Essays on History of The United States

On August 28, 1963, at Lincoln Memorial, Washington DC Martin Luther King delivered the speech “I have a dream “which he is famously known for. It was the culmination of the March to Washington protest. It gave the Civil rights movement in the United States a boost in their quest...

This paper describes the final paper topic that I have chosen. The topic has deep historical roots and involved both the Canadian government and the churches too. The topic on “how Canadian Indian Residential schools affect the endian community (first nation) and the new generation (first nation)” is important because...

Dr. King's Renowned Speech and its Impact Dr. King gave his renowned speech during one of the most difficult times in the history of the US. The American people were divided by race and ethnicity, with various social inequities and injustices evident in American communities in the form of racial segregation...

The Debate on Legalizing Prostitution The phraseology prostitution refers to the practice or siness of engaging in sexual activities in exchange for money or other valuables. Essentially this assignment is steered at writing an argumentative essay that deliberates on whether prostitution should be made legal or not. Currently prostitution is illegal...

Education and Democracy: A Timeless Connection Since the founding of America, education has been heralded as an American Value. In Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and other states, colonists became cognizant of their collective role in educating children. Like in the ancient times, such agents created policies that both children from wealthy or poor...

The Evolution of American Protest Music The American protest music has historical underpinnings and characterized the historical transition of the nation from one era to another. The analysis of the use of rhetoric from the time of Yankee Doodle to Kendrick Lamar shows how the revolution and social change undertones embedded...

In spite of the fact that colonialism in Africa officially came to an end, the effects it left behind are still intact (Harry, 2017). The persistence of colonialism takes deeper roots with examples of the events that surrounded the death of Muammar Gaddafi and the recent deaths of African migrants in...

Material culture is one of the ways in which archaeologists use in categorizing the historical activities and the lifestyle of the communities. In that case, the primary material used in various occasions would form a critical discourse concerning the way the community was valued as compared to other communities across...

This paper will explore the coin currency as the subject of final research. This is a commercial relic that was conceived in approximately the fifth century for the purpose of serving as a unit of exchange during transactions for commodities. Europeans are credited for bringing the coin currency to the...

George Washington's strength as a leader George Washington's strength as a leader depended on his ability to put the general good ahead of personal gain (his incorruptible conduct). Overview George Washington played a central role in the shaping of the early American history as a soldier and a statesman. He is remembered as...

Washington strongly believed that the colonies’ citizens would be glad and also very successful if they got and developed a joint country that was independent and also that which functioned in a way that the citizens took part in the governance[1]. He therefore worked towards that objective and not towards...

The ethnic and multi-cultural differences and racism in the US The ethnic and the multi-cultural differences have remained to be a significant problem in the US and immersed the American people in racism. In the mid-1900s, many Americans were ignorant of embracing diversity, and as a result, they turned to discrimination...