"A nation should never forget its past"

A nation should never forget its past. If we forgot what happened; we are most likely to repeat the past and the mistakes that started conflict between countries that were involved in wars. These mistakes and actions that a country may have committed in the past are those which have led to their downfall. In … Read more

President George Washington

President George Washington was the first president of the United States. Before he left office, he gave his farewell address, which ‘was never delivered by him’ (P. 1) in person. President Washington had many themes in his farewell address which had key points to each theme. His main themes includes his retirement, how and why … Read more

Ronald Reagan

The little town of Dixon Illinois was the whole world for ‘Dutch’, little did anybody know that this little boy, from this little town would be important to the entire United states. He would become a president. At a time when America was losing it’s strength, Ronald Reagan was there to help. He brought knowledge, … Read more

Dreams – theories, history and film

What is a dream? Is it just a figment of the imagination? Are dreams reflections of personality or a prophecy? Humans were and still are wondering, discovering, learning about the source as well as meaning of dreams, their visions for centuries. From a scientific point of view, a dream is not just the sleeping state … Read more

Alcohol in the colonial life of America

Alcohol played an important role in the colonial life of America. The Puritans brought more beer than water on the Mayflower, which would seem to go counter to our idea of puritanical behavior. However, at the time drinking wine and beer was safer than drinking water, because water came from the same sources used to … Read more

Major events in history

THE INTERBELLUM The Interbellum nearly always refers to the period between the end of World War I and the beginning of World War II. It was a period consisting of a lot of happenings such as the roaring twenties, memorable presidents and the creations of alliances that still impact the world today. THE ROARING TWENTIES … Read more

Japanese and Chinese history

The society of japan and china have two completely different infrastructures. They have different languages and different beliefs and cultures. But are same in those aspects as well. Because the ideals of earlier rulers shaped the countries into what they are now. Leading towards innovations and change, they got there with great expectations and such … Read more

Terrorism and the IRA

Since the start of 1974, the military armed wing of the Northern Irish political group Sinn Fein called the Irish Republican Army (IRA) had caused a terror outbreak in Northern Ireland against the dominant United Kingdom by using bombs as a traditional means of intimidating the British Loyalists. The IRA claimed to use these methods … Read more

Ramses the Great

Ramses the Great, to fulfill his father’s wishes, won the war against the Hittites and Libyans, which led to 90 years of peace and had a great influence on Egyptian civilization. According to Wikipedia,’Ramses the Great was the most successful and had the greatest influence on the civilization of Egypt and ruled the empire second … Read more

Women in Nineteenth Century Egypt by Judith Tucker

Professor of History, Judith Tucker, graduated Harvard University with a Ph.D. in History and Middle Eastern Studies. She has written many books on gender and women in the Arab world, including the book this essay is going to examine-Women in Nineteenth Century Egypt. She has also published multiple articles focusing on the Ottoman Period of … Read more

United States involvement in Vietnam

According to Goldfield, Abbott, Anderson, Argersinger, Argersinger & Barney (2014),’ United States involvement in Vietnam, located in Southeast Asia on the southern border of China, dated to 1949’1950′ (Goldfield, Abbott, Anderson, Argersinger, Argersinger & Barney, 2014). The United States was against communism. Their involvement in South Vietnam was just that, to protect it from being … Read more