Essays on History

Crevecoeurs “What is an American,” is so important to us today because it hold such a big part of history. The author describes America as being an extremely noble place to live. The author kind of introduced how big on a melting pot America was…

From what I gather the author, Dave Grossman, attempts to convey what happens when you’re confronted with having to fight for your life. How your body reacts to these stresses are normal and not individualized. Even though as individuals we may react differently no matter…

In Omar Akkad’s American War, he depicts a dystopian America undergoing a second Civil War due to a domestic discrepancy over use of fossil fuels. The North was against the usage of crude oil, but the South was adamant in holding onto their old ways….

This essay aims to discuss the appropriate counseling technique for “Middle Ages Crisis-Ageing issue, Death and Grieving” to enable you to explore in brief the developmental factors, human behavior related to the issues, some counseling style to apply, and examples relating to social work or…

Over the last twelve thousand years planet earth has seen more innovation than anyone would have ever imagined. We can now call people whenever we please just about wherever we please, with a cellphone that is smaller than our hand and not all that much…

The Industrial Revolution was an era of invention, trade and advancements bringing new transportation, medical and science discoveries, trading and new ways of communication but with all these positives came a hand full of negatives. Including pollution, deforestation, causalities in the work place, terrible living…

The holocaust was a time of sorrow and a time of vengeance. The silent plea of cries of misery inhibiting those who survived, those who died and those who experience the aftermath of the Nazis’ reign and destruction. A never-ending cycle of pain that is…

The Second World War has been a timely topic given its relevance to history and its effects to the new world. While the loss of life and reality of injury are dire consequences of war, the psychological damage and loss of oneself are the true…

In the late 18th and early 19th century, the upper elites of different countries had idealistic beliefs of how the country should be run. Capitalism was a way create mass production with the opening of new jobs. It bred new and innovative ways to make…

A big-play threat on the field, John Brown has towed a unique path to the NFL. An unassuming and ordinary high school prospect, Brown’s NFL dreams once seemed remote. But through determination and hard work, the rising star has made his dreams come true by…