16 Sep 2023
History and AnthropologyThe War of 1812
The War of 1812
On eighteenth of June 1812, a war started in the United States of America. Now
popularly known as the war of 1812, the war was between the British Empire and
the US. By eighteenth of February 1815...
16 Sep 2023
History and AnthropologyHerodotus: The Father of History
The Babylonian thinks that they have a better civilization as compared to the
Egyptian and Scythian. Several reasons are pointed out by the Babylonian to
prove their stands. First, the Babylonian approves their...
16 Sep 2023
History and AnthropologyJustification of WWII Actions
Introduction
The World War II is one of the major wars taking place in the mid decades of
the 20 th century. It represents a primary decision by major nations in the
world to put the safety of their people at...
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16 Sep 2023
History and AnthropologySimilarities and Differences between Hammurabi’s Codes and Todays Government
Hammurabi is acknowledged for developing the first set of laws. According to
Hansen and Curtis (2017), Hammurabi's code consists of 282 laws governing
various aspects of the unified Mesopotamia. Hammurabi's codes are...
16 Sep 2023
History and AnthropologyFrederick Douglass Essay: The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro
Fredrick Douglass was an abolitionist who experienced slavery before escaping.
He wrote the autobiography as a bystander who watched how everything was being
done to black people. In his autobiography, he acts as a...
16 Sep 2023
History and AnthropologySeparate But Equal: The U.S. Supreme Court and Segregated Schools
The various limitations on racial segregation issue on education have been
imposed upon the state action in line with the past act of Separate but Equal
Doctrine. The attack on racial segregation of the American...
16 Sep 2023
History and AnthropologyWar on Terror Transformed Modern U.S. Policy
War on terrorism is a term that is used to describe worldwide counterterrorism
instigated to retaliate the attacks on the U.S. on September 11, 2001, by
America. The highly coordinated attack killed close to 3000...
16 Sep 2023
History and AnthropologyAlexander the Great: the History of Conquests
Alexander III or as is commonly referred to as Alexander the Great was born in
Macedonia in 356 BCE. He was the son to King Philip II and Queen Olympias. He
quickly succeeded Philip after his assassination which...
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16 Sep 2023
History and AnthropologyLeadership and the Metis People
Members of the Metis community comprised of people of mixed Indigenous and
European origin in Canada. The Metis community originated extensively in
Western parts of Canada, and eventually emerged among the political...
16 Sep 2023
History and AnthropologyThe Relationship Between Civil Rights and Theology
Black theology and black power provided a systematic response to black
Christians who were trying to reconcile whether it was possible to affirm
their black identity and their Christian faith, and whether the gospel...
