Evangelical Protestantism really began with John Wesley, arguably one of the most charismatic, thoughtful and persuasive of the new brand of preacher appearing in America in the 18th century.  The Methodist movement was built around an idea directly opposed to the Calvinist concept of pre-destination.  What Methodism centered on was the idea that anyone could […]

Throughout his lifetime, Moliere wrote many plays that depict the life of the French aristocrats. In these plays, he makes use of the character of the servant, whose presence is put in juxtaposition with their masters. The combination of the two characters usually causes social clash, thus providing the play a satirical tone. Particularly, in […]

Acknowledgement The researcher wishes to express her gratitude towards her social studies teacher who was abundantly helpful. The researcher would also like to thank her parents for their kind co-operation and for supporting her financially throughout this assessment. Lastly, the researcher would like to thank the almighty god, without whom nothing is possible. Introduction This […]

As much as we desire diversity, it will not occur if left to chance. We educate ourselves when we learn to interact with people of different colors and nationalities. During the last election, the majority of Americans voted for an African American President. Why then do we continue to use affirmative action to fight inequality? […]

The essential topic of black people history is the continuous fight to defeat the barrier of race, and the actuality of unequal cultural identity between black and white people. “This racial bifurcation has created parallel realities or racial universes, in which blacks and whites may interact closely with one another, but perceive social reality in […]

Among the most haunting features of the early American history was the debate on the issue of slavery. Slavery was indeed the major cause of the American Civil War that almost divided the whole United States (Polchin). The Black and White conflict persisted to exist until both sides had finally accepted a reconciliation that ended […]

What role did the immigrant play in the new market society? Define Transcendentalism and Homework help – Discuss how the Transcendentalists affected American political culture. Identify the major transportation improvements in this period and explain how they influenced the market. How did the Missouri Compromise and the Nullification crisis demonstrate increasing sectional competition and disagreement […]

respond to these two discussions in your own word 7sentences each please 1.Homework help – Discussion          1.  Socrates – Viewed by many today as the founding father of Western philosophy. Socrates was a significant force in regards to formulating much of the ideology about right and wrong that are still pondered to this day. […]

Slave punishment in Texas Students Name: Paper code and name: Instructor name: Date of paper: A slave is a person who is directly controlled by another and does forced labor without remuneration. Slavery in Texas began in 1821 due to raising the need of cheap labor in the sugarcane and cotton plantations. The aim of […]

First published in Putnam’s Monthly in 1855, Benito Cereno becomes one of Herman Melville’s most famous works. It has resemblances with Amasa Delano’s Narrative of Voyages and Travels, for which it was inspired (Delbanco, 2005). Many critics suggest that it is an allusion to the slave rebellion in 1799 on Santo Domingo island, and some […]