… colony of Virginia in 1619 began the tragic history of slavery in North America. By 1776 when Americans fought for "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness", slavery had already prevailed in their country for more than a hundred and…

… important part of American history. It reshaped the way Americans thought about the government, and was revolutionary in the way the people of the country voiced their opinions and used their right to free speech. The anti-war movement set a foundation…

… the 15.04.1885, Andrew Johnson was names President after Lincolns assassination and the end of the war. *<Tab/>There were 4 million slaves that had no homes, money and education after the war. *<Tab/>After…

… Adams, the theme of nationalism is more prominent than the theme of sectionalism. Nine Examples of this are the Rush-Bagot Agreement of 1817, the Erie Canal, Noah Webster's American Dictionary, Samuel Slater, the National Road, Industrialization,…

… articles, etc., we barely hear of the acts of the atrocities against women during the Civil War. The Civil War was made to appear as though it was a "clean cut" war with two sides fighting over one cause. They have showed plenty of evidence of…

… feet six inches and weighing less than 140 pounds, and did not look like the type to be an influential political leader. Yet Madison was a great debater, able to use pure thought, not emotion, to win an argument. Madison is called the Father of the…

… person with a lot of hatred toward the whites and led an intertribal Indian alliance rebellion against them who ruled in the Ohio River Valley. <Tab/>The Americans started to take land of the Indians. Tecumseh, a Shawnee leader and a…

… Peace Treaty was signed, a spirit of hope and opportunity settled over the European continent. Peace was at hand and the nations of Europe could turn to the tasks of economic and political recovery. Germany elected a liberal democracy a whole slew of…

… should be changed. Recomended reading "Introduction to the United States" by Noel Ignatiev Great. Check grammar, structure, usage more. Introduction         Few episodes in history are more painful to Americans than the Civil War, fought …

… British Columbia into Confederation. He founded the newspaper, the British Colonist, and held a number of major governmental positions. Although faced with many obstacles, De Cosmos accomplished three very important political issues. In the first…