… War II and Vietnam is the way America felt about the wars after they were both over. At the end of World War, most Americans came out from the war convinced that they had won the “Good War.” (The American Promise pg.701) However, the same couldn’t…

… beloved presidents. He is commonly remembered for taking a tired, beaten, nation and instilling hope in it. Roosevelt had many qualities of a great president that helped him to lead the country as the longest person to be president. Roosevelt had…

… States, how their government handles its’ power, and how the problems of democracy have helped the US (to a certain extent). Technically one can boil this down to circumstance and luck. Americans love their freedom, so much so that they have even…

… Roosevelt, FDR, had proven to be a great victory for the Democrats. It was the first time that African Americans had voted Democratic rather than Republican, representing the people’s confidence in Roosevelt’s New Deal. Roosevelt’s administration…

… and the United States experienced a period of relative peace. There was rapid industrial and commercial progress. The western powers expanded trade and colonies. However, national rivalries gradually grew and alliance camps emerged. Economic competiti…

… College Dictionary, the deprivation of human qualities such as compassion. In the film Apocalypse Now, dehumanization is shown to the fullest extent in many such cases. Whether it was the killing of an innocent civilian, the bombing of a peaceful…

… or her personal entertainment. Little do they know that these myths are more than they’re cracked up to be. One should better understand that mythology served to be more than just stories to the Native Americans. Throughout history, Native Americans…

… different stories about what caused the great depression. Some of these include the stock market crash of 1929, hoarding money, the gold standard, and sticky prices and/or sticky wages. It’s because of these that America went through its poorest…

… into the mentality of the Enlightenment. At times very insulting and disgusting, due to the lack of under- standing that went into the thinking and “categorization” of humanity, I could not turn away for a second as my disgust turned to pity…

… of high unemployment and low business activity. It began on October 1929 when thousands of stockholders lost large sums of money. Banks, factories, and stores closed, leaving millions of Americans without a job. The Great Depression affected almost…