Then adds, “But perhaps it is the doing ot Providence that Friday tinds himselt on an island under a lenient master, rather than in Brazil, under the planter’s lash, or in Africa, where the forests teem with cannibals” (24). Here, Cruso defends Friday and highlights the unfair ways of the slavery that removed Friday from […]

Niger was the term they used hen calling Black Americans and treat them as their own property, so called “Slaves”. His twelve years of bondage proved how Black Americans were treated during pre-Civil War and I think, in post-civil War too. How they can buy Black Americans to be their SLAVES. They really treat Naggers […]

1. Olaudah Equiano represented a confluence of African and European cultures. While he spent only his childhood in Africa, Equiano remained cognizant of his African heritage and tied to his cultural roots. Yet he also embraced British culture and customs with prodigious alacrity. Equiano imbibed British ideas about liberty, commerce, Protestant religion, and social habits […]

The American Revolution in the latter half of the eighteenth century was a time of great social change (United States, 2007). As a matter of fact, this social change was global in nature, seeing as the international parties involved in the Revolution for some reason or the other, took the American Revolution as a model […]

  Carefully read and analyze the following two documents and write an 800 word essay (research study bay writing) to answer the following question: Based on the two documents, what role did religion and morality play in the debate over slavery? Do these religious and moral arguments impact racial discussions today? Having considered these questions, […]

The Era of Reconstruction 1865-1877 The Era of Reconstruction refers to the period after the American Civil War, from 1865 to 1877, during which the federal government sought to rebuild the nation and integrate formerly enslaved African Americans into the political, social, and economic fabric of the country. This period was marked by significant conflict, […]

Maritime Security and International Maritime Law Maritime security and international maritime law are closely intertwined concepts that are essential for ensuring the safe and secure use of the world’s oceans. Maritime security encompasses a broad range of issues, including piracy, terrorism, smuggling, and human trafficking, while international maritime law governs the use of the seas […]

Final Reflection Paper – Memorial/Museum Visit Worth 150 points | Due Monday, May 1st by 11:59pm Paper Requirements (Review Grading Paper Writing Service – Topic Examples – Rubric)  The paper must include a photo of you outside the center. The memorial or museum must also be visible in the photo. All photos are required […]

Women’s Studies emerged in the academic community in conjunction with the second-wave feminist movement whose goal was to bring women from different backgrounds together and to become more knowledgeable of their experiences. The academic discipline of Women’s Studies started during the 1970s and it observes women’s lives from around the world. It focuses on how […]

Exploring American History American history is a complex tapestry, woven with various events, ideas, and individuals. From its early colonial roots to modern-day, the United States has undergone significant transformations that have shaped its identity and impacted the world. This essay provides a brief journey through key milestones that define the nation’s character. Colonial Era […]