… it lost more men in that war alone than it did in any of its other wars combined. The issues that caused the Civil War had been brewing since the United States was formed. The most important causes Southerners listed for the wars were unfair taxation,…

… physically and financially. There were many ways that constitutional and social developments caused a revolution. The secession of 1860 was one of the first developments which resulted revolution. Some other constitutional developments that caused…

… shed blood and lower the economy. But not for the American women. Men were at the battlefields there was no one to run the factories and the cotton fields. Women of America had a great opportunity to show their greatness and that they deserve respect…

… plan but most of all we forgot about the women's rights. The lives women living in the US changed dramatically. They faced continuing hardships. But this struggle against material deprivation eventually united women into a movement that won them…

… female elected officials of United States. We had our own female leaders to study that not much was taught about female leaders of other countries. But among the exception was Eleanor Roosevelt, the wife of one the greatest American President. Though,…

… U.S. Constitution and some of the concepts and provisions of the Nevada Constitution have roots that go back to English common law. I will attempt to analyze the evolution of individual rights and liberties in England and in the Colonies and States…

… especially if you were a Native American, immigrant, or African-American. The Native Americans' homelands were brutally taken over, and they were forced to live on reservations. The immigrants had to deal with the terrible living conditions in the…

… in the United States. Inventors like Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell made new and exciting things that changed the way life was. Thanks to things like the Bessemer process, industry soared and big businesses were formed. Labor unions too…

… Were None by Agatha Christie. The book is about a group of people who all get letters from an U. N. Owen, instructing them to go to a place called Indian Island. Once there, a recording plays saying that each of them is guilty of murder. One by one they…

… in my judgement,' will probably forever forbid their living together upon the footing of perfect equality; and inasmuch as it becomes necessary that there must be a difference, I..... am in favor of the race to which I belong having the superior…