20. January 2021
The Capitol Insurrection & the Great American Stain
Whether you are an elected public servant or merely a citizen of this republic you…
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18. January 2021
A Study of the Historiography of the American Revolution
For centuries following the military conclusion of the American Revolution in 1783, historians have long…
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14. December 2020
The Education in Ancient City-states
“We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy…
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23. November 2020
Compare and contrast the role of women in the FRG and the GDR
The constitutions within both the GDR and the FRG granted women equal rights to men;…
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13. November 2020
Far from Universal: The Cold War and its’ impact on human rights discourse
Essentially, human rights were so contested during the Cold War because their intangible nature was…
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19. October 2020
Vietnam War: A Limited War
A limited war by definition is a war in which the weapons used, the nations…
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6. October 2020
The Ways of Life of Asian Americans Post-World War II
Civil Rights a topic that one automatically thinks of the Civil Rights Movement in regards…
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28. September 2020
Ghosts and the Supernatural in Early Modern Ottoman Empire
Ottoman occult and supernatural are currently understudied and mostly foreign to general audiences.
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8. September 2020
Both sides lost.’ Discuss this verdict of the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962
This investigation considers the verdict that “both sides lost” during the Cuban Missile Crisis of…
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28. August 2020
The Enemy Within: Patriotism, Un-Americanism & Coercion in Postwar America, 1945-1960 Introduction: Defining un-Americanism
Written by Michael Head Writing nine months before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour, magazine…
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