Midwestern United States

that the Midwest is simply a “fly-over” region in the United States with no real significance to it. Given her credibility as a midwesterner herself, being acquainted with all…

sucker for mental pain,I decided to come back and cover what would have happened if the coup would have went for worth,and succeed....This is going to be bad,don't say I didn't warn you.... This scenario will focus on three main aspects,1:how the United States would change following the coup,2:how the outcome of ww2 would change,and 3:how Canada and Mexico would respond there being Fascists in control of America...Oh wait... memeil-trump On March…

the United States was in constant turmoil. The text is littered with many treaties made with the Natives and the effect these had on all parties involved. The westward expansion caused numerous battles and debates among the politicians and tribes. A quote from the article A Shawnee Argues for an Untied Indian Resistance, 1810 states “After mistreatment of the Native Americans by Presidents Jefferson and Madison, Tecumseh, a Shawnee, tried to organize the Midwestern Indian tribes into a united…

The Japanese Americans of the early twentieth century faced hardships in the United States from racial tensions; Americans from European-descent grew angry from the success of Japanese laborers, farmers and businessmen. This widespread hatred for the Japanese was supported with articles from newspapers and the popular radio shows of the time. Prior to entering World War II, the US government developed a list of threatening resident aliens with ties to the Axis powers. With the attack on Pearl…

rise of a consumer culture, the upsurge of mass entertainment, and the so-called "revolution in morals and manners" represented liberation from the restrictions of the United States’s Victorian past. Sexual mores, gender roles, hairstyles, and dressing all changed profoundly during the 1920s. But for many others, the United States seemed to be changing in undesirable ways. The result was a thinly veiled "cultural civil war," in which a pluralistic society clashed bitterly over such issues as…

Southerners regained control of the south and began to implement Jim Crow Laws. As a result, conditions for Black people living in the south rapidly began to decline. To escape these conditions, African Americans began migrating to Western, Midwestern, and Northern United States from 1910 to the late 1940s, in a movement that is now known as the Great Migration. By leaving to escape violence and to find economic opportunities, these men and women revealed the hostile and oppressive conditions…

occured between the North and South. The Northerners were against slavery, while the Southerners wanted to keep slavery going. The North having a willing and cheap workforce did not need a slave system. The South on the other hand needed a slaves state to keep their economy going. Starting with the Compromise of 1850's and ending with the election of 1860, many historical events happened during this time period due to increased land and slavery issues. The Compromise of 1850 consisted of laws…

On the fourth July 1776, as the signing of the Declaration of Independence giving birth to the United States of America, it makes the United States become the most popular country in the world. It claims that "all men are created equal" and "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" are inalienable rights of mankind, as a self-explanatory truth. However, the declaration is not perfect because there are still some problems bequeathed. Although it brings positive significance to the people, some…

became known as New France. After priest Jacques Marquette and trader Louis Joliet explored the Mississippi River and the Great Lakes, add Sieur de La Salle claimed the Mississippi for France and named Louisiana, New France covered much of the midwestern United States and eastern Canada.While New France was expansive, few people inhabited it. Most French colonists were more interested in the…

The New South was a great experience to analyze how unique the South is in the United States. I was able to view the South differently in actually experiencing in the South for myself and able to apply the content that…