… no talent and maturing into one of the best athletes in the world and earning the title "Mr. Hockey". The significance of this name is deep, meaning that this person is the father of hockey. The intense struggle and sacrifices a person has to go through,…

… very interesting houses and other structures. He was born on June 8, 1867 in Richland Center, Wisconsin. After studying civil engineering at the University of Wisconsin, he moved to Chicago in 1887 where he met and married Catherine Tobin. He went…

… Nixon and Bill Clinton first. She did not want to be interviewed because she said she really did not have any opinions on either of them. It was much harder to get anything out of her during this interview than with the Kennedy interview. Grandma…

… soldiers in the history of the United States. Many people have wondered what made him tick, why he was so great, and why his troops obeyed him to the "t". Patton was a man of hard work, perseverance, study, and eternal desire. He was always prepared…

… voyage to Asia. On his way he, like Christopher Columbus, ran into an island off the coast of North America. As a result, Cabot became the second European to discover North America, thus laying an English claim which would be followed up only after…

… Louisiana Purchase and Mexican cessions. These expansions had a large impact on national unity. The question of slavery in new territories caused national disunity; however as the nation expanded in areas not suitable for slavery, unity was much…

… the time James Monroe was president in 1817, was not a problem. The Era of Good Feelings, as it was called, was a time when there was a single-party system. This was so, because the Federalist party was no longer a national party and the only national…

… in the British Commonwealth of Virginia, Mary Ball Washington gave birth to her first son. Little did she know that her son, George, would later become one of the greatest military leaders of all time, and her countries first president (Virginia.edu). …

… Where are they now? How many are left? What are they doing? Those are the many questions presented today about the little known tribe of the Mississippi valley. In my paper I will introduce to you the history of the Natchez people and what happen…

… powers justified, or is he the most glorified tyrant in American History? In 1860, tensions between the north and south were becoming more visibly strained. Social, economic, and political differences caused many in the south to want to…