Paul Clark

World War I did not make the world safer for democracy to flourish. As said by previous educators, the failure of the League of Nations in establishing a powerful body which nations respected led...

John Boyne uses a series of techniques to explore the themes of discrimination and prejudice in The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. First, he writes the story through the eyes of Bruno, a pretty normal...

The American workforce, like others in modern developed countries, is changing at a more alarming pace. When America first became a nation, its population was made up largely of farmers. By the...

A closer reading of Douglass's narrative brings out more intricate details about slavery. As a child, he suffered from abuse, starvation, and cold. He recounts how slaves would be forced to sleep...

Industrialization happened long before the organization of women's rights movements. As per the previous answer, before the industrial revolution, most people were involved in agriculture or...

The answer to this question is different for the various countries that were directly involved in World War I, so to provide a blanket answer is not easy. However, there were certain patterns which...

The answer to this question relies upon an examination of three main systems of forced labor in the seventeenth century. Indentured servitude was the most common practice throughout the early...

The idea of manifest destiny was not a new one before John O’Sullivan coined the phrase in his essay “Annexation”, published in The United States Magazine and Democratic Review in 1845. The process...