How did the U.S. economy changed after WWII ended, compared to what it had been like during the war? Use specific examples of what people were able to have and do, and what it must have felt like after the scarcity of their wartime experience.
This posting describes the indigenous groups or religious or ethnic minorities within Argentina. It also examines how the dominant population treated minority populations in Argentina. It also explores these questions: What is the role of women in Argentina deciding reproductive strategies? What is the per capita income of
Describe how the Cold War ideology that crystalized after WWII changed wartime alliances that had existed during the war. Describe how American Cold War policies and practices influenced international relations from the late 1940s to the mid-1950s.
Please help with the following problem. This posting explains how McCarthyism affected the lives and political thinking of people in the U.S. It also takes a stance to offer McCarthyism as inappropriate. Resources are listed.
This posting researches the types of social protest movements in Peru. It discusses specific examples of social protests.
This solution assumes the character of Germany and lists specific sections of the Versailles Treaty with the intent of finding specific areas to revise for equity.
I have been assigned Part 2-3 of the Treaty of Versailles. Write a consolidated summary of the original treaty text provisions/wording that you think should have been done differently so as NOT to provide the catalyst for another war. A copy of the treaty can be found here: Treaty of Versailles: http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/aval
This posting gives information about Napoleon that could be used as defense arguments against sending him to St. Helena but rather back to Elba after he initially escaped.
This solution reiterates a hypothetical scenario: Congress of Vienna and the People of Europe vs. Napoleon Bonaparte?case number 1815, held from September 1, 1814, to June 9, 1815, nine days before Bonaparte's final defeat at Waterloo. The Congress was attended by ambassadors from the major European powers, and its charter was t
When looking at the French Revolution through the convenient lens of 20/20 hindsight, we are generally left with the impression that the juggernaut of events that preceded and followed the storming of the Bastille could have all been avoided if Louis XVI had just made the effort to listen to his people and assert himself as a le
How did McCarthyism, conservatism, politics of consensus, consumerism, civil rights movement, the relationship of us and south asia impact the political climate of the 1950s?
This job also overviews the ideology of the Cold War and its relation to the breakdown of wartime alliances after the end of WWII. American Cold War policies and practices in international relations in the late 1940s to the mid-1950s are also cited.
Research the types of social protest movements in Venezuela. Possible types of protest include environmental, feminist, peasant, labor, minority, indigenous, and religious protest, Focus on examples of social protest, not social revolutions or general political history. 1. Your essay should discuss specific examples of socia
A summary of why there is the myth that Brazil is a country that does not discriminate. I have sources already, need more of a argument for ideas for a research paper.
A few theories that could be expanded to "prove" the idea of racial democracy in Brazil as a myth: -- Economic poverty and skin color are correlated in Brazil's 2000 census results (Available at: www.ibge.gov.br /home /estatistica/ populacao/censo2000/ populacao/religiao_Censo2000.pdf). If you read comparisons of the previo
Can someone explain to me in general terms specifically why is their so much turmoil between the Sunnis, Shi'ites, and Kurds living in Iraq. Here's what I would like to have as a breakdown/format for whomever decides to answer these questions. Please answer these questions so that I can have a better understanding of what's
What was the significance of the Aum Shinnikyo attack? According to Sprinzak, what is the origin of ideological terrorism?
How might historians, sociologists, or political scientists account for the survival, growth, and entrenchment of Christianity as a personal, social, and political force?
Please explain to our study group how Christianity related to other religious phenomena of the Roman Empire?
Ideas for an essay on Mussolini's use of architecture as propaganda are generated.
1. What are some lessons learned regarding the introduction of the tank and/or the concept of mechanized warfare during WWI, the Inter-War Period, or WWII? Note: Please ensure you stay within the WWI - WWII time period. Please be short but relevant. Provide some good reasons on why there were important and the critical lesso
Research the types of social protest movements in your selected country. Possible types of protest include environmental, feminist, peasant, labor, minority, indigenous, and religious protest, although not every nation will have experienced every type of protest in its history. Focus on examples of social protest, not social rev
During the last century of the Roman Republic there were major reforms at issue. Name the reforms and whether they were favorable or not.
Please help our group with the following question: 1. In 140 BC Rome was a Republic but by 31 BC it had become something that was fought over and seized by rival generals and their armies. Can you help us explain the steps that led to this development and the causes of this change? Thanks for helping us.
Please explain to me why it was so difficult for Rome, which had a city-state constitution, to run an empire?
1. In what ways did Operation Pointblank differ from Douhet's concept of strategic bombing? 2. What affect did bombing have on German morale? 3. Was the idea of area bombing making a virtue of a necessity? Why or why not? 4. Why did Eighth US Air Force go into World War II without sufficient escort fighters? 5. Was
Please help answer the following problems. What was the Weimar Republic? When and why did it come to power in Germany? What problems did it face? How long did it last? These questions are considered.
What were the Japanese objectives and plan during the "Battle of Bloody Ridge" which occurred from September 13-15, 1942? Resources about Japanese leadership and command from the Japanese perspective are cited.
A review of "Palestine and the Arab-Israeli Conflict", Third Edition, by Charles D. Smith (St. Martin's Press, 1988, 1996), 308. Review by Dr. Paul-Thomas Ferguson. In this review, Dr. Ferguson summarizes the content of the book and analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of the author's arguments.
A review of "The Middle East: A History", by Sydney Nettleton Fisher (2nd Edition, 1968), xiv, 640. Review by Dr. Paul-Thomas Ferguson. In this review, Dr. Ferguson summarizes the book's content and analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of the author's arguments.