… paper is concerned with social attitudes of the recent immigrants from the former Soviet Union in the United States. They come in large numbers from a society, which is very different from American, and the process of “blending into” new system…

… was complete in all aspects of her society. The United States since the 1830’s has experienced much change. Her society has many good people and structures, but it also has its corrupt criminals. To say that the United States had created a perfect…

… series of events and battles that surrounded and comprised The Battle of Gettysburg in his 1974 novel, The Killer Angels. The story represents both the views of the North and the South, and commands the reader’s understanding and empathy toward…

… in Post-Civil War Charleston. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1998. The end of the Civil War may have ended the institution of slavery, but this emancipation did not necessarily mean that African Americans in post-Civil War Charleston,…

… read to say the least. The subject of this book is the origin of the Ironclad battleships in the Americas, specifically relating to the ships “Virginia” and the “Monitor” in the beginning of the U.S. Civil War. The book also is about, although much…

… a product of the emerging national spirit? Jackson passed the Indian Removal Policy in his second year as president, this Act made Jackson handle all Indian affairs. He believed that tribes must be subject to the laws of the states, not independe…

… today are generating a need for a new solution to meet the demands of both. The traditional sovereignty of the nation-state is being corroded by increasing interdependence with other countries and by internal factions struggling for independence.…

… Jolly Roger, might have been named after the devil- Old Roger, but it is more probable it comes from the French name Jolie Rouge which means lovely or pretty red. It was a blood-red flag flown by pirates who intended to kill everyone on board a ship…

… history that exposes the hypocritical nature of the racist, imperialist U.S. government--and is rarely talked about--took place in Tulsa, Okla., in 1921. Before the righteous rebellions of the oppressed Black masses in Watts,…

… many different opinions and views were held concerning the type of government that the newly formed United States should adapt. Most people fell into the category of federalist or anti-federalist. Federalist were in favor of a strong central government…