The French Revolution was an effort by France to make France a republican form government. It was based upon Enlightenment concepts like legal equality and natural rights. It tried to accomplish this ambitious goal by disregarding the promise of liberty …
The Policy Containment And Globalization In Truman Doctrine
Table of Contents
An opening
Etymology of the Policy of Containment
Truman Doctrine
Policy of Containment, ‘Case studies’
The conflict in Korea (known as the Korean War) began in 1950 and ended in 1953.
Cuba:
Vietnam:
Afghanistan:
Aftermath: The Fall …
Analysis Of The Leadership Of Alexander The Great
Alexander the Great, while a general, king and diplomat, made many significant changes to the ancient universe. But he was also an outstanding leader. Alexander extended the advanced technology of Greek culture by invading cities-states, and other cultures. Alexander advanced …
Renaissance Implications On Morality And Censorship In “The Decameron”
Boccaccio, a 14-year-old Italian writer, is caught up in the historical conflict between blind obedience to the Church of the Middle Ages as well as the new Humanism of the Renaissance. Boccaccio prefers to look ahead, as he is open …
John Steinbeck’s Involvement In The Great Depression And Vietnam War
The Great Depression had an enormous impact on Americans. Any number of programs were established to improve the well being of American citizens. The Federal Writers Project, which was part of the Work Progress Administration, was one such program. John …
Carolingian Renaissance: The Revival Of Classical Style Inspired By Constantine
The Western Roman Empire is a rebirth. This was an empire for over a millennium. It was an imperium that rivaled Rome’s Byzantine Empire. These empires helped to shape modern Europe. They all stemmed from the same people as the …
The History And Impact Of The Louisiana Purchase
In 1803, the Louisiana Purchase was an enormous land sale that took place from France to the United States. It was President Thomas Jefferson’s most important act and legacy. The Louisiana Purchase allowed the French to acquire large areas of …
Anglo-saxon Poetry: Elegies And Their Functions
Elegy, according to the OED is a song that expresses sorrow, such as a lament or funeral song. These forms were common in Anglo-Saxon, Middle English poetry. Elegies allowed peace weavers to speak up when faced with the challenges of …