In this century across the nation children of all backgrounds are experiencing at an early age discussion about race, gender equality, sexual orientation, religion, and different cultures it’s at the forefront of their everyday lives many people avoid this discussion because they fear that conversation...
Racial discrimination is a longstanding problem in the United States. Racism goes way back in time which begins with slavery and then the civil war follows on. After the war, the racist legacy of slavery would persist, which spurs the brave movements of resistance including...
California aka The Golden State is a region of human diversity and rich geography. There were many things that have shaped the history of the most populous of the United States. California was never perfect but was always doing what was best for the people....
According to Isenberg’s collection of primary sources from the gold rush era, the imposition of US power and culture on a newly conquered territory in California partially influenced Californian society, prominently shown through Californians’ efforts to prohibit slaves. However, Californian society was unique compared to...
When addressing the history of California and its cities, there are a handful of notable areas that stand out as some of the most prominent in the state. To most, these may include cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Oakland, and Berkeley, among...
Even before the Gold Rush craze, there were many people who moved to California in search of “a romantic vision of life, attracting more Americans who sought more than agricultural life and familial responsibilities.” The later findings of gold in early 1848 by James Marshall,...
Introduction Throughout history, gold has been discovered many times. It was discovered by not only the Egyptians but the Romans and the Greeks as well. However, never in history has there ever been a gold rush, because when gold was discovered, it was typically all...
Racism has a major impact on the Aborigines, and this is why they have a lower socioeconomic status and severely lower health to the rest of Australians. Therefore, something needs to be done now to remove racism from society. The United States Civil Rights movement...
Benedict Anderson was a historian and political scientist who is best known for his book “imagined community” published in 1983, he used this concept to explain and analyse nationalism. Nationalism refers to “the territorial expression of an identity”, this shared national identity promotes the belonging...
Police brutality against African Americans has been an egregious issue in the United States since the days of the Civil Rights Movement, with the campaigns in Birmingham in 1963-1964 and the marches in Selma being primary examples. In today’s society, police brutality has become one...
Americans listen to music 4.5 hours per day, so this is almost 32 hours per week (McIntyre, par. 2). A lot of Americans listen to music for different reasons. Some people listen to music to concentrate better, to make them feel better, or to relieve...
Introduction Throughout history, racial discrimination has been a persistent issue worldwide. The Stolen Generation of Australia is one of many atrocities in history. The group known as the ‘Stolen Generation’ comprises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children who were removed from their families without fair...
Since the emergence of Black lives matter, police brutality against Black people have been under the microscope in America. Particularly black male adults. Black lives matter has not just sought to expose police brutality and citizens killed by police officers, but also to highlight the...
The Article that I had an opportunity to review is entitled “The Burning of The University of Alabama” by Clark E. Center, Jr. Center in this article highlights the events preceding and succeeding the destruction of The University of Alabama. The University began in 1831...
When people think of the Civil War, they tend to polarize it as the North versus the South, or as a fight between freedom and slavery. In reality, the Civil War was much more complex than simply two sides battling over a single cause. Historian’s...
Intrastate conflicts and conflicts between states many times are complicated matters and arise as a result of multiple grievances which have accumulated over years, decades and even centuries. The American Civil War is not a single issue conflict, but a conflict that was simmering for...
The United States of America is a glorified nation that is fundamentally symbolized by its history. The Reconstruction Era and the Gilded Age were such historical revolutionary movements that *has impacted and has comprehensively* shaped the nation into the most powerful nation as of today....
During the time period from 1865 to 1900, the United States was emerging as a leading industrial and international power. The nation was rich in raw materials crucial for industrialization, such as copper, oil, and coal. Hundreds of thousands of immigrants from Northern and Western...
The Gilded Age, a period lasting from about 1870 to about 1900, saw the country experience increasingly rapid industrial and economic growth as well as an expansion of philanthropy, wealth, and immigration. Many concepts and innovations were introduced during this time that have had a...