Essay provides a description of the California Gold Rush.

Calvin the Religious vs. Henry the Promiscuous (Henry VIII of England)

Describes the reign of terror unleashed on Cambodia by Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge. Explores the political instability in Cambodia that made it possible.

This essay is about the genocide in Cambodia and the Civil War that caused it.

Germany had been hit hard by economic factors prior to the depression, but it was the depression that proved to be the last straw for Germany's people. The hyperinflation and the Great Depression gave Hitler the opportunity to manipulate the masses into believing his ideas were the only ways of bringing Germany back onto its feet again.

China's ability to maintain favorable trade status with North American nations despite it's poor human rights record is a blow to humanitarian rights and freedoms. Canada and the US have taken a hypocritical stance in their dealing with China, compromising ethical values for material gain. Instead, North American nations should restrict trade and aid to China to programs that can be used to encourage social reforms.

Describes Canada's contribution to World War II. Details the nation's major efforts in the war in the air, the military services, and providing of supplies. Maintains that Canada was therefore an essential factor to the Allies winning World War II.

The history of Canada in the 1950s mirrors, in many ways, the changes that also took place in post-World War II America. Canada's population exploded with the "Baby Boom" era and their was increased importance of new growing industries and American relationships. The 1950s also saw the sudden growth of suburbs.

Essay discusses the issues that took place in Canada of the women's movement, the right to vote, and the birth control pill.

Why the author would support Canada's New Democratic Party. The party's platform includes committments to balanced budgets, debt reduction, tax cuts, a nationwide housing plan, college tuition reductions, and environmental issues, among others.

This essay describes the political costs and gains of Canada's participation in World War I, and the effect of their participation on Canada's domestic economy and national identity. It also describes Canada's relationship to the international community after their participation in World War I.

Canada's role with the Allies in World War II.

Canada's excellence performance as a military during World War I helped Canada become an independent nation.

Canada, as a growing nation, has encountered many defining moments throughout it's history. During the twentieth century women of Canada have undergone numerous moments that brought about significant changes for themselves.

Describes how Canada became an inpendent country. Explores the influence of the United States. Evaluates the decision of independence from Great Britain.

Essay examines the Canadian Peacekeeping Missions of Israel & Syria (UNDOF) and asks the question, "Should Canadian peackeepers have been sent?"

This is an essay about Voltaire's "Candide" and describes his struggles and the reflection in the characters of the book.

The essay is about the use of dogs in World War II.

Essay discusses the field of anthropology and some of its discoveries regarding cannibalism.

Reviews the use of capital punishment from early America to nearly present (about 1990's). This paper goes over each century and provides details of how people were punished through the government.

Provides the pros and cons of Capitalism in relation to the United States and its history. Focuses mostly on the Industrial Era. Promotes a laissez faire attitude by government to allow for a free market and massive economic growth.

Capitalism is economic system in which private individuals and business firms carry on the production and exchange of goods and services through a complex network of prices and markets. In America, capitalism is the most dominant idea of how the economy should be run. In capitalism, people do things for themselves, and the government doesn't have to say much or interfere with how things are run.

Examines evidence of early forms of capitalism in the first known civilization, Mesopotamia. Explores Mesopotamia's other characteristics and qualities of the modern global civilization today.

This essay is about a comparison between capitalism and socialism.

Essay provides a discussion regarding the capitilistic nature of China.

Cardinal Richelieu served as chief minister of the French monarchy from 1624 to 1642. Elements of Machiavellian theory apply to Richelieu, as he was an ambitious politician whose policies and tactics contributed greatly to the growth of the French state and the development of the French monarchy as an absolutist regime.

Essay is a case study regarding if it would be a good decision to legalize marijuana.

Catherine the Great's rule

Essay discusses Catherine the Great and the many things she accomplished during the Age of Enlightenment.

An overview of the coup launched by Catherine the Great of Russia against her husband Peter III. As Catherine's memoirs as well as those of other key members of the Russian military and royalty show, Catherine was not individually responsible for Peter's death.

Details of the Catholic Reformation

The five main causes of the Great Depression of the 1930s in the United States were the stock market collapse, farm failures, bank failures, widespread poverty, and the unequal distribution of wealth.

Australia, just like the United States, suffered its Great Depression in the 1920s and 1930s. Unemployment had been on the rise in the 1920s and Australia had been heavily borrowing money from other nations, especially Britain. This was compounded for decreased prices and demand for its exports. All these factors contributed to the economic depression.

Essay critically examines and explains the most damaging aspects of slavery.

The causes and effects leading up to the Emancipation Proclamation.

Describes the causes and the effects of the Mexican War. Explores the history of the war, including American support of the Texas fight for independence. Discusses the American policy of Manifest Destiny.

The events leading up to the Southern states' secession from the Union and the ensuing Civil War did not happen all at once. Slavery played the lead role in this process, forming the basis for disagreements between North and South over economic and social matters as well as differences over Constitutional interpretation. The election of Abraham Lincoln, a Republican and an abolitionist, as president drove the South even further away from the Union.

Examines the causes in the Rise of Italian Fascism (period between unification and Mussolini's power consolidation). Paints a broad historical picture of the reasons the Italian nation accepted without much ado the rise of an authoritarian regime.

Describes the Northern Ireland conflict known as Bloody Sunday. Provides possible reasons for the tragedy. Discusses the role of the IRA and the British government.

There are many underlying causes for the bloodiest war in U.S. history. For the most part the North and south were competing in four main issues: Government, the economy, the general geography of the two regions.

A short overview of the three estates of French society before the French Revolution and the impact of the third estate in the outbreak of the revolution.

Discusses the causes and effects of the American, French, and Russian revolutions.

Although the American and French Revolutions took place on different continents, many similarities exist between the two in terms of the events leading up to them. These include unfair treatment of citizens by their government, a series of riots, and the formal writing of grievances by citizens to the government.

Explores the causitive factors that contributed to the commencement of the American civil war. Describes the war as a myriad of conflicting pressures, principles, and prejudices, fueled by sectional differences and pride, and set into motion by a most unlikely set of political events. Describes lingering southern resentment.

The primary cause of the American Revolution is a topic subject to heated debate between many historians. Arguments have been made supporting economic, political, and social motives of the war.

Examines factors leading to the American Revolutionary War. Provides a timeline of events tracing from 1620 to 1776. Details major historical factors leading to the war.

Essay discusses the various potential causes of the Civil War in the United States.

Describes a sample documentary based question on the Civil War.

Gives a history of the American Civil War. Provides several of the most significant causes of the war, including economics and slavery. Discusses the firing on Fort Sumter.

This essay contains the three relatively main causes of the Cold War including: nuclear arms race, trouble in Germany, and basic differences between communist rule, and capitalist rule.