… the most evil person in history, was able to turn a democratic Germany into a fascist regime by supposed legal tactics. But Hitler also used non-legal ways of gaining widespread support throughout Germany. Some of the ways he gained power were: The…

… not only fought on the battlefield but are inscribed on paper to instill an illusion of war. Following are two authors Samuel L. Clemens, known as Mark Twain, and Stephen Crane’s independent writings concerning war. Mark Twain’s “The War Prayer”, and…

… Europe were heavily influenced by an “economic” policy known as mercantilism. No general definition of mercantilism is entirely satisfactory, but for the purposes of this paper it is thought of as a collection of policies designed to keep the state…

… growth due to plentiful natural resources at the disposal of the country. The land person ration made food production sufficient to provide for much larger families and this led to a population explosion. The endless supply of wood for construction and…

… anti-art movement resulting from the social and psychological dislocations of World War 1. As a movement Dadaism is important for freeing up artistic expression and forms, as well as for being a generating influence on surrealism. Throughout dada’s…

… decade of discovery as Americans first journeyed to the moon. Others remember the time as a decade of America’s moral decline with the invention of rock and roll and its representation of "sinful", inappropriate ideals. Yet for many people, the 60s symbo…

… called Virginia was established in America. In the years to follow, Britain established several more colonies in the area. As these provinces became more and more developed, they became concerned about the systems of power that governed them. Prior…

… appropriate factors to bring the nations of France and Russia to revolution. To say that they provided the necessary ferment we must analyse society and government in their own right to reveal the pressures that were placed upon the people of both…

… It is inconceivable not only without violence above the third persons, but, at modern technique, without murder of the old men, old women and children... The purpose justifies, under known conditions, such means, as violence and murder ". (L. Trotsky) I…

… of the Civil war. When you trim it down there are three main reasons for the civil war. They were sectionalism, unbalanced power, and last but not least Lincoln. Lincoln’s was the final insult the southerners would take, because of the formation…