Essays on World History

Man has evolved through thousands of years of learning and becoming new people to become who we are today. It all originated around 2,000,000 BC when man was firstborn. It was then to 10,000 BC which would become known as the Paleolithic times or the…

History repeats itself in more ways than we know, whether it’s small, minor things, or things from history that can really affect how we live and survive today. It’s not like it’s the same situation too, there are some differences but it’s just miraculously how…

This essay demonstrates the Neolithic age which dated back about 12,000 years ago, where all humans stop being hunter-gatherers and abandon their nomadic lifestyle to become a tribal culture where they would grow their own food and establish their own village. People in the Neolithic…

History does tend to repeat itself. History repeats itself and continues based on the generations. History enables us to discover from past mistakes. It assists us to find out the various reasons why people act the way they do at a particular moment. As a…

When the war ended with the detonation of two powerful atomic bombs, they seemed to know that there was no time to mourn the destruction of their city. When they came, everything was gone. But they are not worried. Although Japanese morale, they are still…

Atomic bomb. A-bomb. Nukes. Hydrogen bomb. Weapons of Mass Destruction. There are numerous nicknames for nuclear weapons, but there is only one way to accurately describe its effects: Annihilation. The destruction or obliteration of its intended target. The words “nuclear weapons”, alone, should instill fear…

Sure, evidence suggests that Columbus and his men did enslave some of the natives; however, his rationale was not based on their skin color or ideas of racial inferiority. Instead, he saw the “Indians” as suitable servants because of their familiarity with the land and…

Whether they came as servants, slaves, free farmers, religious refugees, or powerful planters, the people of the American colonies created new worlds. Native Americans saw juvenile settlements develop into relentless footholds of immense new populations that increasingly monopolized assets and roamed the land into something…

How could it be possible that two colonies from the same origin country could turn out to be so different? Both populations originated from England and were ran by the British, so how could this be possible? As time went on and communities began to…

The Journal of Christopher Columbus written in 1492 is the first European written encounter with the Native Americans. The Age of Exploration was a movement of people which began a quest to sail to India, China, and the island of the East Indies for luxury…