… conflicts of the Cold War. The United States and the Soviet Union came close to starting the third world war in October, 1962. The reason was the presence of Soviet nuclear missiles in Cuba InformationFor a long time, the Soviets thought that they…

… the most significant episode of our history. Tzvetan Todorov (the conquest of America) wrote “The conquest of America heralds and establishes our present identity” The discovery of America certainly captured the European imagination and Columbus was…

… of someone who is watchful, anxious and suspicious. This emotion is like living organism, which feeds on our doubts and insecurity.Jealousy has many faces. we can feel this in regard to our relatives, friends, and co-workers or loved ones. It can…

… provided the United States with an ineffective government. When drafting the document, the thirteen states were cautious about creating an overly powerful central government because they feared the denial of their individual and state rights. The…

… otherwise known as the “Era of Good Feelings,” must be considered a time of exceptional growth and development in the United States, but above all it should be considered a time of evolution and ripening of American nationalism, unification, and economic…

… NBC's Robert Bazell reported the Pentagon's assessment via the Today show: "It was spectacular news," Bazell summarized. "We've lost only one casualty." Other networks were similarly ecstatic. CBS's Charles Osgood (1/17/91) described the early…

… for the Nazi Party. He was very effective when he spoke which caused the support and membership for the party to soar. He declared that the Nazi Party could build-up Germany to what it once was before the depression, give people work, and restore…

… none of them were commanders of the first rank. The first world war was the only war ever fought in which commanders lacked voice control over their armies. Communications broke down almost immediately after the troops left the trenches. Chief of…

… to be one of many events that had shaped the life, liberty, and fraternity of the modern western society (Heyes, 1953, p. 572). During 1789 to 1799 the many political and social ideals instilled by the Revolution was in risk of being toppled by…

… the best steam coal in the world. From its rise in the 1850’s, till its fall in 1983, the Rhondda has been both a place of hope and a place of despair. But as well as this it has been a ray off hope for the working class, with the workers and there…