… labor strikes in the early 1900’s. Three different authors have comprised this book to show the different ways that strikers have handled their struggles. One important lesson of labor history is that when workers get together they make a very powerful…

… History¡¨, is currently a professor of history and is also the chair of the Asian American Studies Program at the University of California, Santa Barbara. In 1973, she earned her Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley. Not only…

… areas of everyday living. There were great political, economical, religious, and social changes which influenced the attitudes and values of the emerging society along with many writers of that time. Countries were rapidly changing from an agricultural…

… as important to Canada as it was to the United States, as it divided the continent in two, which created one country and paved the way for the evolution of another. From the first time that the Rebel Patriots in the thirteen colonies caused unrest…

… Powhatan who was the chief of an Indian tribe in Virginia. Powhatan had many wives and twenty- seven children, one being Pocahontas. She was born in the 1950s and she was named Matoaka though she is better known as Pocahontas, which means playful.…

… minded ideals. Unlike most of his fellow politicians, he had his own strong beliefs and looked for answers in the questions instead of around them. Jefferson said that “the state of peace is that which most improved the manners and morals, the prosperi…

… please? As an American it is highly likely that you have heard this phrase before. We sit in the drive through, tell the person what we want, and good ol’ Ronald McDonald takes our money and makes our two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce,…

… empires, but none as dominate as the Roman Empire. Rome’s great empire included over one million people, and ran in a stretch of over two million miles. Rome’s government was very public oriented. Rome had huge public buildings that allowed people…

… of the biggest wars that contained so much “chain reaction”. One feels threatened, they ally with their friends, and another nation feels threatened, so they ally with their friends. The feeling of threat leads into invasions then leads into their…

… was an event which exemplified the eager American spirit of the time. Not long after word spread of the discovery of gold near the lower Sacramento Valley in 1848, thousands of hopefuls from the world over rushed to California with dreams…