Essays on History of The United States

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The New Deal and Its Impact on America

2 pages / 991 words

The New Deal The Great Depression really affected how things were going in America. Franklin D. Roosevelt was the president who had to address this issue. It was something that the president was optimistic on, stating that he “Promised a new deal and situation for...

American History Franklin D. Roosevelt The New Deal

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The Debate Over The Effectiveness of The New Deal for African Americans

3 pages / 1157 words

Introduction Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay The efficacy of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal in addressing the socio-political concerns of African Americans has been a subject...

African American History American History The New Deal

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Slaves’ Experience on The Middle Passage

2 pages / 956 words

The slaves on the Middle Passage experienced a dreadful journey that lasted one to three months. It was a voyage they did not desire as they were tightly packed into a ship with other slaves. The slaves were treated as worthless animals, to then unboard...

Atlantic Slave Trade

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American Reconstruction – a Success with Exceptions

3 pages / 1141 words

America, as a country, has gone through many political changes since its independence from Britain in the late 18th century. Movements, ideology’s, and leaders come and go, all having their own beliefs and plans for future generations. But as history evolves, most, and almost all...

American History

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Revolutionary Mothers by Carol Berkin: The Role of Founding Mothers During The American Revolution

5 pages / 2064 words

The American Revolution is a war that continues to be the subject of unending discussion of historians and intellectuals of our society. The Founding Fathers is a group that played a critical role during the colonial rebellion that unfolded for nearly two decades, between the...

American Revolution Book Review Mother

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Migrant Mother by Dorothea Lange – a Picture Worth a Thousand Words

1 page / 403 words

It was the 1930s, a time when the weather was unpredictable, and people endured severe hardships and intense poverty. During this period, many migrating families were impoverished, which compelled them to toil relentlessly to survive. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay...

Great Depression Mother Photography

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Aspects of The Arts and Crafts Movement, and The Changes that Occurred in Production

3 pages / 1363 words

In this essay we will look at the industrial revolution and the great exhibition and the effect they had on past and current designs. As a result of industrialization, quality of products decreased while amount of products increased. Many objects just made fast and cheap...

Industrial Revolution World History

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Industrial Revolution Influence on The Criminal Justice System

3 pages / 1157 words

Introduction The industrial revolution paved the way for a new world. It also however brought with it many inequalities into the world, and as a result society was plagued with these inequalities. The U. S. As a society is one that experienced these inequalities amongst...

American Criminal Justice System Industrial Revolution

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The Society’s Mindset Change from Reusability to Disposability

1 page / 521 words

After WWII, there was an overall shift in mindset from reusability to disposability. During the Great Depression and war, people had to reuse almost everything. Throughout the Great Depression, most people didn’t have enough money to buy new things and were forced to repurpose what...

American History Society

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The Impact of Martin Luther King on Civil Rights Movements

1 page / 527 words

Civil Rights has evolved over the last couple of decades. Though segregation ended in 1964, racism continued to be an issue. Since the civil rights movement, there have been several unfortunate events that sparked racial controversy. Although there’s still racial tension, many people of all...

Black Lives Matter Civil Rights Movement

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The Sins of Fear: Arthur Miller’s The Crucible and The Treatment of Arab-americans after 9/11

2 pages / 965 words

Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. ” Unfortunately, we could not see the future to see that he was right. Fear and greed is the driving force of mass hysteria. According to Dictionary. com, mass hysteria...

Salem Witch Trials

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Political Scandaland Its Impact on American Cultureby The Example of ‘watergate’

3 pages / 1212 words

It was around 300 years ago that the philosopher Immanuel Kant claimed that lies are wrong since they arise when someone creates for themselves an exception to the rule ‘Deception is wrong’ – a rule the deceiver himself would expect to be followed by everyone...

American Culture Watergate Scandal

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The Survival of The Middle Passage: The Path to Justice

2 pages / 900 words

In discussion of the Atlantic slave exchange, the expression “Middle Passage” regularly emerges. The Middle Passage was the course of sea voyages of Africans taken from their Native land to the shores of the Caribbean and America, where they were constantly bound to a presence...

Atlantic Slave Trade Justice

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White Supremacy in America

2 pages / 979 words

American history teachers from our youth to high school have taught us the general ideas of slavery, Jim Crow, and the Civil Rights movements. But failed at giving students the details of the time eras leading to Civil Rights, they left out the impacted African-American...

American History White Privilege

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Wild Bill Donovan: Our Hero

4 pages / 1984 words

Every generation has its heroes, unfortunately only a few of these heroes are remembered for very long. One of these courageous people is Wild Bill Donovan. Although not many modern Americans have heard of this man besides in pasing comments, he had an enormous impact...

American History Biography

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The Lifeway of Benjamin Franklin, a Well-known Political Figure of The United States

3 pages / 1247 words

Benjamin Franklin, a Founding Father of the United States, is a widely known public figure. In The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, he accounts his early life and depicts how he, a self-made man, became what he became. He addresses the work to his son, but...

American History Benjamin Franklin

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The Influence of The Ideals of The Enlightenment in America

2 pages / 1116 words

Most colonists came to America to obtain land and political rights, although many had to first give up nearly all their freedoms as indentured servants to obtain passage overseas. When England began to oppress those rights promised to the colonists, Americans began to formulate an...

American History Enlightenment

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Christian Herald and Signs of Our Times

2 pages / 917 words

The Christian Herald and Signs of Our Times was founded in England in 1878 by Joseph Spurgeon, cousin of the popular British preacher Charles Spurgeon, and Michael Baxter, Anglican minister and evangelist. Since its founding the Herald coupled apocalyptic fervor with an emphasis on social...

American History Historiography Poverty in America

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Analysis of Equiano’s Travels Abolitionist Text

3 pages / 1312 words

Throughout his text, Equiano’s definition of abolition desired to end the slave trade while reforming slavery into a more considerate, cordial institution. Furthermore, this was illustrated throughout the novel because although Equiano was a slave himself, he believed in private property. In addition, he is...

Abolitionism Olaudah Equiano Slavery in The World