… I, you must first examine the reasons that prompted the United States to enter the conflict. Several key events were responsible for us to get involved. After taking into account the combat in Europe, the heated debate over interventionism, and…

… July 4th 1776. It was here that colonists led by Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin and James Madison signed the Declaration of Independence. Up to this time it could be argued that what had taken place was part of British colonial history and not…

… 11, 2001, a day that will live in infamy in American’s hearts forever, a tragic moment in time where the World Trade Center fell to its’ ruins and the Pentagon, a symbol of the American government was partially destroyed. The culprits, about…

… Article Five, clause two to the United State Constitution states, “under the Authority of the United States, the Constitution shall be the supreme law of the land.” More than two hundred years after its ratification, the Constitution is still the…

… I believe that it is correct to say that the past is valid. In contrast it is probably unknowable because we are forced to believe the documentation, which people have recorded in the past if we want to learn about history. This documentation may…

… the winter and spring of 1777-78, enshrined in the popular mind as the epitome of suffering borne by dedicated Revolutionary soldiers and officers, has been thoroughly studied as a problem of supply, morale, discipline, and sacrifice. Surprisingly,…

… Table have ensnared the minds of fantasy readers for centuries. Audiences get caught up in tales of Merlin, Guinevere, Lancelot, and everyone living in the Kingdom of Camelot. Sir Thomas Mallroy’s tale of King Arthur and his adventures is the most…

… activities of the past week, forget it. I believe that you can find humour in almost everything. In most cases, even black humour is a mechanism to deal with grief and pain. But I can't find a single shred of humour in the wholesale slaughter of innocent…

… aspect of the Renaissance that does not seem to “shine” is the role of women. This was a time period where art, knowledge, literature, and most especially culture flourished. Those aspects of life were cultivated, refined, and even mastered during…

… and political philosopher. He was employed on diplomatic missions as defense secretary of the Florentine republic, and was tortured when the Medici returned to power in 1512. When he retired from public life he wrote his most famous…