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.

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?"

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

This essay is about a comparison between capitalism and socialism.

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.

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.

Which did more to bring about the end of the Cold War, the actions and decisions of individual statesmen, or long-term impersonal factors? While the actions of Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev played important roles in this process, impersonal factors such as the inherent inefficiencies of the Soviet system and the continued Western policy of containment had a greater impact in ending the Cold War.

Explores the history of World War I. Discusses various theories as to what started the war. Questions if the diplomatic decisions made by European leaders in crucial events subsequent to the death of Franz Ferdinand initiated the Great War.

Causes of the Korean Conflict in the early 1950s included the U.S. policy of containing Communism, the invasion of South Korea by USSR, and the backing of the USSR by the Chinese government lead by Mao Zedong.

Political and economic factors both served as causes of the Mexican Revolution in 1910. The extremely corrupt government of Porifirio Diaz created severe poverty in Mexico, separating classes and creating tension between those classes. And the Mexican economy suffered from instability as a result of both extreme poverty and its overdependence on loans from foreign nations.

It is often stated that Germany was the primary cause of World War I. Although the nation certainly played a role, empire building by Britain, France and other nations was a factor. The assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary triggered the war's first shots.

World War I introduced chemical weapons such as poison gas and mass air bombardment of civilians, and it mobilized more soldiers and caused more casualties than any previous conflict. The collapse of Bismarckian-era alliances, the arms race during the late nineteenth century, crises in Africa, and the Bosnian crisis of 1908 all played important roles in the events leading to the outbreak of hostilities.

Provides a basic overview of the three background cases of Word War I. Focuses on imperialism, nationalism and the assassination of the Archduke.

Describes how Imperialism, Nationalism and Militarism contributed to the outbreak of World War I.

Explores causes of the second World War. Contends there were deeper issues than just the rise of Hitler in Germany.

Essay explains how the three main causes of World War I were alliances, militarism, and nationalism.

This essay is about Celine Dion and how much is she important for the Canadian history.

This essay deals with how the enlightenment era of 18th century Western Civilization brought Discusses changes to life and how three novelists/scientists feel about the change the world was going through.

Describes the changes in Australia's aboriginal policy between 1901 and 1996. Explores aboriginal culture. Examines the prejudice against them.

War and Conversion under Charlemagne

Discusses the impact of Che Guevara on the world and how his image has emerged in pop-culture.

The Chechen-Russian Wars were, and continue to be, a period of intense fighting within the state of Russia. Though the struggle is between Russia and Chechnya, only Russia is internationally recognized as a state. The wars themselves are historically divided into two periods, 1994-1996 and 1999 to present day.

Essay briefly discusses the chernobyl accident.

A ficticious letter pretending to be a child writing to their parents while working during the industrial revolution.

Contrasts the life of children in the ancient cities of Sparta and Athens. Concludes that children in Athens led much easier lives than their counterparts in Sparta, were better educated and enjoyed better health.

A short history of China and its developments over time. Known as the world's oldest most continuous major civilization, China has remained a strong country through its series of ruling dynasties, which helped to develop a system of bureaucratic control, as well as its culture, developed in part through the ideas of Confucianism and common writing.

Views the various theological differences and states many disputes between the two religions over the years.

Provides biographical detail on the life of Christopher Colombus. Debates the controversy of his "discovery" of America.

A critical biography of explorer Christopher Columbus, who many believe to be a hero. Rather than a true explorer, Columbus was actually a conqueror of people.

Examines Christopher Columbus' 1492 exploration and unintentional discovery of America. Discusses if the discovery has been discredited. Describes the consequences of his accidental landing. Argues if Columbus should be viewed as a villain.

Essay on Cinco de Mayo (The Fifth of May), a Spanish holiday that celebrates the victory of the Mexican army over the French army.

This is an essay about how Cinco De Mayo originated and it give a full descritpion of all that took place to make Cinco De Mayo.

The Civil War

Civil War

My essay evaluates the early civilzations of Mesopotamia and Egypt.

Clashes between the European settlers of Australia and the reconciliation between "white" Australia and the Aborigines.

Describes life on board the Titanic. Discusses the three different class divisions and explores the type of people in each class. Examines how all three classes were treated upon being rescued by the Carpathia.

Essay is an outline of the classical era in Latin America and Western Europe.

Essay consists of a discussion of the Cold War as well as its effects on the world.