Essays on History

North of the Benin River–hidden through the gloomy mangrove trees–sits the oldest and most developed state in West Africa, Benin City. Founded by the Edo people, Benin conducts with a megastructure never seen anywhere else in the world. This assembled structure expanded the territories of…

The war that created America as we all know it waged. The interaction between the Native Americans and British and French troopers is very important as a result of it started a relationship between France and Native Americans and between European nations and Native Americans,…

Religion is a defining factor of every community. Members In a particular community believe their lives and activities are guided by a supreme being. They belief that the Supreme Being is capable of controlling their undertakings, lives as well as their moral behavior. Religion has…

Numerous individuals do not appear to understand the value of the Civil Rights Act and the foundation on how the bill affect their lives. My plan is to provide the importance in how the establishment began. This led to the movement behind the civil rights…

President George bush or FDR they went to Congress to declare war. FDR has announced about the attack by Japan. Congress has declared war on the Japanese. The Japanese have also taken some lives when attacking Pearl harbor. The reason why Japan attacked pearl harbor…

World War II was a painful experience for many in the world. Families were separated all across the world, millions were killed, and others left alone. It was a gruesome, horrible event in the world’s history. World War II involved many different events and had…

Race has always been a huge issue in America and unfortunately, I think that it always will be. I often find myself scrolling through Facebook and come across a post or news article about someone being shot or someone being arrested for something and once…

When one hears the word “plague”, they likely picture the Black Death, the bubonic plague epidemic most often taught about in schools; compared to this familiarity, the plague epidemic that killed 100% of its victims, the Manchurian Plague, is far less familiar. This epidemic, which…

During the Civil War, the Eastern theatre was made of the states such as Virginia and Pensylvania. The Western theatre was made up of operations, which were carried out in the coastal areas along the Atlantic ocean. Major campaigns were being undertaken at the Eastern…

The poetry of Emily Dickinson, which was influenced by personal background and by the Romanticism or Realism era literary period, has contributed to American literature. Emily wrote many poems that were greatly influenced by her life and the people she met. She was more of…