THE U.S. HOSTAGE CRISIS IN IRAN
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This paper covers the history of the 1979 hostage take over of the United States embassy in Iran. In addition to studying the take over itself, the paper also provides history as to how Iran came to hate the United States, and also points out where President Jimmy Carter failed in his negotiation attempts. In addition, Operation Eagle, the U.S. rescue attempt of the hostages, is discussed. Bibiography lists 6 sources.
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The U.S. National Holocaust Memorial and Museum
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This eight-page paper gives an overview of the U.S. National Holocaust Memorial and Museum. The history of the museum and the various exhibitions that are on display are discussed and described. Bibliography lists seven sources.
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The United States Colored Troops
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This 8 page report discusses the involvement of African-American troops and regiments in the Civil War. The struggle for the right to become a “Colored Yankee Soldier” lasted for two years of the Civil War before President Lincoln knew that the time had finally come to take advantage of the many “colored” soldiers willing but not allowed to fight. Initially, the president and his advisors hesitated as to whether or not it was “safe” to place guns in the hands of black men. Doing so might elevate them to a status white America would be unwilling to abide. In 1863, soon after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, Frederick Douglass called out: “Men of Color, to arms!” Approximately 200,000 answered that call. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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The United States Needs a Much Stricter Immigration Policy
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In 11 pages, the author discusses the fact that the United States needs a much stricter immigration policy in order to have a sustainable future. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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The United States Of America: Consequences Of Colonialism In California
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7 pages in length. Spanish and Mexican settlement of California ended up the same as so many other colonization attempts: the native Indian populations were ultimately uprooted from their homeland and either relocated or slowly phased out of existence. That the Spanish and Mexican governments may have originally wanted to pursue California in both a stable and harmonious way was not achieved by any stretch of the imagination, inasmuch as the presence of war, indigenous denial and brute force was employed as a means by which to attain their final objective. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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The US Annexation of Hawaii
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An 8 page overview of the economic and political factors surrounding the 1898 US annexation of Hawaii. Because of its location and tremendously productive environment, Hawaii is a strategically important military and economic accouterment. The sugar industry which existed at the time of annexation were obvious factors in the desirability of Hawaii to both the United States and Japan. Equally as important, however, was the strategic location of the islands from a military perspective. Outlines the growing Japanese presence in Hawaii in the years preceding annexation and contends that if the decision had not have been made to annex Hawaii the Japanese would have taken the islands. Notes the duality of impacts of US annexation including the tremendous cultural and physical impacts sustained by the Hawaiian people. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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The US Newspapers' Reactions to the 1898 Bombing of the USS Maine in Havana Harbor
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This 6 page paper considers the perspectives of American journalists regarding the bombing of the USS Maine in Havana Harbor during the Spanish/American War. This paper assesses the perception of journalists through a view of the history and the reactions in newspaper/magazine articles from this era. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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The Use of Historical Fiction in the Classroom
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This 6 page report discusses historical fiction and its applications for education and use in the classroom. The point is argued that in many circumstances, history is easier to learn, understand, and remember if a reader feels a connection to a paticular character or story. Creating such a connection is often best accomplished through the use of historical fiction. However, the challenge is to maintain the accuracy of the events while still telling an engaging story that pulls the reader into the experience. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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The Vietnam War and the Changes it brought about
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6 pages. The Vietnam War brought about many changes as far as government policy, military operations and other policies in the deciding factors of fighting a war. This was due in part to the relationship between public opinion, government policy and military operations that were in place during the Vietnam War. This paper explains why and how this came about. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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The Vietnam War: Our Military Sabotaged by Politics
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A 10 page overview of the many factors which interplayed to result in an American loss in Vietnam. Attributes this loss to internal politics rather than to an ineffective or amoral military as some authors have contended. Emphasizes that the strength and accomplishments of our military during this war were undermined by politicians and indeed a biased liberal press. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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