… Cuban Missile Crisis of have left Cuba out of the story. With the blockbuster film "Thirteen Days" the story now ignores the Soviet Union as well. The film turns history on its head and drums into our heads exactly the wrong lessons of the crisis. …

… be known was a "Hardworking, intelligent, ambitious and ruthless man" . Hoover was the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigations from 1924 up until his death in 1972. This position gave him the spotlight of the media, the power of director and the…

… acted to regulate and structure First Nations Societies one must be given some insight into the traditions and beliefs of First Nations people. Specifically, I will attempt to convey the traditions and beliefs of my culture which is Heiltsuk. Tradition…

… United States of America, Woodrow Wilson appeared before a joint session of Congress in Washington, D. C. To address a major issue in the world. This was the start of America's involvement in World War I. Many things led to U. S. Involvement in the…

… most devastating economic catastrophe in US history. As the 1920s went on, many grave problems threatened the economy. Despite the fact that some people became rich, many others could barely scrape up an adequate living. Many important businesses…

… large corporations and trusts controlled much of the economy and most of the government. Monopolies sprouted from every corner of the U.S. economy including the Vanderbilts, Rockafellers, Carnagies, and etc. The Progressive Era, the response to the…

… raided Pearl Harbor. The plan that Japan had was a good plan, which removed the battleships of the U.S.A, which were a threat towards the Japanese Empire's southward expansion. There is a lot of reasons why Japan raided U.S.A. The first reason…

… written irony was created. The Warren Commission, which within its introductory pages claimed it was written "in recognition of the right of people everywhere to full and truthful knowledge" concerning the assassination of John F. Kennedy, was fabricated…

… 'The belief in the 1840's in the inevitable territorial expansion of the United States, especially as advocated by southern slaveholders who wished to extend slavery into new territories.' This explanation was transcribed from the World Book Encycloped…

… peoples from all over the world onto its lands in order to facilitate the growth of a diverse nation and generations of families have traveled to America in search of creating lives more fulfilling than those they had escaped. During the years of the…