War Essays

The assignment was to watch the first episode of the series “Latino Americans” and of course, write about what it was about and how I felt about it. The first episode included a period in time when the Spanish were running their own things to becoming “Foreigners in their own …

Emmett Vidaurri 01/29/19 History of Wyatt Earp Wyatt Earp was a monumental American frontiersman that lived from March 19, 1848, to January 13, 1929. He was born in Monmouth Texas. (Thesis)…(purpose of report) Wyatt Earp’s mother, Virginia Ann Cooksey, was Nicholas Earp’s second wife. Nicholas Earp was a stubborn man …

In the mid-19th century, America began to aspire towards acquiring territorial possessions in the region today known as Latin America. The Mexican American War was fought from 1846 to 1848 and ended with Mexico being forced to sell all its territory north of the Rio Grande to the United States …

The Kansas-Nebraska Act was introduced by Stephen A Douglas with the aim of mandating popular sovereignty in territories and allowing the settlers of a new state to either accept or reject slavery at will. The Kansas-Nebraska Act was a pro-slavery bill which gave Nebraska and Kansas the power to open …

Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson was considered to be one of the South’s most successful Confederate Army generals in the American Civil War, he was General Lee’s right hand man, and a war hero. He lived from 1824 until 1863 when he died from pneumonia after being injured from friendly fire in …

“On Seeing England for the First Time” In the essay, it’s about England and she describes how she lived in her colony. She describes her viewpoint on England by giving her childhood perspective of how she lives in the Caribbean Island and give details and facts about nature and how …

When we think of the Second World War, we often picture a slight variation of roughly the same concept: muscular, American soldiers storming the beaches of France to push the Nazi tyrants back and win the War. This depiction, however, tragically omits the many soldiers who did not march on …

The Rise of power in Germany 1933-1943 Germany’s rise to power began in January of 1933 when Adolf Hitler was made chancellor of Germany by the president of Germany Hindenburg. The presidents’ hope was the Adolf, who was the leader of the Nazi party, could be the one to rescue …

September 1st, 1939, Russia and Nazi Germany storm into Poland. The Poles fought hard, but they fell One week later. World war Two had begun. Britain and France declare war on Germany. June 3rd, 1940, Germany starts bombing campaigns on Paris. Meanwhile 8 days later, Norway falls to Germany, Italy …

The economies of countries like German and Japan were struggling following world war one and the great depression. World war two is ushered in by Germany’s refusal to honor the Treaty of Versailles and attacking Poland, and as a result, Britain and France declared war on Germany. Japan, Germany, and …