Essays on History

Burke s Beliefs on Liberty and the Role of the Monarchy Burke posits some of his beliefs about the nature of liberty, the nature of the state, and how the two relate in Reflections on the Revolution in France. The publication by Edmund Burke in 1790 was intended to be an...

Kenya is a country made up of 42 different ethnic groups, as well as various migrant races, Asians, Arabs, and white people who have all coexisted peacefully since their arrival. Being a colony of Great Britain, the nation has benefited from and borrowed many of the British Commonwealth traditions' modes...

Leadership in History There have been many great leaders throughout history who have helped their countries become the prosperous nations they are today. Turkish politician Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, who transformed his nation into what it is today, is one of history’s most illustrious leaders. Society and Leadership Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi...

Other than Gettysburg or Vicksburg The Emancipation Proclamation controversy had a huge impact on how the American Civil War turned out. Other nations, who were unable to participate in conflicts over slavery because of European participation, benefited from the event. The incident ultimately led to a union victory, which was crucial...

Introduction Since Indonesia gained its independence in 1945, relations between the two countries have fluctuated over time. This relationship peaked during the Indonesian and Dutch independence wars, which lasted from 1945 to 1959, and in the early 1990s boom years, when Indonesia enjoyed an extraordinary economic boom and saw the first...

Braun am Inn, a town in Austria-Hungary that is located on the border with Bavaria, is where Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889. When his family was three years old, they relocated to Passau, where he grew familiar with the Bavarian accent, which eventually became a defining characteristic...

During the Cold war, the war between Somalia and Ethiopia was crucial in defining the course of the East African region. To begin, one must understand that Somalia was attempting to create a Greater Somalia by annexing regions of Ethiopia and Kenya populated by Somali-speaking ethnic populations. Despite being well-funded...

The term "cold war" refers to a period in history during which major countries such as the United States and the Soviet Union competed militarily and politically. The cold war period of 1974-1991 was followed by the significant, impacting decades of years ahead globally. Warfare such as the Korean War...

Despite the fact that the United States has grown significantly after World War II, health disparities in the country's population remain an Achilles' heel. There appears to be no just end, since the country is listed among nations with the highest income-based inequality in terms of population health. According to...

Various Theorists and the Intellectual History of Europe Various theorists have written about the intellectual history of Europe, and Carl Schmitt is one of the theorists who has discussed the sovereignty and dictatorship of Europe’s intellectual history. Other writers, like as Smith, Pufendorf, and Hobbes, also had a say in the...

The Relationship Between the Presidency and Congress The book Congressional Responses to the Twentieth Century by Samuel P. Huntington best discusses the relationship between the presidency and Congress and why it has changed. Hunting contends that the relationship of power between the Presidency and Congress has shifted as a result of...

The Romanov dynasty was Russia's second imperial authority following the Rurik Dynasty. It established its control in the early 17th century and reigned until Nicholas II, the last of the Tsars, abdicated power (Azar). It was one of Europe's oldest governments, led by a royal family with the Tsar as...