Kennedy was the 35th president of the United States(1961-1963), during a pretty interesting and changing time in the United States. In this history essay I will be discussing Kennedy’s life, and his later assassination during his presidency. Early Life John Fizgerald Kennedy was born in Brookline Massachusetts, on May 29th, 1917, to wealthy and prominent … More President John F. Kennedy
The 1950s like the 1920s was a time of prosperity and change for America and many other countries around the world, thanks to a rather booming economy. In this week’s history essay I will be discussing the 1950s in the perspective of America. During the early 1950s the Korean War was going on, which the … More The 1950s in America
During the 20th Century new authors began writing and providing a vast range of literature, a lot of which remain as classics and are still read to this day. In this history essay I will be discussing some of these great authors: C.S Lewis, J.R.R Tolkien, and Isaac Asimov. C.S Lewis Clive Staples Lewis(nicknamed Jack), … More Great Authors of the 20th Century
World War 2( 1939-1945), was a devastating war that affected many countries in the world. Also this war had many countries involved in the fight, very similar to World War 1. In this week’s history essay I will be discussing the history of this war, mainly in the perspective of the United States. The Start … More World War 2
The Great Depression(1929-1939), was a devastating economic depression that affected many countries around the world, including the United States. This depression caused many people to lose their jobs, and many businesses to close down, this in turn brought a new surge of poverty that the United States had never seen. In this week’s history essay … More The Great Depression and its Effects on America
During World War 1, Russia was experiencing many changes, including the way the government was run, and the leadership(before the revolution the main leader of the country was the Czar). These changes were primarily caused by a group called the Bolsheviks. This week’s history essay I will be discussing the Bolshevik Revolution and Russian Revolution. … More The Bolshevik Revolution
World War 1(1914-1918) was probably one of the most brutal and devastating wars in history, when it came to the damage of the countries that were involved, and the number of casualties. Like a lot of wars, this one was portrayed to be for a good cause, but like most wars, the number of people … More World War 1
During the early 19th century in the US, the 16th-19th constitutional amendments were passed. These amendments, unlike the ones past before(which supported the rights of the US citizens), instead gave the US government more power. In this week’s essay I will be writing about the 16th-19th constitutional amendments. The 16th Amendment “The Congress shall have … More The 16th-19th Constitutional Amendments
In this history essay I will be writing about two rather unrelated things in US history, that were around during the early 20th century. These two things are: the Titanic(a famous and well known shipwreck), and American entertainment(which was changing thanks to some new inventions). The Titanic The RMS Titanic was the largest ship during … More The Titanic and American Entertainment
During the turn of the 20th century a period of industrialization occurred in the United States, this period is known as the Industrial Age. In this week’s history essay I will be covering this industrial age through these five men, Cornelius Vanderbuilt, John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, J.P Morgan, and Henry Ford, who were all … More The Industrial Age in America
