In Abigail Adam’s letter to John Quincy she explains to him why he needs to be in Paris. She uses a number of lessons through her letter to show that he can succeed by going out into the world even if he is less than...
Introduction Fredrick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln shared an unusual friendship based on the hardships Fredrick experienced in life and the significant influence Abraham had on the country and slavery as a whole. Both Douglass and Lincoln were determined to see the end of slavery. They...
General Ulysses S. Grant was the union general for the last years of the civil war and is celebrated and respected throughout America for his service to the country. Revered military historian, Shelby Foote, considers Grant one of the greatest generals of history. Grant was...
Hiram Ulysses Grant’s life started as all great men’s lives start, ordinarily and unassumingly. In Point Pleasant, Ohio, Grant was born to Jesse and Hannah Grant, two common religious and hard-working people who would go on to have 5 more (less important) children. At a...
Who does not know about what happened in the U.S history on a somber September day about ten years ago? The United States of America was that day victim of a terrorist attack headed by Al-Qaeda’s terrorist leader Osama Bin Laden, responsible of the death...
Who is Donald Trump? Donald John Tram is an American businessman, real estate developer, television presenter, author and 45th President of the United States. He was born on June 14, 1946. He competed for representing the Republican Party for the 2016 US presidential election and...
Lincoln’s sole choice earlier than, all through, and after the Civil battle become to hold country wide solidarity. This was his paintings as president and the complete motive for struggling with the Civil war. during his 2nd Inaugural deal with, Lincoln reaffirmed the cause of...
Introduction My fellow Americans, we observe today a direct attack on our freedom. At 8:46 a.m., our country experienced deadly and intentional acts of terror. The attackers did not discriminate in their targets; from passengers aboard the Boeing 767 that struck the North Tower of...
His ran his campaign on a pledge to “Make America Great Again” the slogan emblazoned on the baseball hats he often wore at his public rallies, and spoke out against political correctness, illegal immigration and government lobbyists, while promising to cut taxes, renegotiate trade deals...
Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev had been discussing resolving the Cold War for a long time to no avail. Mikhail Gorbachev partially agreed to resolving the Cold War if Reagan stopped his SDI project (Strategic Defense Initiative). SDI was a missile defense system that would...
Ronald Wilson Reagan, the son of Jack and Nelle Reagan, was born in a small apartment above the Pitney General Store on February 6, 1911, in Tampico, Illinois, His family, which included older brother Neil, moved to a succession of Illinois towns as his salesman...
George Walker Bush better known as George W. Bush was the 43 president. Bush was elected as president in 2001. He stayed president until 2009. George Walker Bush was born in New Haven, Connecticut, on July 6, 1946.Bush was the oldest child of 6 children...
Bigotry has been a damaging factor in society for as long as mankind can remember, but one’s unreasonable beliefs and dislike of others has recently reached its peak – or rock bottom so to speak – in contemporary society. How did society end up down...
The American presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan are both similar and distinctive specific to the era of their leadership. One major similarity is their battle against communism but even with a common goal in mind, their individual approaches to a solution vary greatly. The...
Richard Nixon Richard Nixon was human and therefore he suffered from faults. Since he was president, his faults were dissected down to the last inch. One of his personality traits was the deadly sin called envy. He came from a middle class family. He had...
On June 9, 1971, President Richard Nixon proclaimed a war on drugs, ranging from giving more authority and a bigger presence of anti-drug enforcement in the United States. To suggest that the”War on Drugs” erupted from an area of evidence from Science and studies related...
Bill Clinton and George Bush Bill Clinton and George W. Bush are the 42nd and 43rd presidents of the United States of America. Both Clinton and Bush have changed USA in many ways as well as some other countries. If Clinton and Bush were to...
Introduction In a talk with NPR on Monday morning, Bill Clinton, former president of the United States, presented his views on giving up the Clinton Global Initiative and addressed how he will transition his intentions that gave way to launching the organization to benefit Hilary...
When listing desirable ideals for an American president, the two most desirable ideals are those of honesty and integrity. The American people want a president they can trust, a president of civic virtue who is putting all self-pleasures aside in lieu of serving his country...