Socialist Party of America

the Bradley-Martins, New York socialites who were determined to organize their most extravagant party to date, spent large sums of money to host a costume ball. This ball was highly criticized throughout the country due to the public’s antagonism towards the wealthy and prevailing public opinion that the elites were living wasteful lives. While the Bradley-Martins argued that they were throwing the party to stimulate the economy, it did not stop the Bradley-Martins from receiving police…

So powerful that their king, Louis XIV titled himself as the sun king. But after the revolution their country became a disaster. France never got back to the position it once at. Or look at Russia after revolution, the form of union of soviet Socialist republic. People’s lives under the rule of Joseph Stalin, did not get any better before the revolution. People had no human rights under his ruling, and the economic is worse since free market is forbid too. The reason behind why their revolution…

gender roles of the time. Upton Sinclair portrays the Progressive era in an acceptable way and calls for social awareness through his characters live and experiences. First, Jurgis Rudkus a Lithuanian immigrant at the time who comes with his family to America in pursuit of a better life. Jurgis represents the common hardworking man in general. The author features his life as a sequence of unfortunate experiences that he faces in an unequal social…

workers on work visas and false employment records. After their arrival and debriefing, von Braun was transferred to classified research bases in the deserts of Arizona and New Mexico. However, major concerns surrounded his old allegiance to the Nazi Party, but he was able to convince the US of his new beliefs of freedom. The White Sands testing facility was “filled with equal measures of professional attainment and bouts… but they were highly successful.” (Hardesty, 30) Wernher was making leaps…

United States has been expanding over the Latin America, the Soviet Unions has been intervening in the neighboring regions to spread communism, and Nazi Germany has resorted to an application of the military force to impose anti-semitic ideologies on the conquered European nations. Their hegemonies spread over most spheres of activity including filmmaking. In the Soviet Union, it has been especially noticeable since rejecting to propagandize the socialist ideology in the cinema threatened with…

Meghan Hyer Mrs. Virginia Brown English 11 Honors 10 April 2024 The Case of Sacco and Vanzetti Life was easy for an immigrant during the 1920s. All immigrants had to do included simply assimilate into White culture, speak English, follow the laws, cause no harm, work hard and long hours, don’t complain, respect superiors, adopt White customs, promote democracy, and support the United States. Easy, right? Especially coming from a foreign country that functions completely differently. However,…

The Reign of Adolf Hitler Although he dint practice religion openly, Hitler certainly believed in God. He was raised in a catholic setting and even went to a monastery school. His main ambition as a young boy was to become a priest. He got most of his ideas from the Bible, and most certainly, from the Christian Social movement. Even though he opposed certain priests who opposed him for political reasons, he never stopped believing in God and his country. Hitler believed the Christian feeling…

Mary White Ovington Bhavya Korkonda #13 1/25/17 For a person, such as myself, who is so immersed in women’s rights and equality, Mary White Ovington is indeed a remarkable person in history, as well as a formidable role model. Ovington was born on April 11, 1865, in Brooklyn, New York. She was raised by abolitionist (people who partake in the action of taking down a system, practice, institution, ect.) parents, so, naturally she grew up with an enthusiasm for social reformation. She was…

In May 1919, Du Bois recognized those who were the returning were called veterans by “soldiers of democracy” and wrote that they have saved democracy in France and would now “save it in the United States of America, or know the reason why.” In the middle of the Red Summer of 1919, when 25 postwar riots and dozens of lynching’s of African American citizens and former soldiers swept the nations, Du Bois words served both as an expression of grief and inspirational…

would make Uruguay the first country in the world to license and enforce rules for the production, distribution and sale of marijuana for adult consumers.Uruguay is hoping to act as a possible test case for an idea slowly gaining steam across Latin America - that the legalisation and regulation of some drugs could combat the cartel violence devastating much of the region. Mujica's recent speech to the UN General Assembly denouncing excess and frivolity, also received global attention :"We have…