… the United States. He became president by accident. He became president after the assassination of President William McKinley in September 1901. He was a man with many accomplishments. He built the Panama Canal in order for ships to pass through the…

… first started off as a hand-full of people at the Seneca Falls convention of 1848 would snowball into an all-out rebellion against the cruel and unjust treatment of women? The woman's rights movement owes its success to the brilliant techniques used…

… to go through one of the most dangerous and striking environmental changes of all time. This deadly environmental change would last all the way up to 1939, and be known as the Dust Bowl. The Dust Bowl brought everlasting effects on the southern…

… democratic ideals" Between the years of 1825 and 1860 several reform movements were taking place. These movements brought with them some extraordinary people with some rather revolutionary ideas. The major reform movements that broadened…

… is Charles Saunders. I was born on February 2, 1867. As a young man my main focus was on becoming a musician, but instead I chose a different path becoming a Plant Breeder. I did not really have any interest in becoming a plant breeder but I decided…

… made a positive contribution to World war Two because he gave hope to his fellow soldiers, he helped create strategic plans, and he was a great leader to his fellow soldiers. Dwight Eisenhower always gave hope to the men who followed in his…

… Massachusetts was one of the prominent northern states which sought freedom for blacks subject to the oppression of slavery in the south in the nineteenth century. Men such as Wendell Philips and Samuel J. May of Boston epitomized the abolitionist…

… BOSTON, MA December 16-23, 17732 CENTS OVER 10,000 POUNDS OF TEA DUMPED INTO THE HARBOR _________________________ Passionate Republican Local Hero __________________________ By Ismail Bozkurt, BOSTON Dec.16-"Fellow countrymen, we cannot…

… been numerous events, actions, and decisions that we call defining moments. Canada has been through many battles, hard-chosen decisions, and changes that have changed the way Canadians live today. The second battle of Ypres, the life on the home…

… through many events, actions, and decisions that we call defining moments. The invasion of D-day, life on the home front during World War Two, and second battle of Ypres helped enrich Canada with their contributions to food, fashion, religion, business,…