Dennis Wilson

Progressive Presidents The progressive presidents Taft, Wilson, and Roosevelt were all successful Presidents who changed the U.S. for the improvement of the future of the U.S. Though the most successful president in reforming the U.S. was President Theodore Roosevelt because of the many reforms he had signed to improve the United States for the better. Roosevelt was the first president protect small businesses and trust busting monopolies, he also protected consumers, that made meat companies…

The first of many erroneous mistakes made by Wilson in his attempts to have the Treaty of Versailles ratified by Congress, he blatantly refused the involvement of any Republican representative in his delegation for the Paris Peace talks. He decision to do so put him at great odds with most Republicans, no more so than in the case of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. An esteemed member of Congress, Lodge, the scholar of Washington prior to the arrival of Wilson, was overqualified for a spot in the Paris…

Perez 1 14 Points The 14 points was first brought up in January 1918. The president at the time was President Woodrow Wilson. When the 14 points was first brought up, it was almost like a plan to try to make world peace negotiations after World War I. The first point was open diplomacy, which means there should not be any private international understandings. Second point, freedom of seas, where navigation in the seas is absolutely free. The third point, Removal of economic barriers, removal of…

Woodrow Wilson proposed his resolution to World War I known as “Wilson’s 14 points” during the Treaty of Versailles. Wilson’s ideas and his “14 points” were shut down by the other countries’ representatives during this peace meeting. While a majority of the Allied members favored the traditional punishment for Germany and her Allies, Woodrow Wilson was more forgiving toward Germany saying “Victory would mean peace forced upon a loser, a victor’s terms imposed upon the vanquished. It would be…

Months before today two little kids ,hansel and grethel, were taken in by a witch who tried to kill them. The little girl thought she outsmarted the witch by pushing her in the oven. The witch was glad she did not turn the oven on all the way. Knowing she would survive she started planning revenge. The kids now happily with there dad were not worried about a thing.. She planned and planned but was not ready for this terrifying adventure. The witch stayed in there for 3 weeks planning revenge…

Rumors are commonly used by children; however, would you be surprised if leaders also joined in? Rumors are usually about other people’s lives and at times evolve into lies, depending on who tells the gossip. During1890-1920s the progressive era was still going on; the progressive era was a time in which technology, economic development, science, and social organization was introduced and applied to America. In 1901 president Theodore Roosevelt began an anti-corruption campaign known as the…

The award-winning play “Fences”, written by August Wilson. Wilson explores the evolution of the African American experience by examining race relations during one of the most delicate times. “Fences” takes place in Pittsburgh during the 1950’s surrounding the Maxson family. Wilson chose the 1950’s because desegregation ended in 1964, so all these experiences between the characters was raw to their current state of being and mindsets. The mood throughout the play is death, being both symbolic and…

Britain and the United States needed understanding from their leaders as to how the war will be handled. United States president Woodrow Wilson and Great Britain's prime minister Lloyd George gave a speech about the circumstances, and though they did agree on many different points, on some occasions their speeches seemed to diverge in similarity. Woodrow Wilson and Lloyd George tackled their countries entrance into the great war with a similar a common goal with different reasons. The great…

On June 28th, 1919, Woodrow Wilson, David Lloyd George and Georges Clemenceau, representatives from USA, Great Britain and France, organised a meeting in Paris to discuss the outcome of the previously passed world war. Their intention was to create a treaty to enforce new rules and laws to ensure that World War 1 was the war to end all wars, this included the formation of the League Of Nations where representatives around the world gathered to resolve international disputes. After 3 months of…

In the play Fences by August Wilson, baseball represents racism, failure, and doubt in the eyes of the main character, Troy Maxson. For Troy, the memories involving baseball are not particularly fond. Baseball changed him permanently, holding him back from who he could’ve been. It affected him in who he became as a husband and father, and how he dealt with situations in his life. Although Troy has some redeeming qualities, baseball was not an influence on them. Knowing that the story is…