Essays on Government

In the summer of 1914, years of growing tension over the balance of power in world politics provoked the major countries of Europe to gather large forces and march them into battle across the world. The assassination of Austria’s Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarvajo on...

Between Theodore Roosevelt’s Square Deal and Woodrow Wilson’s New Freedom domestic programs, Roosevelt’s was more progressive. Roosevelt’s actions were able to help in many different fields. There was progress in industries, food, medicine, and the environment while under the Square Deal. Although Wilson’s New Freedom...

Poverty and unemployment are among the significant issues facing most economies around the world. The problems affect not only the uneducated population but also the educated. Statistics from International Labor Law states that the unemployment issue mostly affects the younger generation as a good number...

In this essay I will be critically exploring and commenting on the policies and the community strategy responses that have been implemented to poverty through the lens of gender and race. I will be exploring the Welfare Benefit scheme that was set up by the...

Who is the greatest navigator in history? The answer is varied in people’s minds. During the 15th century, before Columbus and Magellan led the Age of Exploration, something was taking place in the South China Sea. Hundreds of Chinese ships were starting to explore the...

The Wall Street Crash of 1929 is known to have been the cause of one of the world’s greatest financial crises’. In ninth grade, one of the topics that was discussed in my history class was World War 2. The one thing that stood out...

It was not the downturn within the commerce cycle, exchange protectionism, or the 1929 stock market crash that dove the nation to misery. It was the collapse of the banking system amid three waves of panics over the 1930-33 period. After the market crashed, certainty...

The Occupy Wall Street movement of 2011 was a protest where, in simple terms, the poor rose up against the rich. It was a protest movement that demanded change and in turn sparked the restructuring of American political views on economic inequality for years to...

The Occupy Wall Street (OWS) Movement defined the year of 2011 as a catalyst of political unrest and change. Thousands of passionate Americans marched across the country to express their dissatisfaction and distrust of the country’s big banks, corporations and politicians. With the rallies ultimately...

Ulysses S. Grant was an American officer, government official, essayist, and the eighteenth leader of the United States. He was conceived on April 27, 1822, and raised close to the Ohio waterway. He had the capacity to oversee and ride ponies. He moved on from...