… Azikiwe was one of the most influential Africans in history. Founding President of Malawi, Ngwazi Dr. Kamuzu Banda, describes Azikiwe, "Zik was one of the most practical, most pragmatic people that I knew during my political life. Nnamdi was an imposin…

… over the mightiest demonstrations of material force. The fragile body, steeled by the will, stands up to the most terrific punishment." ~ Ernst Junger, Storm of Steel World War I affected all aspects of life during the fighting and after it all occurr…

… Colonization of Africa Imperialism is the political, economic, and social control by one country over another country. In the 1800's, many European countries began their imperialism of most of Africa. But when the Europeans were finally forced…

… of the world around them and the government that will be administrated over them. After the English Civil War, the events that resulted led not only to changes in government but also to new ideas about the government as well. The insurgent activities…

… Washington was the most influential black leader and educator of his time. He became well-known largely because of his role as founder and head of Tuskegee Institute, a school for blacks in Tuskegee, Alabama. He influenced the meeting of several blacks…

… and author, Ernesto Cuevara, embarks on a journey to North America from Córdoba. Riding along side his companion, Alberto Granado, they set off on their motorcycle, La Ponderosa II. Throughout the first part of the book Ernesto never…

… on a journey of self discovery through Latin America. With his companion, Alberto Granado, they set off on their motorcycle, La Ponderosa II. It is the true account of a journey that later turned into a film which touched the souls of many. Most…

… by a German couple, Helmut and Erika Simons, who were hiking near the Austrian and Italian border in the Alps. They both had wandered slightly off trail when Erika spotted a head and shoulders sticking out of the ice, she first thought it was a discarded…

… 1840s and 1850s (temperance, abolitionism, social purity, and so on) was largely male, many of the members of reform organisations were women. Explain the significance of the preponderance of women in reform organisations. What was the relationship betwe…

… woman of the new Republic whose dedication provided a strong advocacy for the education of women to allow them to better fulfill their roles as wives and mothers, and counselors of the Republic's new men, and yet not abandoning their roles in the private…