American History Essays

“I Have a Dream” speech by Martin Luther King is one of the most inspiring speeches in the United States. The speech forms part of United…

The Great Depression in the 1930s was characterized by between 25 and 50% fall in total production, lasted close to ten years between 1929 and 1939,…

The United States is an immigration nation continues to face the challenge of integrating new demographic groups into their culture and society. Throughout the nation’s history,…

The New York Times dated 18th August in 1905, had an article that changed the history of the United States as far as government fairness to…

AbstractThe Kasserine Pass battle in North Africa which involved the Allied forces against the Axis forces had a devastating outcome for the Americans contrary to their…

The settingThe setting of the story is in New York City. Few years ago, when I went to California for spending my vacations, I met Mathew….

The Great Depression in the United StatesThe 1929-1939 depression was the biggest economic downturn that the Western industrialized countries have ever experienced. The depression in the…

The great depression began in 1929 and ended in 1939. It was one of the most horrible economic regressions in the industrialized world. The great depression…

Slavery in the island of Barbados and North America aimed at the provision of human labor in the agricultural sector, by the black population. Over the…

The Massacre at Wounded Knee South Dakota, December 29, 1890A Historical ContextThe article is a historical report to a commission investigating the massacre at South Dakota…

In the society, a person’s identity is ascribed to various aspects such as behavior, mode of dressing, culture, religious beliefs, and origin. When combined together, all…

“In search of April Raintree” is a story written by Beatrice Mosionier that explains the life of April and Cheryl, who grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba…

The play Death of a Salesman tells the story of Willy Loman, a common man who devotes his life as a salesman to search for and…

Historical Students have since quite a while ago talked about the causes behind the disappointment of the Confederacy to accomplish triumph in the American Civil War….

Reader-oriented criticism is a tool of checking author’s consideration of the reader’s understanding of their work of literature. Reader-orientated criticism analyzes different reader’s perceptions of situations…

IntroductionThe effects of war are undesired, and as well they are undeserved. They are detrimental, and they are likely to have ripple effects that would count…

It has been a very long while since dysfunctional behavior ascribed to war conditions was clinically perceived. Soldiers of the Civil War experienced the ill effects…

IntroductionToday in America, over 300,000 Indians do not have homes or they are living in socially and economically pathetic conditions in Indian reservations. The Dawes Act…

Suddenly the time machine stops in 1650, and I find myself in West Africa. From an aerial view, I see some of the greatest nations of…

The First Great Awakening was the revitalization and evangelical movement that spread through the American colonies, particularly from the 1730s to the 1770s. The movement permanently…