… Democrats believed they were protecting many aspects of freedom for the American people and I agree with their beliefs to a limited extent. The Jacksonian Democrats were successful in maintaining the political democracy during this time. However,…

… of settlers present and what resources they have. In the 1630s, European settlers were seeking new lives in America. Many ships arrived from Europe in Northern and Southern parts of the East Coast. The separate regions were developed significantly…

… the US with an effective government. Though, it was not a strong document, it satisfied the needs of the people. With a weak central government, the people were pleased, simply because they were used to the much more centrally based government…

… threatened by a shift of power from the wealthy Federalists and aristocratic Republicans to the rising authority of the poorer masses. With the election of Andrew Jackson in 1828, a revolution had occurred, now the nationalistic feelings rested…

… Spain, and England parallel each other in many different aspects. However, each empire has specific unique characteristics that create there individual legacies. Their motives varied economically and spiritually. These varying factors lead…

… they were naturally, biologically and racially superior to the people they had conquered and colonized. Because of this movement, many people came to believe that different races were separate due to biological and evolutionary factors, with white people…

… a major part in the development of the United States as a whole. Initially untouched by civilization, the West, once inhabited by the colonists and their immigrating European brethren, evolved into an agricultural and eventually manufacturing heavyweight…

… the Union <Tab/>Abraham Lincoln, a sectional candidate whose election led to secession of the South, succeeded in restoring the Union and laying a strong foundation for its future greatness. Both Lincoln's military policies and his domesti…

… welcome almost any war, I think this country needs one." declared Teddy Roosevelt in a letter to his friend, 1897. Continuing he wrote, "To prepare for war is the most effectual means to promote peace... No triumph of peace can equal the armed triumph…

… Social Experience of Illness in American History Book Outline: Part I The Invalid Experience: New England Men, 1810-1860 I .<Tab/>The Dreaded Disease <Tab/>A. Origin in Greece B.<Tab/>Consumption America's…