History papers

An examination of the changing nature of the development of states since the end of World War II.

An overview of the development and history of anti-Semitism.

This paper highlights the political motiovations behind many early adaptations of Shakespeare's plays.

A comparison of the artists, the works and the philosophies of the modern and post modern eras.

Discusses General George S. Patton as an example of the 'right stuff'.

This paper demonstrates the significance of slavery to the presidential politics of the Civil War era.

A comprehensive exploration on the impact of atomic testing in the U.S. on intentional and unintentional victims.

Discusses that the reformation of the Catholic Church was a major instrument that changed the world.

An analysis of Thomas Jefferson's life, his achievements and his beliefs.

Explores extensively the comparative sentencing of Japanese officials responsible for the atrocity of Nanking to the convictions of former Nazis.

A well-researched study of the evolution of the relationship between the United States and Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union and during Putin's presidency.

This paper examines Margaret Atwood's "The Handmaid's Tale" and draws parallels between Gilaedean patriarchy and Nazi totalitarianism.

A review of Richard Wright's "The Man Who Went to Chicago".

A discussion of the New Deal and the reasons for its success in stimulating economic growth during the Great Depression.

A discussion of the roles of women during World War II and their impact on the identity of women today.

A discussion on the connection between ancient Israeli women and women in the modern ministry.

This paper explores the doctrine of mercantilism and its effects on European colonialism.

A look at the country of Ghana before and after its independence from the British.

A examination of how communalism replaces traditional family unity in John Steinbeck's novel, "The Grapes of Wrath."

The paper attempts to assess the historical accuracy of "The Life of King Alfred" purportedly written by Asser the Monk in 893 AD.

Analyzes Clive Cowley's, "Fabled Tribe" as racist propaganda about the Bushmen used to support South African apartheid.

This paper looks at the controversy over who discovered calculus and provides an explanation of why the honor should go to Isaac Newton over the claim of Gottfried Leibniz.

This paper examines the reaction of diabolism and Catholicism in the New World.

Reviews the life and philosophic writings of religious historian Mircea Eliade.

Examines the historical accuracy of the film "The Sound of Music".

Discusses the liturgical spirituality of St. Basil the Great.

An argument that the Allies could not have won the Second World War without the efforts of Canadian women.

A look at Canada's role in the Allies' bomber command attacks on Germany during World War Two.

A discussion on the origins, development and the uses of the sign of the cross.

Examine the life of 'Desiderius' Erasmus of Rotterdam'.

A review of James Gustafson's book "Protestant and Roman Catholic Ethics."

This paper looks at the life of Aurelia, mother of Caesar, in ancient Rome.

A brief biography of the life of Pliny the Younger, including his attitude towards women.

This paper discusses the issue of medicine and the treatment of diseases in ancient Rome.

This paper looks at the vestal virgins discussing that they were considered very powerful women in Roman times.

This paper looks at Roman law and the development of the civil law system.

A description of prenatal and childbirth care in ancient Rome.

This paper discusses the art of the Amarna period from the viewpoint of propaganda and looks at what Akhenaten was selling.

This paper provides a comparison of ancient Greek and Egyptian religion and rituals.

An analysis of the Spanish Civil War as a war of competing ideologies.

This paper presents an examination of the play 'Richard III' by William Shakespeare in terms of historical facts, focusing on the use of propaganda in the play.

A look at the concentration and extermination facilities of WWII.

An in-depth research paper on the views and impact of France's General Charles de Gaulle on the American policy in Vietnam.

A comprehensive exploration of the Port Royal Experiment on the Sea Islands of South Carolina during the Civil War.

A comparison of the Marquis of Condorcet's and Karl Marx's views of a utopian future.

An analysis of Voltaire's "Letters Concerning the English Nation."

A discussion of photographer Dorothea Lange and her work during the Great Depression, focusing on three of her most famous photographs, "White Angel Breadline," "Migrant Mother," and "Waiting To File Claims."

A review of Steven Hahn's historical study "A Nation Under our Feet".

A review of the book "Medici Money: Banking, Metaphysics, and Art in Fifteenth-Century Florence" by Tim Parks.

Looks at the difficulty of interpreting historical use and rights of private and public property for modern problems of the public good.

A discussion of methods for researching and writing history.

A discussion on why history should be studied.

This paper discusses the events leading up to and including the Allied invasion of North Africa that was known by the code name Operation Torch.

The paper uses historical sources to examine Bohemond, a Norman crusader during the period of the First Crusades.

A review of Philip J. Greven's historical work, "Four Generations: Population, Land, and Family in Colonial Andover, Massachusetts."

A comparison of three literary works that relate to criminal and sexual deviancy in Victorian London by L. Perry Curtis, Seth Koven and Judith R. Walkowitz.

A look at Australia's past practice of separating Aboriginal children from their families.

A look at the origins of Zionism and the creation of the Jewish nation-state of Israel.

An analysis of the background and aims of the Spanish Inquisition of the 15th Century.

An examination of the contributions of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, Mkhuseli Jack, and Martin Luther King to non-violent resistance.

An examination of the last great Islamic empires of the 16th century.

Examines the opposing worldviews of the Aboriginals and Anglo settlers of Australia.

A description of the traditions, festivities, and rituals involved in a wedding ceremony in ancient Athens.

An examination of the reasons for the establishment of the Ku Klux Klan in 1866 and the Battle at Little Big Horn in 1876.

The paper discusses the Council at Jerusalem and its effect on the course of Christianity.

The paper discusses the statue "Laocoon and His Sons"

A discussion of the Watergate scandal and its repercussions.

The paper is an analysis of the painting "Armenian Genocide".

This paper looks at the importance and the integral role of religion and the Buddhist faith in Tibet.

A discussion on the impact of women on the civil rights movements of the 1960s and 1970s.

This paper examines the motivations of those who joined the Crusades to secure Jerusalem as a Christian state.

A discussion on the Third Crusade and the reasons for its failure.

An examination of Christian attitudes towards idolatry during the Middle Ages.

A look at how the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) policy on women evolved in the 1930s.

A critical review of Brian S. Gunderson's article "Strategic Air Command's B-29's During the Berlin Airlift".

An examination of the life of Mary, Queen of Scots and her ultimate downfall and execution.

A look at the causes behind the Cold War.

An analysis of Lewis Nordan's treatment of the murder of Emmett Till in Nordan's work, "Wolf Whistle".

An argument that American imperialism began with the Westward expansion and has led to a history of hegemony and interference.

An overview of the effects of World War I, the defeat of Germany in World War II and the peace settlement after WWII.

An analysis of the impact of the thought, culture and philosophy of the Greek and Roman empires on Western civilization today.

This paper analyzes the novel 'Beloved' by Toni Morrison, discussing the effects of slavery.

An analysis of the many complex factors responsible for the Korean War.

A brief discussion on the early discrimination of whites against racial and ethnic minorities in the United States.

A comparison of the presentation of the conflict in Vietnam in three films - Ray Kellogg's "The Green Berets," Stanley Kubrick's "Full Metal Jacket" and Randall Wallace's "We Were Soldiers."

An examination of the history of the negative relationship between France and America and the outlook for their future relations.

An examination of the history of the use of paint and the technology of manufacturing it today.

This paper discusses the book 'Alyosha the Pot' by Leo Tolstoy and looks at the treatment of the poor.

This paper discusses in what ways the success of the system of education developed by the Society of Jesus was due to innovations and in what ways due to its re-use of elements from traditional education.

Looks at the Paris art scene from 1800 to 1920, which was called the Golden Age of Art.

A discussion on the causes of the American Revolution.

A discussion on the causes and implications of the creation of the State of Israel in 1948.

An in-depth exploration of black feminism and its achievements since the 1970s.

An argument that domestic pressure was the primary rational motivator for going to war.

An account of the life of explorer Henry Hudson.

An analysis of the repercussions of landing on the moon.

A discussion of the persistence of medieval attitudes towards religion and superstition in Renaissance Europe.

A discussion of the Road Map for Peace plan in the Middle East.