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…Cultural integration is an important factor in the history of different civilizations. Ever since the establishment of human civilization, men have interacted cross-culturally for various reasons such as trade. William Duiker and Jackson Spielvogel…

…facts and a brief outline of why U.S. got involved in the Vietnam War the film does not try to tell us the history. It simply tries to explain how and why people here in U.S. believed in this war to such extent. Through out its history United States fought…

…African-American Literary History Martin Delaney The Condition, Elevation, Emigration, and Destiny of the Colored People of the United States, Politically Considered by Martin Delaney was an important contribution to the ideas of the Black…

…tried to extract the bill by occupying the industrial Rhur area. Britain adopted a policy of 'surely neutrality' on the issue, (the first signs of the now unpopular Appeasement policy pursued by Britain throughout the inter-war period). German passive…

…Rarely is there an event in American history whose intrigue is so intense that there is still a continuing interest 400 some years later after it took place. The Witch Trials and executions which took place in Massachusetts in 1692 is one…

…] By delving into her family's past and eliciting the personal histories of her mother, grandmother and great-uncle and incorporating them into her autobiography, Sally Morgan is claiming the dreadful legacy of culture contact between white and Aboriginal Australia…

…What Happened On Lexington Green Time is something unrecoverable. Every passing moment of your life is captured and then lost somewhere in time and will never be replayed again in the physical world. We call this 'history'. History has existed…

…, the classical authors of The Odyssey, The Aeneid and Histories all convey the theme of "them vs. us" through their portrayals of Xenoi. Homer in "The Odyssey" brings up this sense of "them vs. us" when he depicts Odysseus telling the Phaiakians the obstacles of his…

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…Throughout much of its history, Vietnam had been under the rule of colonial countries such as France and Japan, who had interest in Vietnam particularly for its raw materials and for its recourses. Nearly a century later, when time came for Vietnam?s…