]
Did African Americans deserve equality and justice? A question posed to the entire United States, and a question that could not be answered without the bloodshed of the Civil War. Indiana was a free Union state, but Hoosiers held various answers to the question. While Indiana voted to elect the Republican President Abraham Lincoln and […]
