… collected in The Heath Anthology of American Literature, the plaintive comment, even from early Americanists, about the number of so-called new writers represented there strikes me as most honest and forthright. Indeed, more than a few colleagues…

… of Normandy began. Other names for this were D-Day, and Operation Overlord. Operation Overlord was the code name for the most popular command in the war. This was the invasion force that was to cross the English Channel, land in France, and push…

… to the Valley of Mexico in the twelfth century. A legend tells the story that they once lived on an island called Aztlan. One day, in a cave they found a statue of their god Huitzilopochtli. The statue told them to find a new place to live and promise…

… sailed the ocean blue” summarizes the depths of their knowledge of America’s discovery and foundation. While many people both today and in the 19th century acknowledged that a group of people called the Native Americans, not Columbus and his men,…

… religion of over one billion of the earth's inhabitants. It is often referred to as Hinduism, but more correctly know as the ancient vedic culture. The approximate meaning of Dharma is ¡§Natural Law. This term is not is open to alteration, just as the…

… World War can only be described as unacceptable. It is clear to me that from the beginning of the war the United States undeniably favored Great Britain and France over Germany. The German’s were much more considerate than the British and would have…

… gripped our country for over 35 years. That fear led to the upper echelons of authority making decisions, which would create a feeling of near hysteria throughout the public. Americans feared that the Soviets were planning some nuclear attacks on…

… wrote Federalist 51 because he wanted to make sure that the government of the United Stated has some kind of checks and balances for all branches. He wants to make sure that all the different departments have another department the checks them. If…

… a time of intense fighting on the frontlines of World War II. The German war machine continued to gain momentum while it devastated everything in its destructive path. Russia and England were desperately trying to hold off the German juggernaut as it…

… to attack the South. Mr. Harrison saw the North coming and went to tell Longstreet. Longstreet at first did not believe him, but eventually he did. He went to talk to Lee, who told him to go ahead and meet them in Gettysburg. Back with the 20th…