… Events a. Major milestones b. Events that stirred emotions of protestors and citizens 2. Dates 3. Statistics 4. FAQ's II. Economic Effects A. Money going into Vietnam aid B. General outlook of U.S. citizens on the money being…

… the Civil War. Some of these include the introduction of the ironclad to naval warfare. The use of the railroad to speed armies and supplies around the country, high speed communication via the telegraph, the use of rifles that would change tactical…

… movement prior to the Civil War. These events include the establishment of an antislavery newspaper, the tension Elijah P. Lovejoy's death caused, the law passed in 1850 denying runaway slaves the right to a trial, Harriet Beecher Stowe's involvement…

… mentality of not only his parishioners but also the entire nation. One way in which Parker was able to achieve change is through the profound influence that he had on Abraham Lincoln. Parker's ideas reached Lincoln through the medium of William Herndon…

… spread throughout South; a movement to rewrite history to a way that is more favorable to the Southern Cause and efforts. This movement has been called both the Lost Cause and the Reconciliationist movement, as the name simply changed over time.…

… you think of Jefferson Davis? Well, first off, I don't hate the man, even though he is President for the Confederates, I just believe that he has his mind in the wrong place. As you see, he was born and raised with slaves doing everything for him,…

… of July 1st, 1863, a small Union Calvary unit came across two group of forwarding confederate troops. With breech loading carbines, the Union troops were capable of getting off eight shots per minute to the Confederate's three. In spite of smaller numbe…

… Dancing Rabbit Creek, the Chiefs of the Cherokee Nation and representatives of the U.S. met to discuss the impact of a bill recently passed by the Congress of the U.S. This bill, with all the same good purposes of those today who believe they know…

… to support higher education for women. Her efforts advanced that movement in the United States. She also wrote a volume of poems that included Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep (1830). Willard was born in Berlin, Conn., and started teaching school there…

… laughter, a world of tears/ It's a world of hopes, and a world of fears"("It's a Small World" 1-2). When Robert and Richard Sherman wrote this song, they probably were not thinking of its double meaning. Not only do they talk about the earth people…