What does Jerry Falwell think is wrong with America in 1980? What does he believe is needed to restore American society? Jerry Falwell thought that the American society has lost its values at it has distanced itself from the bible. …
What are Phyllis Schlafly’s arguments against the women’s liberation movement? Why do you think the Schlafly led the fight against the Equal Rights Amendment (see Foner 1043-1044)? Do you think her arguments were reasonable? Following are some of the arguments …
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Was the dropping of the atomic bomb an immoral act? There could be several arguments that could go against and in favor of dropping the bomb when considered from a moral point of view. What is moral? Isn’t morals are …
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Could Truman have made another decision? Should he have made another decision? I think that we cannot comprehend the situations that were present in 1945, sitting in 2016. The new world that we see today was in the forming. The …
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Do you agree with the decision of the United States to drop atomic bombs on Japanese cities? I think that each country or the world would like to pursue a foreign policy that would ensure the safeguard of its interests. …
1) The crisis that gripped the British Empire beginning in 1763 ultimately compelled Americans to revolt and declare independence from British rule. What were the circumstances, events, and actions that lead Americans to take this drastic action? Put another way, …
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Revolution, 1985, an overview The American Revolution in the beginning was one that was made by the13 colonies in the promise of independence and freedom of rights for the people of the Patriotic colonies. The colonists wanted their own rights …
Mary Jemison was abducted by Native Indian Tribes and given to Seneca people when her entire family, except her younger brother, were murdered during the Seven Years’ War between France and Britain. Mary Jemison was adopted by a Seneca couple …
Who was John Ball? John Ball was a priest from the county of Kent who took a part in peasants’ revolt in England. He was therefore confined to the archbishop of Canterbury prison thrice. What was John Ball’s general complaint? …
Place of “outsiders” in the High and Late Middle Ages The High and Late Middle age lasted from 1000 to 1500 A.D. During this time, the status and the different options available to Women, Jews and other non-Christians varied. Overall …
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