Category: Essays on history

2. Africa is the place of birth of many faiths and civilisations. The diverseness of its population due to its rich history and civilizations is what makes it stand out as a continent. The archeological findings are grounds of ancient READ MORE

Chapter 2: Civilized Beer 1. The “Land between 2 rivers” is the Tigris and Euphrates rivers located in Mesopotamia ( in the Fertile Crescent ) . “The World’s first metropoliss arose in Mesopotamia. ‘the land between the watercourses. ’ the READ MORE

The British Empire was the largest the universe had known. It was said “the Sun ne’er sets on the British Empire. ” as it was so big it covered all clip zones. Britain had a little population and ground forces READ MORE

“We the People of India. ” Who knows better than us. the existent significance of independency? We fought the uninterrupted period of 150 old ages with British Empire. and so we saw the morning of freedom. The journey of this READ MORE

American History: General prosperity of Americans during the 1950s During the post WW2 era, Americans experienced prosperity and affluence. This was observed by the increase in consumer need for electronics, motor cars and houses causing a boom in the sale READ MORE

In the early part of the year, the Tet Offensive occurred in Vietnam. It was actually a ‘win’ for the US forces, but so many Americans were killed or wounded, it was seen as a defeat. It was a PR READ MORE

Buddhism was founded in India during the sixth century and brought to China by the first century. Buddhism spread widely and do China to hold a period of political instability and disunity. but so subsequently restored the imperial construction. By READ MORE

When we think about war, we think about words like death, disabled people, conquer and destroy. Without exception, the Great War during 1914-1918 was a catastrophe to the people and the countries involved. For Britain, the casualty numbered approximately 722000. READ MORE

Literacy critic Edward Said wrote that “the major contest in most modern cultures concerns the definition or interpretation of each culture. ” To what extent do the case studies of this chapter support Said’s assertion? The studies of this chapter READ MORE

Human history has witnessed legion illustrations of wars. Our history has taught us that wars are alone by nature. Different philosophers at different times were seeking to bring forth solid philosophical apprehensions of what war and scheme were. As a READ MORE