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Archive by Date | Archive by Article Title Impact of Slave Trade on Africa Research has showed that the European demand for human bodies played a part in the increase of warfare by offering tribes items that made “warfare more profitable, at least in the short term.” Jacksonian America a Glimpse Toward the Civil War It was the nullification crisis that gave fuel to the “affronted southern-rights extremists” that could be found in South Carolina and beyond. Since the birth of America, many decisions came down to a North versus South mentality as each section had its own special interests. Andrew Jackson's Common Background Andrew Jackson was the first man to look toward the highest office of the new country that was not part of the gentry that had since been the leaders. Religion and the Role It Plays for UN Missions In order to understand how important religion is in UN missions, one has to agree that a region’s culture plays a major part the day to day operations of the region including that of society and government as well as the interactions with the world around the region. South Africa's Attraction to Europe The land of South Africa was what first drew colonists to the area as it was full of “watercourses and shorelines.” It gave opportunity for “growth of pastoralism and….fostering large scale polities.” Slaves in the Western American Territories As the west began to expand with more and more Americans, many of them were bringing their slaves with them to continue the way of life they were familiar with. It was not strange or out of the ordinary but it have huge impacts for the future of the country. America's Year of Jubilee The “Year of Jubilee” was the fiftieth anniversary of the new nation. It had been half a century since the colonies had declared independence, and the nation was celebrating. The UN in the Cold War Summing up the cold could be done simply by saying that it was a faceoff between the United States and the U.S.S.R. (referred to as Russia here going forward). Roman Twilight - A Book Review In Elizabeth May's sequel to Roman Sunset, she explores further the lands of current day Great Britain during the time after Rome's departure from the land. She continues the story of Quintus and many other characters in their journey to new lands and new and old friends. We've Got a Job - A Book Review History is full of untold stories or stories that you hear about and quickly dismiss because they are not 'big' enough to dwell on. Cynthia Levinson takes you to one segment of American history in We've Got a Job: the 1963 Birmingham Children's March.
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