… based on traditions and social stability stressing established institutions, and preferring gradual development to abrupt change.? On the other hand, as a radical, Theodore Roosevelt pushed for social reform. Much of Roosevelt?s action was to bring…

… in the United States especially after the American Revolution. It offered a ethical consent to for opposition to the British and gave the average American proof that the revolution was justified in the eyes of God. The Revolutionary war split…

… Revolution was a great turning point in American history. When The American Colonies were first established in the new world, the colonies needed a lot of support from Britain, their mother country and ruler. The thirteen original colonies; Massachusetts…

… Alabama. He grew up in a run-down, rural area and lived in a log cabin his grandfather made. He always had a passion for music, and often listened to bands such as, "Tennessee River," but his family and church discouraged him and frowned upon his…

… of Andrew Johnson With the assassination of Lincoln, the presidency fell upon an old-fashioned southerner named Andrew Johnson. Although an honest and honorable man, Andrew Johnson was one of the most unfortunate Presidents. Over time there has…

… them Native Americans others Indians no matter which name is used they both represent one people. They can also be called the caretakers of the earth, which is a very precious resource. Native American societies are very respectful towards mother earth…

… affairs over the last two centuries. In the years following its War of Independence, its policies tended to be isolationist, but over the centuries it has been transformed, mainly by trade and economic imperatives, into a superpower that exerts military,…

… Agricultural and Industrial Revolutions in Great Britain? Industrial Revolution, term usually applied to the social and economic changes that mark the transition from a stable agricultural and commercial society to a modern industrial society relying…

… I don't believe that anyone in this chamber would move to disagree with the idea that slavery was an atrocity, committed from the depths of the darkest parts of the human sole. Africans were seized from their native land, and sold into lives of servitude…

… people in power specifically wanted to preserve the Union. At least when asked it was said the war was to preserve the Union. Lincoln made this view very clear when he said if I could save the union with ought freeing any slaves I would ,and if I…