Oman is an Arab country located in the Middle East, beside the United Arab Emirates as well as Yemen. Since that is the case, I attempted to focus on Tran- Saharan slavery although after asking my father and sibling questions which consisted of: What can you tell me about Oman and slavery? Would it be considered part of Trans-Saharan slavery? Why do we have many mixed bloods in Oman especially Zanzibari
Essays On History
Progressive Era: development and industrialization
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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 Progressive Era would include a hard crackdown on ‘trusts’ or ‘Money Monopolies’ where businesses would eliminate
Causes and Effects of the French Revolution
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The French Revolution was one of the most significant, radical revolutions of all time. Before the revolution, France was broken up into three social classes. The First estate was the clergy, the Second Estate was the nobility, and the Third Estate was everyone else(Bourgeoise, peasants, small business owners, doctors, lawyers, and more). The First and Second Estates combined made up roughly three percent of France’s population, but paid little to no
The Chinese Han Dynasty and the Roman Empire
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A long time ago, in the era of agriculture, there was an urgent necessity for any big empire to expand. The reason for this expansion was the need for both political and economic enforcement of the state. Invasion into unconquered territories was the best variant to get the desired enforcement of the state. In fact, for each of the empires, the most important aspects were the military state, the development of
Napoleon Bonaparte, the emperor of France was not a normal man, for Bonaparte rose quickly in the ranks of the military and sought respect wherever he went. By being bullied in his early years he did not like being picked on and became deeply invested in his education. Napoleon’s education included the studies of military tactics from ancient generals like Hannibal and Alexander the Great at the Brienne Military Academy in
The Perfect Way to Celebrate Black History Month
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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 worthy of celebration, the stories of African American contributions to our culture and history have become
Why did the Industrial Revolution originate in Europe
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Introduction The Industrial Revolution is the process of change from an agrarian and handicraft economy to one in which industry and machine manufacturing dominate. The process began in Britain in the 18th century, expanding out to Europe where emulative industrialisation took place and from there it spread to other parts of the world. Mostly all regions have passed through the Neolithic revolution however, the Industrial Revolution is recent and is still
Trail Of Tears – Very Unnecessary Injust Event
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Even after the Native American people showed they were not a threat, adopted the ways of the settlers, and became civilized, Andrew Jackson and his men decide to pursue the Trail of Tears and unjustly remove the Native Americans from their homes and destroy their peaceful people and culture. The Trail of tears was not fair for the Native American tribes. The Native American Tribes were thriving with no issues in
Trail Of Tears – Indian Removal Process
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The Trail of Tears started in 1838 and ended around March in 1839. Over 100,000 Native Americans lived on millions of acres of land in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee. This land had been passed down for generations but by the end of the 1830’s, very few Native Americans remained. Because the natives worked for white settlers who wanted to use this land to grow cotton, the government required
Trail Of Tears – Forced Relocation And Removal
cherokeedemographicsimperialismindian removal actNative Americantrail of tearsThe Trail of Tears was the forced relocation and removal of Native American communities from the Southeast region of the United States to Indian territory located west of the Mississippi River. This included many Native American tribes including Creek, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Seminole and most famously the Cherokee tribe. Estimates from tribal and military records from this time suggest that about 100,000 Native Americans were forced from their homes during this, of
