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…Soekarno's article "Nationalism, Islam and Marxism" argues that the three mentioned ideologies and movements within Indonesia could work cohesively to create a free and independent nation-state. The article sounds more like a fervent speech than…

…Glacier National Park, Montana ATTENTION GETTER: Picture this: You are camped out about 7:00 or so in a valley by a large lake. A mirrored image of the snow peaked mountains lay still in the ice cold water. The cool glacier air opens up your…

…History Essay Question: Using one of the following contemporary issues, explain how this issue has been a significant development in Australia's social and cultural history. Kakadu is Australia's largest National Park, at 19,804 square kilometres…

…Hot Springs National Park Hot Springs National Park is an unusual geographical mix—a highly developed park in a small city surrounded by low-lying mountains with abundant flowers and animals. Hot Springs Reservation was set aside on April 20, 1832…

…Balkan Nationalism “Nationalism is an infantile disease. It is the measles of mankind,”- Albert Einstein. Over the course of humanity’s march out of the East and into the west, the Balkan Peninsula has been a crossroads of political, cultural…

…The Canadian National Flag The Canadian Flag, sometimes referred to as the "Maple Leaf", is a true symbol of Canada and shows how we love our land by having a maple leaf on the flag. The colours of the flag are the official national colours of Canada…

…Tuskegee National Forest History The 11,000 acres now known as the Tuskegee National Forest was originally a vast cotton field, home to sharecroppers. These sharecroppers planted cotton each year until the soil was no longer fit for yielding…

…according to its views. Despite these very clear expressions by Hitler himself of the importance, which he accredited to the ideology of the National Socialist movement, historians have only comparatively recently come to a fuller appreciation of the part…

…Imperialism and Nationalism were both very powerful motives in the early 19th century. Countries felt the need to be great in the eyes of others, and thus Europeans went out into the world and grabbed whatever land, territory, or nation seemed…

…World War One was the war of nationalism and ego. When World War One was won and over, Germany came out scarred and vengeful. With it's nationalism crushed and trampled on, Germany was forced to pay war reparations and given many new restrictions…