… by conquering another land and establishing a colonial setup with them. In my opinion, the answer to this question would be no. The United States is a nation that complained about tyranny for years, and tried to break away from its mother country,…

… its name to someone, chances are, they will tell you that they have heard of it before. They might be able to tell you that it was between the rebel Confederate army and the Union army. They might even be able to tell you names of specific soldiers…

… right to own an “arm” for protection of themselves and their country. Amendment 3 : The third amendment says that soldiers are not allowed to stay at a citizen’s residents without the owner’s consent. Amendment 4 : The fourth amendment…

… amazing that without modern technology these huge, intricate buildings could be erected. The Roman Coliseum is an example of these ancient structures. Building of the Coliseum began c. 72 AD by Emperor Vespasian and was completed in…

… often seen as a new emerging force in global culture, politics, and economics today, is not an entirely new phenomenon. In fact, globalization can be traced back to the ancient empires of Greece and Rome in Europe and the…

… part in history of the United States. As early as the 1500’s, Spanish explorers and colonists settled on the Caribbean islands that are today known as Cuba, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. In 1898, the United…

… through this we will reveal it to the world.Much has been made of the death of an anti-Mason, 'Captain' William Morgan. What is not often revealed are the details surrounding this matter. Here, in brief, are some facts: William Morgan was born in…

… the Vietnam War shape its course? It is the course of the war that shaped the American people’s reaction and not the reaction of the American people that affected the course of the war. American public’s reaction may have played a small part in…

… author from the story. Millions of students engrain the mantra of “the author is not a character in the novel” into their memory or risk failing the most basic of English courses. While the author may not directly play a role in the novel, he does…

… often described as “dire portents” and the Viking raids as “immense whirlwinds … flashes of lighting…and fiery dragons…flying in the air”. The Viking raids had begun. The earliest raids were carried out by Norwegians. Their immediate consequences were…