… began to indulge in the process of aquiring foreign land. Their interests centered around strategic, moral, and political interests more so than economic desires. These American goals were illuminated in the election of 1844, when expansionist…

… bomb and helped discover atoms, protons and electrons. The first bomb he designed was the atomic bomb A test atomic bomb was fired in a desert in Mexico. The explosion was equal to 1,800 tons of dynamite, enough to destroy an entire city. The atomic…

… affairs that helped shape and build a foundation for American politics in the 1790's. Politics are the art or science of winning and holding office; competition between interests groups for power and leadership. The people soon began to drift…

… English had settled into the new world but by the 1700's they soon had grown to be two very different societies. New England and Chesapeake both developed differently due to religious, economic, and family/society issues.…

… in transportation developed rather quickly. Roads, steamboats, canals, and railroads all had a positive effect on the American economy. They also provided for a more diverse United States by allowing more products to be sold in new areas of the…

… to practice the scientific arts. Indeed, the word chemistry is derived from the word Alchemy which is the ancient name for Egypt. Where the Egyptians really excelled was in medicine and applied mathematics. But although there is a large body…

… American countries of Cuba and Mexico was primarily motivated due to American desire towards economic expansion and resulted in the U.S. supporting revolutionary factions, helping overthrow governments and creating of dictatorships in Mexico while in…

… in real life its consequences are still present more than ten years after the fact. The tax cuts applied early in Reagan's first term cemented the ideology for what the next eight years of his reign would uphold. The Economic Recovery Tax Act…

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