History papers

A look at the alleviation of poverty through almsgiving during the Middle Ages.

A comparison of the European motives for exploring Asia before 1350 and the Atlantic after 1350.

An analysis of whether mortality levels during the Black Death were partly as a result of the European population crisis pre-1348.

An analysis of the growth of European nation-states throughout the early modern period by means of political, financial and social restructuring.

A review of some of the main factors that contributed to the length of the Thirty Years War.

A comparison of US foreign and domestic policies and how they have changed direction in the time period 1945-2006.

An analysis of the level of Protestantism in England by the time of Queen Elizabeth I's death in 1603.

An analysis of the differences in the economic systems of the West Indies and India and the economic involvement of Britain in these areas.

An examination of the economic, political and social influence on Britain of the West Indies and India.

Looks at the uniqueness of county Yorkshire and the city of York, during the Middle Ages, through its hospitals, almshouses and leperhouses.

An essay on the military strategies of various war leaders.

A comparative analysis of the influence of the Ottoman and Mongol empires on western civilization.

A comparison of President George Washington's inaugural address and his final address.

A review of the poem "Easter Rising 1916" by William Butler Yeats.

Looks at the Chinese Imperial eunuch's biological, cultural and spiritual origins.

This paper argues that immigration will continue to benefit the United States, as it did in the 19th century.

An analysis of the history of printing during the Tang Dynasty and the Sung Dynasty in Ancient China and its relationship to Buddhism and Confucianism.

This paper explains how Philip of Macedon changed the course of history.

This paper argues that Algeria's war for independence (1954) ultimately led to its civil war (1990s).

An overview of the life of Moses based on the Holy Bible.

A satirical review of Jonathan Swift's 'A Modest Proposal'.

This paper looks at the racial violence in Los Angeles in the 1960s.

A review of the early life and later achievements in the area of the abolishment of slavery in the United States, of Frederick Douglass.

Looks at the historical importance of Muhammad.

Relates the history of the 14th Amendment.

Examines the German economy from 1980 to the present.

A discussion on whether piracy could be considered an aid to British imperialism.

Looks at the impact of the Industrial Revolution.

A historical review of the separatist movement in Quebec focusing on whether progress is being made towards peaceful co-existence within Canada.

An analysis of the success and failure of the presidency of George H. W. Bush.

A review of the book "Revisiting America" by Susan Wyle.

A description of the Civil War's "Battle of Antietam", 1862.

An in-depth argumentitive report on the Cuban Missile Crisis and its implications as a result of the interactions between Kruschev and JFK.

Compares controversies about the music in the Church during the Reformation period to controversies about current church music.

A description of the life and successes of Steve Jobs and his company, Apple Inc.

An overview of socialism in France in the 19th century.

This paper discusses how and why propaganda was used more during World War I than in any earlier war.

This paper looks at Thomas Paine as a rugged individualist.

An analysis of the true purpose and meaning of the Dome of the Rock.

An analysis of the reasons behind the divergent path phenomena of agricultural productivity growth in France and England.

Analyzes the film "The Queen", directed by Stephen Frears.

Examines the historical development of the Quebecois identity especially the period after the Seven Years War, also known as the French and Indian War.

An examination of the ways that important aspects of US Reconstruction legislation were national in their implications.

An analysis of the failing of the presidency of George W. Bush, focusing on the war of terror.

Looks at the development, failure and ultimate repeal of prohibition, which was a period of illegalization of alcohol consumption in the U.S.

This paper compares and contrasts Winthrop's Massachusetts Bay Colony migration with O'Sullivan's "manifest destiny" excursion two decades later.

A comparison of the events that occurred at the Alamo with their portrayal in the movies named, "The Alamo" that were subsequently made.

An analysis of the history, development and uses of voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) technology.

This paper examines the origins of the American Civil War.

Evaluates the character of George Washington based on his controversial actions relating to slavery.

Looks at the economic background of the American Revolution.

A look at the ways in which the industrial revolution changed social and cultural life and how it impacted sports and leisure activities.

An analysis of the composition of the Qur'an and the five pillars of Islam.

A discussion of the history of the sanctions against Cuba and the reasons for the arguments in favor of dropping them.

A discussion of whether Rome wanted to unite with the Eastern churches, or simply require submission from them.

A review of "A Night to Remember", Walter Lord's 1955 work about what happened the night the RMS Titanic sunk.

An analysis of the technical reasons to explain why the Titanic sank.

Looks at the myths surrounding the Salem witch hunts.

An analysis of John Hancock's historical significance as a political leader.

Examines the motivation of philanthropist Baron Edmond James de Rothschild as presented in Ran Aaronsohn's book "Rothschild and Early Jewish Colonization in Palestine".

A look at how John Locke expresses his belief in "Second Treatise on Government" that the English did the right thing in replacing the reigning monarch, James II, with William of Orange.

An exploration of the history and current theories regarding autism and the possibility of a spectrum of autistic disorders.

Examines that Native American's struggle to retain their culture and lands against the forces of the early white settlers.

An analysis of why the American public will not support a draft for the War in Iraq.

A review of three articles that discuss issues regarding post-genocide cultures and modes of justice and reconciliation.

This paper discusses Charles Darwin as a historical example of critical inquiry.

This paper discusses the achievements of Justinian the Great, who became emperor of Rome in 526.

An examination of the history of Germany from World War I until today.

This paper compares the writings of Emile Durkheim and Max Weber, social theorists who observed the behaviors and idiosyncrasies of groups of people to determine how a modern society can make itself better.

An analysis of the significance of the "Anglo-Saxon Chronicle," focusing on some of the key figures it features.

An examination of why interest in Ernest Shackleton increased dramatically in about 1995, focusing on the 2001 film "The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition."

An argument claiming that President Bush has created a number of challenges to democracy in the United States today.

This paper discusses the role of government policy in attracting
foreign direct investment (FDI) in China.

This paper explores how the young German people were essentially robbed of their youth by Hitler.

This paper discusses the Cultural Revolution of 1966-1976 in relation to Chinese society that always favoured the state or the society over the individual.

An overview of the history of Hadrian's Wall.

Discusses the role of the organization Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (ETA) in the Basque nationalist movement and its consequences.

A discussion of whether it is nationalism which engenders nations or the opposite.

An analysis of the relationship between Italy and Germany, and Austria during the period between World War I and World War II.

A comparative book review of John Reed's 'Ten Days That Shook the World', Edward Carr's 'The Bolshevik Revolution, 1917-1923,' and Robert Service's 'Lenin: A Biography'.

This paper looks at the war between Athens and Sparta in 431-404 BC, known as the Peloponnesian War.

A discussion of the causes of the Iconoclastic Movement in the Dutch Revolt (1559-1648).

An analysis of peasant life during the bubonic plague in a Medieval village.

Examines the approaches of two reformers, Abdullah Cevdet in the Ottoman Empire and Malkum Khan in the Persian Empire, to the problem of modernization and the need to retain the integrity of the Islamic religion.

An analysis of the changes that occurred to the family unit with from the Communist Revolution in 1949 through much of the 20th century.

An examination of Karl Marx's challenge to liberalism in "The Communist Manifesto."

A discussion of the monsters in Greek mythology.

A comparison of the feminist construct of gender in ancient Roman and Grecian cultures with a focus on the Greek female festival of Thesmophoria.

An analysis of Ernest Hemingway's novel "Across the River and into the Trees".

This paper discusses the treatment of Jews in the establishment of a state in Medina.

An analysis of the religious orientation of the Pueblo Revolt of 1680 according to "Spanish Missions, Cultural Conflict, and the Pueblo Revolt of 1680" by Henry Bowden and "Franciscans and the Pueblo Revolt" by Ramon Gutierrez.

This paper uses the primary paradigms in international relations to enhance our understanding of the Korean War.

A discussion of the effect on civil rights in America of the Patriot Act of 2001 and the 2007 Supreme Court's decision to make partial-birth abortions illegal.

A review of the literature regarding reform and thought in contemporary China.

An overview of the history and architecture of Emperor Diocletian's palace and the City of Split.

A discussion of the impact of the Civil War on American society.

An analysis of the reasons for and effects of the intersection between religion and the media in Nigeria.

A discussion of the preservation of Roman identity and the fall of the Roman Empire.

An analysis of the reasons and justification for the bombing of Hiroshima through a review of Howard Zinn's "Hiroshima: Breaking the Silence" and Samuel J. Walker's "History, Collective Memory, and the Bomb".

A look at how Christians throughout Europe responded to natural disasters and the ways in which they contributed to certain widespread notions of eschatology.