American History

The 1930s were hard times for the US. The depression was at its peak and finding employment was impossible. The Japanese invaded Manchuria and there were talks about invasions in the US. After the hue and cry over the twentieth amendment had settled, Franklin Delano Roosevelt came in as president and put forward his New Deal. Everybody was worried about the depression and loved the New Deal. I remember how the entire neighborhood would gather around the radio to listen to the Yankees games. But...

The history of Great Britains kinship has always been characterized by repeated incidences of usurpations and injuries. They are most evident during the colonial era of America under the rule of the British. There were repeated incidents of all forms of oppression being perpetrated by the people of Great Britain on the Americans. Despite the fact that the Americans were always quick at petitioning the oppressions they were going through to the government of Britain through the various kings who...

Industrial Revolution can not be categorized by time. There is no precise moment when the industrial revolution started in the United States. After 1865, the United States economy started expanding. The country experienced the most profound economic revolution of all times. United States was previously a British colony and it was the first time that any industrialization had taken place outside Europe. In the early 1900s, many immigrants, more than 25 million, entered United States and labor was...

1. The English empire relied upon alliances with native people in order to function in the manner its promoters intended, but warfare with Indians caused that empire to lurch from crisis to crisis and, ultimately, to collapse entirely at the end of the colonial era. Agree or disagree. Explain why. It is true, warfare with the Indians made the British colony to lurch from crisis to crisis no matter how they decided to liaise with the local communities. Colonization started after King James heard...