As first lady of Argentina, Eva Peron established herself as a powerful leader and one of the most influential women in Latin America. Working to ensure that her husband Juan Peron remained in power as president, Eva Peron became an important ally of the Argentinian working class, an advocate of women's rights and suffrage, and a source of hope for the Argentinian people.

Essay evaluates the Berlins' railroad system and the effect it had on the economy and lifestyle.

A book review on the book "Jews, God, and History."

This essay is about the era commonly entitled "The Scientific Revolution."

The achievements during World War 2 made in the field of nuclear weapons were great,but terrible. Did God play dice with human beings? No, certainly not. It was humans themselves who, by choosing to use the work of a genius for destructive purposes, were responsible for the number of deaths caused at Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It was humans who played dice with themselves.

18th Century Fashion: Why We Wear Clothes

Discusses 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin. Examines the Nazi influence on the games. Describes how Hitler believed the games would prove his theories right that his Aryan race was superior to everyone else.

Leading up to 1941 WWII was still a European war and remained so until 1941 when Germany invaded Russia and Japan attacked the United States, making it a global war.

Essay discusses the eight game hockey series known as the Summit Series between Canada and Russia.

Slavery was a common practice during the 19th century especially throughout the Americas. Enslaving Africans was especially economically beneficial for Americans and Brazilians, who use the slaves as a cheap labor source.

A review of the history of Fidel Castro up until the Bay of Pigs.

A brief history of the Christian crusades against the Muslims in the 11th and 12th centuries, especially the wars in Turkey. Much of the motivation for the crusades was personal rather than religious, and the legacy of the period is lasting damage between Christian and Muslim religions.

A review of the development of Islam as a major world religion.

Analyzes similarities between revolutions of the 20th century. Discusses Iran, Russia and Mexico. Reviews similarities between the revolutionaries.

Compares the leaders Alexander the Great and Asoka to other leaders of ancient times. Considers Alexander the Great and Asoka as ideal examples of emperors, both created strong governments, militaries and economies which led to successful empires. Also considers the reigns of Darius, Cyrus, and Qin Shi Huang-Di.

Compares the similarity of the paths of Hitler and Stalin in their rise to gain power. Describes each dictator's early life, influences and rise to power.

Compares dictators Benito Mussolini of Italy and Joseph Stalin of the former Soviet Union. Examines their roles in World War II and the devastating effect each man had on his country and the world.

Compares the warrior skills the of the Japanese samurai and Medieval knights. Describes how each represented the ideal man of each society, which was not always fulfilled. Explores how several similarities and differences can be made from core issues of both the knights and the samurai, including feudalism, being guided by a code of honor, education, religion, weapons, and armor.

Describes the life of and rule of Russian ruler Catherine the Great. Explores her political maneuverings and rise to the title of empress. Discusses essays written about her reign and debates if she was the savior of Russia.

Analyzes documents which detail the history of and reasons behind indentured servitude. Answers the most important questions about the practice. Discusses who benefited most from indentured labor laws.

The Treaty of Versailles dictated in effect that Germany was the sole nation responsible for World War I, the sole nation to pay for all the damages caused to the other nations from the war, and the most disregarded of the defeated nations. Was the treaty fair to Germany, or too harsh?

The history of Canada's Dionne quintuplets, and how they were publicly and privately exploited by the Province of Ontario and their own father.

Discusses the Spanish American War. Examines its causes. Explores well known battles. Analyzes the result of the war and its lasting effect on world events.

The United States took an isolationist role in the early 20th century, which was ended by the needed involvement in World War II and the United States helped found the United Nations as a means to end this isolationism. The history of the UN during the Cold War and the Iraq War is also discussed.

A history of the Allies' D-Day invasion, including facts about the landings on Omaha and Utah beaches in France, the troop movements of various Allies nations, and information about troop losses and captured soldiers.

A 'just' war is defined as an international law doctrine that postulates that a war can be just only if it satisfies a set of moral or legal rules. There are three criteria in the issue of a Just war. The first is Jus de Bellum which concerns with the justice of getting into war. The second is Jus in Bello which concerns with the justice of conduct within war after war has begun. Thirdly, Jus post bellum, concerns the justice of peace agreements and the termination phase of war.

Exmines two causes of World War II, nationalism and liberalism. Identifies the ways in which liberalism and nationalism both played important roles in the growth of the participating countries and in the growth of the war itself.

My essay is about the poem "Evolution" by Sherman Alexia and how it relates to history.

Essay is on how World War I affected the world's economy, technology, and power.

The Inca Empire in modern-day Peru lasted from 1450-1530 until in was destroyed by the invading Spanish colonialists.

Summarizes Stanley J. Stein's famous work, "Vassouras." Describes the book's significance to Brazilian agricultural life. Examines the unusual setting for the text.

This is a testimony written to defend Louis Riel in the most famous trial in Canadian History.

This essay is an analysis of Wilfred Owen through poems he wrote during World War I.

This essay deals with the question:
"Between the years 1788-1970 were the Aborigines considered subjects or citizens?"

Analyzes the process of Australian reconciliation and examines the difficulties that must be overcome. Describes the current plight of Australian's aboriginal people.

The history of the Inuit of Nunavet self-government movement in Canada. This group of aboriginal Canadians (Eskimos) have successfully pushed for legislative and constitutional changes that led to the creation of the self-governing territory of Nunavet.

Indigenous Australians have experienced many difficulties and struggles related to the issue of their rights and freedoms. Since the white settlement, the indigenous population have been discriminated against, oppressed and denied basic rights.

An overview of absolutism as practiced by three rulers in world history -- Louis XIV of France, Suleiman the Magnificent of the Ottoman Empire, and Peter the Great of Russia.

Adolf Hitler was born on April 20th, 1889. As a young boy, Adolf Hitler dreamed of becoming a priest, but soon discovered that he had a talent as an artist.Many efforts were made to Kill Hitler during the war, but none were successful. On April 30th, 1945, Adolf Hitler killed himself, followed by his long-term mistress and new bride, Eva Braun.

Adolf Hitler may seem an evil and a terrifying man, but he was a man with a mission and vision. His passion, dependability, and confidence made Germany a powerful nation.

Compares Adolf Hitler to Machiavelli's "The Prince". Keywords: Nazi, Germany, philosophy

Examines the lives of world leaders Adolf Hitler and Peter the Great. Describes each man's role in history, tracing the achievements, similarities, and even dramatic downfalls during their reigns. Explores how each man built powerful armies and used them to extend military and government strength by invading foreign nations and extending their political power.

This essay is about Adolph Hitler's life and the events which led up to his powerful role in the German government. Discusses historical events leading up to World War II.

The essay is about two strong leaders whose leadership helped liberate their country to democracy.

An examination of how perceptions of aggression and civility have changed over time, and how human nature has changed. Over time, people have changed their behavior to be more civil and less aggressive.

Alexander Graham Bell was born in 1847. He had died in the year 1922. He was the inventor of alot of things. The one he is most known for is the telephone...

Essay examines the magnificent life led by Alexander the Great.

Alexander the Great was thought to be super-human almost from birth. He was compared to the Greek god, Zeus, and that is what Alexander believed too. It is known that Alexander was born to King Philip the II and Queen Olympia's of Greek Macedonia in 356 BC, and Alexander took over the throne at the young age of 20.

Alexander the Great was actually not great at all. A ruthless man who had no regard for innocent lives, Alexander was a reckless, negligent military leader who treated his troops with great disrespect.

Essay provides a report on the country of Algeria.