Essays on American History

Crime has been rooted in American life since that period, dating back to the days of the 13 colonies, and now remains common in the streets of America. In America, illegal acts are bound to occur, especially if they have a concrete credibility structure. The explanation is that somebody will...

The Accomplishments of Woodrow Wilson The 28th president of America, who served from 1913 to 1921, was Woodrow Wilson. In his career as a political man and as a president, Wilson had big accomplishments. In 1910, becoming the President of the United States for two consecutive terms, creating the Federal Reserve...

Anything in the family The TV series produced by Bud Yorkin and Norman Lear is one of the most popular situation comedy (sitcom) in American history. The TV series aired on the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) television network between January 1971 and April 1979, during which nine seasons of the series...

In the history of the United States of America, the American civil war is very important. The civil war is documented as the largest war in the history of America, where six hundred thousand of the three million warriors who fought in this war lost to the battle for independence....

In the late 19th century There were numerous incidents of protests in many parts of the United States. In some areas, including the Pullman, strikes progressed to a warlike scenario. The type of management style was the key reason why staff strikes became widespread in the late 19th century. The management...

The American Civil War The American Civil War, taking over six hundred thousand lives and resulting in over one million deaths, remains the worst domestic rift ever to take place in the United States to date. It was waged between the Confederate States of America and the Union between 1861 and...

The Plight of American Farmers The United States proceeded to go through an enormous expansion of the industrial revolution. Even though many manufacturing industries, such as the oil and steel industry, started to grow, the actual value of produced goods has risen dramatically. Still, we farmers remain to encounter and face...

The 19th century American Industrial revolution led to significant change in the way of life of the Americans and the world economy at large. Industrialization entails the process in which a society changes from an agricultural bused economy to a manufacturing based economy entity. The change brought about by the...

Throughout the history of the United States, problems of voting rights, especially the enfranchisement and disenfranchisement of different classes, have been challenged. Since the introduction of the Jim Crow Laws and other similar provisions, along with several other contested voting credentials, rules, and regulations that discourage voters from directly or...

The Birth of the Modern World, 1780-1914: Worldwide Links and Comparisons While an annotated compilation elaborates further on the subject in question, the writer's professionalism, and the broad summary of the subject, this paper reviews five different origins on the topic: How religion, politics, and economy affected American Slavery. Bayly, Christopher...

In the wake of the Japanese Imperial Naval and Air Powers' attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, there was considerable fear in America that the Japanese would not stop at Hawaii and that their eventual strategy was an invasion of the United States' West Coast. As a result of...