… place. England did many wrong things to frustrate the colonists. The more wrong doings that England did, the more America wanted to separate from them. One thing that got America mad was being taxed too much. Another thing was that Britain gave…

… similar to the Egyptians. One of them being the Sumerians. This civilization lived in Western Asia in a place called Sumer. The people of Sumer had accomplished many things such as writing, a form of religion, and architecture. The type…

… other wars combined. The main reasons for these deaths were diseases and battle wounds. The doctors and surgeons of the time had little knowledge of medicine. It was expected that the war would last a few months, so during the first couple of…

… the world has changed since the terrible crime of September 11 has been a new rise of an ugly strain of Islamophobia throughout the Western world. Amid the terrible agony of the recent terror attack in Bali, it is easy to be tempted, once again,…

… Middle Colony, and Southern Colony. All established as a new world. They were set to occupy different people for all sorts of different reasons.. As the original thirteen colonies developed, they soon grew to be classified by cultural and geographic…

… Britain, a group of men beholding the ideas of the new age appeared on political scene. Men who from conviction or the need of votes for their parties were disposed to fulfill some demands for political reform. The two great political leaders…

… “land of the free”. This is rather ironic considering that we stole our beloved country from its original inhabitants, the Native Americans. Not many people are aware of the severity of the numerous hardships the American Indians have faced over the…

… Virginia Convention compare and contrast in content, format, and persuasive techniques. The content of the Declaration was to attack the King of Britain where as the Speech in the Convention was to attack the people of Britain. The format of Henry’s…

… affect our day life? What are the psychological effects that terrorism acts can cause to an individual? How can one overcome such a traumatic event? There are many questions about this issue that have been recently asked. As we observed and experience…

… an emigrant route in the United States from the Missouri River to the Columbia River country. This was the way to travel back in the 1840’s through the 1860’s. In 1843 the “Great Emigration” began and the west would never be the same after the out set…