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Analysis and Summary of “The Classic Slum: Salford Life in the First Quarter of the Century” by Robert Roberts
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Nicole Smith
North America
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American History Since 1865, The Kansas-Nebraska Act, Comparison of Marx and Locke, Families in New England & America, Salford Life in the First Quarter
As this analysis and generalized topical summary of “The Classic Slum: Salford Life in the First Quarter of the Century” by Robert Roberts attempts to examine, Roberts systematically redefines the way we think about Engels’ version of the “classic slum" →
Overview of the Reconstruction Era in American History
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Nicole Smith
North America
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American History Since 1865, Slavery in America's South, Emancipation Proclamation, Kansas-Nebraska Act
Reconstruction was the period after the Civil War that extended from roughly 1865-1877 in the span of American history immediately following the Civil War and involved the re-integration of states of the Confederacy. It was a highly volatile time because while many →
The Kansas-Nebraska Act Controversy
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Nicole Smith
North America
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American History Since 1865, Reconstruction Era, Slavery in America's South, Emancipation Proclamation, Last Rebel of the Civil War
Before beginning a discussion about the Kansas-Nebraska controversy, it is useful to point out that there were sectional and other political problems brewing. For example, one cannot ignore the role played by Stephen Douglass nor the current economic situation in →
Analysis, Review, and Summary of Jesse James, Last Rebel of the Civil War by T.J. Stiles
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Nicole Smith
North America
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American History Since 1865, Reconstruction Era, Slavery in America's South, The Kansas-Nebraska Act
It is impossible to consider the life, crime, and times of Jesse James without first considering the historical context within which he was situated. In a biography of Jesse James by T.J. Stiles “Jesse James, Last Rebel of the Civil War”, →
The Long Telegram : Historical Perspective
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Nicole Smith
North America
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American History Since 1865, Path to Power, North Korea's Nuclear, Monarchies in France and Russia, The Economics of Socialis
George Frost Kennan, now recognized in history as the “father of containment" served in several capacities in the United States government, but was most influential in his role as the Ambassador to the Soviet Union in Moscow in the 1940s. →
Review & Summary of “Path to Power : The Years of Lyndon Johnson v.1”
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Nicole Smith
Non-Fiction
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American History Since 1865, Condensed History of the Vietnam War, The Long Telegram, A Historical Look at U.S. Involvement
In this first volume of President Lyndon B. Johnson’s biography, historian Robert A. Caro explains Johnson’s trajectory that led him to the highest office of executive power in the United States. “The Path to Power : The Years of Lyndon →
Condensed History of the Vietnam War : Major Events and Facts
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Nicole Smith
Asia
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American History Since 1865, Path to Power, The Battle of Iwo Jima, North Korea's Nuclear, Thirty Years War, Civil Disobedience
The Vietnam War is considered to have begun in the early 1960s, but like all wars, there was a series of events leading up to the Vietnam War that preceded American troops entering a prolonged armed conflict with the Vietnamese →
Analysis and Summary of “Their Eyes Were Watching God” by Zora Neale Hurston
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Nicole Smith
Fiction
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American History Since 1865, Realism in American Literature, Sweat, A Rose for Emily
The short story by Zora Neale Hurston “Their Eyes Were Watching God” the reader has its setting in a small village in the South, and the story picks up as the townspeople watch a strange female figure as she makes →
Analysis and Summary of “Sweat” by Zora Neale Hurston
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Nicole Smith
Fiction
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American History Since 1865, Realism in American Literature, A Rose for Emily, Zora Neale Hurston
As the short story by Zora Neale Hurston, “Sweat” begins, the reader is introduced to the protagonist, Delia, as she is sorting clothes on a spring night in Florida at her home. The main character in Zora Neale Hurston’s “Sweat” →
Poetry Analysis of “Dolce et Decorum Est” by Wilfred Owen
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Nicole Smith
Poetry
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American History Since 1865, Persistent Themes in the Poetry, Pit Pony, Daddy, Do Not Go Gently
Literature since the time of the Ancient Greeks glorified and glossed over the horrors of war, making it seem as a worthwhile, honorable, and romantic male endeavor. This same philosophy carried on even until past the time of America’s bloody →
