The Reconstruction of America

development of culture following the war, the immediate deep wounds and destruction that resulted of Civil War violence was forgotten over the years, and America hyperfocused on the benefits and positive outcomes of the war and its violence. The violent and deadly Civil War had the legacy of freeing the nation of slavery, and beginning the reconstruction of a fractured country. Following the glorification of…

of Jamestown, Virginia. In the following years of the 17th century, approximately 1,048,600 African slaves would be brought to the North American colonies. Approximately 9.7 million (Gates) more African slaves were brought to other parts of North America as a part of the slave trade. you’re forgetting about native americans; they…

that have shaped the economic world of America drastically, ultimately making it very necessary for the government to step in and take over economic regulations during the great depression. Economic regulation fluctuated in the some radical of ways during…

As an African-American man living in America I have longed for the integration of baseball since I was a young boy. The emergence of this star athlete Jackie Robinson, playing for the Brooklyn Dodgers has given me hope for the bigger picture. The bigger picture being that integration will not only be with baseball. This collaboration on the baseball diamond gives me hopes for a future with integration throughout every aspect of life. I have a few reasons why I believe it is time for baseball to…

The progress of my capstone paper is going extremely well. However, it was quite a challenged to develop a Killer Thesis, one that would satisfy the criteria of academia, conversely also express the premise of this scholastic theory. The hypothesis was set, and grounded in empirical evidence. The foundation of this didactic postulate was the only thing left to be constructed. Moving forward, researching the leading, and creditable professional in the field of psychology, sociology, education,…

The Gilded Age was a time of trusts in which they trusted the companies with too much power. Being very unreasonable with unfair treatment of workers they had a much uncontrolled business. It continued long enough that instead of fixing the problem it lead to the Progressive Time in history. The Progressive Era was the period of reform that lasted from the 1890’s through the 1920’s. During this era the Gilded Age was established and was led to a Progressive Era by giving women and children a…

Americans and Hispanics.The purpose of Civil Right Movement is to give everyone in America the equal right with the White such as freedom of speech, right to assemble, and freedom of religion. Its important because Civil Right bring true equality to everyone regardless of any age, race, religion, and sex in education and employment. Around hundred years ago African Americans had widely sold as slaves in America and they had to rely on their white owners for providing basic housing, food, and…

throughout space and time in the United States, addressing slavery, Emancipation, and Reconstruction. The central thesis of The Souls of Black Folk revolves around the concept of a double-consciousness, or a veil. Throughout the book W.E.B. DuBois elaborates upon it in different social and historical contexts. Basically, the double-consciousness refers to the unique position that black people find themselves in living in America. This double-consciousness can also be referred to as…

century were a time of great social change and economic growth in the United States. Roughly spanning the years between Reconstruction and the dawn of the of the new century, the Gilded Age saw rapid industrialization, urbanization, the…

merit in the criticism that imperialism is very expensive and hard to sustain. Moreover post the 2008 recession, America has been less keen to provide the global leadership due to its debt crisis., amongst other reasons. Nye (2015) argued that although military force is a significant part of America’s power, it would however not be sufficient. Thus, this essay recommends that America should limit its involvement internationally to economic inducements and robust diplomacy to prevent atrocities…