… american thirteen colonies to gain there indapendance from England. They fought hard and eventually got their freedom this has to be one of the most facinating times in us history. THE BATTLE OF LEXINGTON AND CONCORD The American Revolution…

… 1914, battle of Mons Following the surrender of the Leige Forts by the Belgian Army, the German Army continued its push towards Paris under the Schlieffen Plan. The remainder of the Belgian Army had begun to retreat to meet the newly arrived British…

… invasion of Cuba at the Bay of Pigs is one of mismanagement, overconfidence, and lack of security. The blame for the failure of the operation falls directly in the lap of the Central Intelligence Agency and a young president and his advisors.…

… we have been witness to several movements which have helped to shape the face of American culture. Collectively these movements have modified the way we, as Americans, think and behave. One of the most influential literary movements of this century…

… putsch within Source A conveys it, in terms of the Nazis, as an extremely organised affair. The Nazi guards are well prepared with helmets and arms, and the operation appears to have been well directed, with the soldiers surrounding the building immedia…

… was made up of many impressive and historic documents, which when combined made one of the most historic documents in world history. The constitution takes many of the most historic facts from other resources. For example, the Magna Carta…

… 1775, and since 1872 it has been illegal for anyone but government employees to deliver a letter. Because of this and many other reasons, the USPS is a prevalent example of a government-controlled monopoly. The United States Postal Service is the…

… daylight permeated the cloister, the medieval monk would rise and silently enter the oratory of the church, the darkness pierced by candle flames, the silence broken by footsteps. Taking the places assigned to them by rank, the monks would begin chanting…

… World War II, the Western powers finally thought the string of wars was over. On the contrary, the USSR had other plans for the newly conquered Germany. Berlin, Germany’s capital, was divided among Great Britain, the United States, France, and Russia.…

… portion of Germany about 35 miles west of the post-1945 Polish border. When the German Empire was created in 1871, Berlin was its capital. The city remained the capital of Germany until after World War II, when the United States, France, Great…