… culture. He was father of Romulus who was the founder of Rome. Which was one reason mars was one of the most important gods of Rome. The other reason is that he was the god of war. War was very important to the Romans because the engage in battle so…

… the United States with an effective government." Using the documents and your knowledge of the period, evaluate this statement. Soon after the Revolutionary War in America, a new government was started when the Articles of Confederation (Articles)…

… Preliminary Thoughts History did not end in 1945, just as it did not end in 1989, when Francis Fukuyama announced history's demise by noting democracy's victory in the Cold War with the breakup of Soviet influence in eastern Europe. Although nuclear…

… or ill that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardships, support any friend, oppose any foe in order to assure the survival of liberty." This is just what the United States did during the Vietnam War. The goal of the United States was…

… when Louis XIV died (1715), and the coup d'etat (1799, when Napoleon came into power. It is during this time period that the French Revolution occurred, as well as several other stages of reform. Strongly influenced by the pertinent reformations,…

… and differences exist, if any, between the Colosseum and modern football stadia; and where there are similarities what governs their application. One striking similarity between the Colosseum and many modern stadia is an oval shaped seating arrangement.…

… respected man that people admired wherever he went, but this changed very quickly after his war efforts. He couldn't see the future and predict what the future held, and rejection was the last thing he faced. No matter where he went, he would receive…

… and even after, public sentiment did not support our getting personally involved in the European war. Roosevelt's hands were tied and he was only able to send equipment and material aid rather than troops. All this changed when Hitler allowed himself…

… and turned out to be considered one of the least successful presidents in United States history. Calvin Coolidge however on the other hand managed to fit into the pro-business spirit of the 1920s extremely well. What made Coolidge a more…

… monumental time in Canadian history. Sir Wilfred Laurier had the immense task of leading our country, which evidently involved many defining moments, such as the Boer War, the Naval Service Bill, and the Alaska Boundary Dispute. The Boer War was the…