Essays on World History

Keegan is committed to presenting the history of the roots of wars to today s culture, as well as the creation and evolution of weapons of war. The book also explains the essence of the first warriors and today s warriors. Up to the most recent warship incidents of the...

“Sensations and Brain Processes” was published 58 years ago. J. J. C. Smart's iconic work was published. This paper examines Smart's work in order to assess how it has progressed over time and the effect it has had on the growth of philosophical ideas. The paper focuses on Smart's theory...

Historical Oppression of Women Women were oppressed historically as a result of historical injustices, and the female gender was seen as inferior. The societal assumptions only served to dehumanize people, and the situation was exacerbated for black women. Alice Walker is a black feminist who defends women in her book by...

Obasan by Joy Kogawa Obasan by Japanese-Canadian author Joy Kogawa was first published in 1981 by Lester and Orpen Dennys. It recounts the internment and persecution of Japanese Canadians during the Second World War. In 2005, it was chosen as a One Book, One Vancouver selection. While it may not be...

Bunyoro kingdom was one of the territories that existed in Uganda, an east African nation. Following its separation from the northern kingdom of Sangora, also known as the Chwezi Empire, the Bunyoro kingdom was founded. The Bachwezi people founded the kingdom in the 16th century. About the fact that the...

Guy de Maupassant: The Founder of Short Story Literature Guy de Maupassant is a prolific French writer who has been active since 1880. He is widely regarded as the founder of short story literature. He was also selected to reflect the Naturalist writers' institution. His tales are distinguished by his effortless...

The French Revolution: Causes and Effects The French Revolution was a watershed movement that began in 1789 following Napoleon s elevation and ended in 1799. It was marked by far-reaching social and political upheavals that inevitably contributed to the overthrow of the empire and the emergence of democratic republicanism. It is...

In the past, LGBT has been a tricky topic and has been highly criticized. It has been practiced in Rome, Egypt, China and the South Pacific all over the world and goes back to ancient times. Historically, relations between the same sex were formed in Ancient Greece. The Greeks were...

Often known as the Soyuz Sovetskikh, Soviet Union Rissian, or the Sovetesky Soyuz, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republicans was formerly recognized as the Eurasian empire from 1917-1991. (Eberhard 20). There were 15 S.S.R. (Soviet Socialist Republics) from the Black and Baltic Seas of the Pacific Ocean, including Azerbaijan, Armenia,...

Empress Wu s colonial influence on the Chinese Patriarchal Culture In the history of China, the majority of empires were governed and ruled by men. In the situation, however, where women came to power, such as Empress Wu, major impacts were felt, especially if the former leadership stressed the patriarchy system....

The Five Principal Faiths Worldwide The five principal faiths worldwide are Buddhism, Judaism, Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity. From the beginning of the world until today, these religions have formed the history development and profoundly impacted the human species' path. In the subsequent lines, you can read an in-depth summary of every...

Alexander the Great: Fierce Military Leader and Strategist Alexander the Great managed to sweep through Asia and eastern Europe with the fierceness of a lion and the bravery of a tiger. He was believed to have been a son of the gods. Alexandra was exceptionally clever and a military genius. His...