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The Changing Role of American Women throughout History

The Massacre of Tlatelolco - The role of the United States in the incidents of 1968

Was the American War of Independence a role model for later revolutions in Europe?

A Comparison and Contrast of African Americans Role in the War of Independence and the Civil War

Apache-US Relations During the Apache Wars. A Study of the Imperialistic Role of the BIA

Mainiacs, shoes, and the accident that was Gettysburg. The historical role of the 20th Maine Volunteer Infantry Regiment

How did food win over the war? A comprehensive study of the impact of First World War on the culinary culture of American population

Creating and upholding a family in the institution of slavery

The Military, Economic and Political Importance of Richmond during the U.S. Civil War

Alain Locke's "Enter the New Negro". Pivotal for a BLACK* identity in the 1920s?

To what extent did the Boston Tea Party influence the American Revolution?

How important were spirituals & folk songs for the life of enslaved African Americans in the antebellum South?

Childhood and Adolescence of William Tecumseh Sherman

The Confederate Constitution as the trigger for the American Civil War

The Tea Party Movement and the Mythologization of the Founding Fathers
An analysis of the statements of Tea Party endorsed politicians Ted Cruz and Sarah Palin

Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson's Different Visions for America

Source based project: “FSA Photography: Dorothea Lange &Walker Evans”

Abolition and Emancipation of Slaves in the United States of America

The reasons behind the United States' development in the late 1800s

Propaganda and censorship in Gulf War I

The Far Eastern and Pacific Foreign Policies of Theodore Roosevelt

"We may now restore that temple to the ancient truths" - FDR and the convergent ideologies behind the New Deal

US intervention in South America

Quintland. The Canadian Dionne Quintuplets During the Great Depression (deleted)

The siege of Khe Sanh. An extreme case of crisis journalism?