Cambodian Civil War

The outbreak of the Civil War was brought on by a number of issues, acts and debates throughout the 1850’s and early 1860’s. However, the event that was the kickoff for these major turning events in history was the Mexican-American War. It was a national debate regarding whether slavery should enter the country, when the United States needed to determine what to do with the land they gained from the war. After the war, leaders in the 1850s began to compromise. Their compromises did nothing to…

win the election, party leaders always ignore African Americans. Fryer also talk historically about African American interest was captured. In the late 1850s, Republican enacted a number of civil rights legislation and give blacks the vote right. African Americans then joined Republican, but after the Civil War, white in the South began to violence against black, blacks became captured and silent group in Republican. Then between 1965 and 1996, the democratic leaders try to absorb blacks but…

Slavery is a subject that we all have learned about throughout our years in school, however it was never taught with much detail or major depth. We were taught the basics and time periods and what and who ended slavery. What I do not recall is learning about what happened the years right after, it seems like slavery ended and then fast forward to the mid-1900 and then there was segregation. The Pbs documentary “Slavery by Another name” takes you to the years after slavery was “abolished” and…

The American Civil War is perhaps one of the most written about topics in the field of history, and there are certainly many who devote their time to the events preceding it. In Rachel A. Shelden’s book, Washington Brotherhood: Politics, Social Life, and the Coming of the Civil War, tells a story beyond the events individuals are familiar with. Rather, Shelden discusses the events during the Antebellum period through a social and personal lens of Washington’s political aristocracy. In doing so,…

termination. Since 1865 of slavery’s termination until 1960s and the 2000s, there have been outstanding African representatives recognized as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and Barack Obama, respectively. In comparison with Vietnamese refugees after civil war in Vietnam, they have been living in the U.S. just four decades, but they have been showing their group’ recovery among the multicultural groups of immigrants in the U.S. For examples, Janet Nguyen has been a Californian Senator, Bao Nguyen has…

will states be re-admitted? and How will war debts be repaid? are no doubt on your minds and must be answered to progress. Fortunately, I have planned on how to solve these crises and hope to restore prosperity to these lands by the end of the century. One pressing concern is what to do with the states that participated in the Confederacy. I propose we act with mercy, and do not impose harsh reparations. Even though many state leaders supported the war, they should not be feared, as more…

The United States is known for its lengthy history and historical development as the country dealt with revolutions, wars, slavery, and other significant events. However, there are ten events that are truly significant to America’s history and development. The first event would be the creation of Jamestown. Jamestown was created in 1605 when two groups of merchants who had formed joint stock companies that combined the investments of small shareholders, petitioned King James I for the right to…

changed in history. There are also many things undefined or not verified in history. These are the reason why history is so attractive. Sample Question: What is the cause and effect of the civil war? The civil war occurring between 1861~1865, was the most destructive conflict in American history. Civil war has a great, historic, progressive and revolutionary…

White Doves at Morning Book Review The Novel “White Doves at Morning” by James Lee Burke is based on a man named Willie Burke who lived in Rural Louisiana during the Civil War. Despite Willie’s opinion and beliefs, he joined the Confederate Army. During his journey, he met a woman that he grew very fond of, Abigail Downing. Abigail had been living in Louisiana for several years healing from the Yellow Fever. Abigail learned that Willie had the same views on slavery so she decided to introduce…

At the foundations of the United States, significant tensions resided as to the direction of the new found country. Some proponents advocated for the expansion of federal powers while opponents argued that state rights were essential to the direction of the Union. As the nation aged these tensions would only begin to grow into sectionalism. The states of the south valued states rights while many in the north valued federalism. Additionally, the South would become a strong proponent of slavery…