… economy, demographics, the role it plays in the global community as well as its relationships with other countries. The latter two can be judged as the most important of this short list as, after all, how can you define anything unless you have something…

… everywhere throughout America. Having unofficially won the war without even an official army, the people of America became very proud of themselves and how their great country established such a feat. The nationalism grew until John Marshall, an aggressi…

… began to double and triple in population each year. This was caused by a few different factors. In the mid- 19th century, the western frontier opened up to whoever wanted to move there. There was un-worked fertile land for farming, lots of animals…

… Producers fell dramatically. Because of the huge war debts of Europeans countries, which hurt the western farmers badly, there was simply no market for Canadian goods. So the Canadians (about a million) move to United States from the rural areas…

… greater national independence, by taking small steps to their independent victories, during the time in the Paris Peace Conference, the Chanak affair, the Halibut Treaty, Imperial Conference and Balfour Declaration, and the Statute of Westminister. …

… Rock Nine Today, in Little Rock Arkansas, the school district superintendent of the Little Rock school board allowed the desegregation of a school here. Central High School added nine African American students to its population of about two thousand…

… Factor in the economic development of the United States and in the achievement of a high standard of living for most Americans . Schools, libraries and museums provide learning opportunities for people of all ages . Development of School-System…

… States of America. He succeeded McKinley as President, on his assassination in 1901. Roosevelt became very popular and became famous for tackling business monopolies, initiating the conservation of natural resources, his role in the development…

… III essay Imperialism in the dictionary means; "The policy of extending a nation's authority by territorial acquisition or by the establishment of economic and political hegemony over other nations." The U.S. was trying to set "an example to…

… The atrocious attacks on New York's twin towers were aimed at an iconic symbol of US wealth and economic domination. Among the thousands of lives claimed by the suicide attackers were many low-paid cleaners, shop and office workers, and also undocumented…