Americans value the First Amendment as much as a teenage girl values her cell phone. Life just wouldn’t be the same without it. Thanks to the authors of the Constitution America has established the fundamental laws, government, and basic rights for American citizens. The document was signed on September 17, 1787, in Philadelphia. Later, Madison […]
Greek myths and stories are constructed by a multitude of different approaches formed by Greek tragedians and philosophers. Tragedians were known for their influential drama in writings. Sophocles was one of the most acclaimed Greek tragedians. Sophocles is mainly associated with his unique use of tragic irony, extended metaphor, and the internal conflicts placed among […]
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Get startedHero a person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities. In many stories, there is a hero. Someone who swoops in to save the day at the last minute; someone who everyone looks up to. At the very beginning of this course, the class as a whole made a list […]
Andy Warhol is not only a Pop artist, but also he is an American artist who was known as the master of Pop Art. In the 1950s, commercial products entered into the highly valued fine art space. In the 1960s, everyday life inspired Andy Warhol, and source material became mass-produced products and commercial artifacts. The content […]
The author explains how Andy Warhol’s life was. Andy Warhol was a painter, commercial designer, publisher, printmaker and filmmaker. Andy became a graphic designer in 1950 then moved to New York to work in Vogue magazine. He won many awards for his designs. In 1960, the year Warhol began to paint, he created groundbreaking works of pop […]
After reading “George Robert Twelves Hewes” my understanding of the American Revolution has changed. Before reading this text I was under the assumption that during the American Revolution all men had to join the military. Also, that women stayed home and took on the task that the men left behind. But after reading I now […]
Both books recognize that the American Revolution was a far more complicated affair than the more traditional narrative provides. In The Hanging of Thomas Jeremiah A Free Black Man’s Encounter with Liberty, J. William Harris is able to show the hypocrisy of a nation that fights for independence while simultaneously denying the same right to […]
During the American Revolution both the British and the Americans used spy tactics to help boost their side. America had overall more people working on their side than the British and the success of the American spied was a major reason that the colonies won the revolution.. The British also had many tactics and ways […]
When christopher columbus first went sailing , he aimed to reach India but he actually did not reach India , he discovered a new continent . Columbus landed in central America in october 1492 , he stole gold , jewelry including some previously undiscovered items such as tobacco , pineapple and the turkey . Just […]
Gordon S Wood is an American Historian and a recipient of the Pulitzer Prize 1993. He is a professor at Brown University, and his book Creation of American Republic won Bancorp Prize in 1970. Wood, in His book The Radicalism of American Revolution he is contented that despite the actual rebellion against the Great Berlin […]
Abigail Adams, Margaret Corbin, Sybil Ludington, and Deborah Sampson. These may just sound like names to you, but they are the names of women in the American Revolution who changed history. Although we might not hear about them as much as we do the founding fathers, they contributed just as much. Deborah Sampson A man […]
In our well developed, better than ever society, we are still fighting for women’s rights and equality between genders. Waiting for a police officer or a neurologist to come, we are usually surprised when we see a woman approaching. While reading an article about the death toll in the Syrian Civil War, we easily assume […]
An eventful time in American History, full of pride, bloodshed, self-realization, and building of an independent nation. A nation that was fought for and built, creating things, the very things that make America the great country it is today. A rebellion that would change the world, in a matter of nearly a decade of unrest […]
The American Revolution was an important event marking may different changes in the lives of Americans. Specifically, it was a changing time for women. Although it was an influential period in history for women, different authors who have conducted research on the lives and experiences of women at this time, argue differently about what these […]
The American Revolution was a colonial revolt which occurred between 1765 and 1783. The American Patriots in the thirteen colonies defeated the British in the American Revolutionary war with the assistance of France, winning independence from Great Britain and establishing the United States of America. The American Revolution did not have sudden changes in structure […]
Today people are defined by their skin color, looks, sexuality, gender, and beliefs. In the late 1700s people were also defined and given a title, except they were given different titles than those today. Today someone would be defined as black, white, asian, hispanic, homosexual, bisexual, gay, lesbian, queer, lower class, middle class, upper class, […]
American Revolution is considered to be the colonial revolt that took place between 1765 and 1763. It occurred as a result of the thirteen colonies in America won independence from Great Britain, thus, calling the nation, United States of America. For the thirteen colonies to defeat the British in the American Revolutionary War, it got […]
The French and Indian War was a contention in North America in which Incredible England battled France and their Local American partners. It kept going from 1756 until 1763, so it was otherwise called the Seven Years War. At the harmony meeting in 1763, the English got Canada from France and Florida from Spain, yet […]
Revolutions are phenomena of the same order — this belief has become so commonplace so long ago that it seems that it no longer needs proof. In fact, if these two phenomena have something in common, then this is only the word ‘Revolution.’A.R. was a movement based on ideas, persistently rethought by the most serious […]
Plato was born 427 BC in Athens Greece and died on 347 BC. Plato, a Greek philosopher was born in a politically active family. Plato was the student of Socrates and was one of the most well known philosophers of that time. One of his most famous writings “Allegory of the Cave” was written during […]
Introduction The two articles: N Superstitions for Old and The Allegory of the Cave were both written by characters of high standing in the academic world; Margaret Mead and the Greek philosopher Plato respectively. The Plato’s allegory of the cave is one of the famous passages, and most instinctual accomplishments trying to expound the nature […]
The internet was born in 1990 and has now, 28 years later, become a crucial aspect of our everyday lives. Plato is an ancient Greek philosopher whose writings explored justice, beauty, and equality. The book Allegory of the Cave stands out to people the most because it is relatable and can be applied in the […]
Plato was a Greek Philosopher who wrote a mixture of dialogues about philosophical ideas of faith, knowledge, and ethics, as well as many other topics. One work that he is popularly known for is Plato’s Allegory of the Cave which is in Book seven of The Republic. In this specific allegory, symbolism is used to […]
Plato’s allegory of the cave is considered a good example of illustrating the way people think. It also explains the concepts of adapting people to different changes including things they don’t know or are not familiar with. Plato explained that some prisoners were living in a dark cave in their whole life and it’s isolated […]
The “Allegory of the Cave” is a philosophical writing that metaphorically and symbolically explains the relationship between knowledge and ignorance. In my perspective the “Allegory of the Cave” is an accurate metaphor for modern-day society regarding our educational system. The image that Plato illustrates in the cave consists of people chained to the wall, who […]
Feb. 14 is quickly approaching, and unless you’re Charlie Brown, you’ve probably given and received a good number of valentines in your life. It’s fun to say “I love you” in beautiful, sparkling ways. Even a candy bar looks better if it’s got a red ribbon around it. But love doesn’t always come wrapped that […]
In our world we have had so many people who have influenced several communities, races, political groups, and even the entire world. These influencers can be influencing for the good or bad. There are three people though who really stick out to me as some of the most influential people in history, Martin Luther King […]
Henry Louis Gates, a American literary critic, stated about his parents, “Everything my mother and father did was designed to put me where I am. In Langston Hughes’s poem “Mother to Son” he emphasizes how parents work hard all their lives to teach their children to not fail in life. Mothers and fathers spend lots […]
You hear individuals educate you concerning how some critical occasion or individual in their lives went along and made a huge difference. You know about some phenomenal disclosure some time or another up on the mountain, or a nearby experience with nature, even a brush with some crazy catastrophe, bringing the individual onto the doorstep […]
It is no secret that America has become a great melting pot of people. With such diversity comes the question, how do we keep our children healthy and safe from illness? Many question the safety and benefits, or lack thereof, of childhood vaccinations. Are they truly safe? Are they necessary? The answer is YES! The […]
