Effects of colonialism upon Native Americans
The question of intrusiveness by European powers upon newly “discovered” Native Americans is not a question of which colonial style did or didn’t damage the lands they stumbled upon, but who comparatively was the most harmful. Focusing on Spain, England, and France will show how deep the impacts of colonialism [...]
October 15, 2008
Categories: ALL, Philosophy, Theory, non-fiction . Tags: Colonialism, England, France, History, Native Americans, Spain, The new World . Author: mastadonzq . Comments: Leave a Comment
Conflict and Cultures
The conflict in Ireland, while having many similarities with the current conflict in the Middle East, has a much better chance of coming to a peaceful solution. The first and most prominent reason for this is the fact that the cultures in conflict in Ireland are very similar while the Israelis [...]
October 15, 2008
Categories: ALL, News, Opinions, Philosophy, Theory, non-fiction . Tags: Catholics, England, History, IRA, Ireland, Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Protestants, War . Author: mastadonzq . Comments: Leave a Comment
Radio was a significant, though largely unrecognized weapon used in World War two by both Axis and Allied nations. The medium was used effectively when targeting countries or areas that already had large internal divisions. It was also used significantly to unify the United States and promote the war effort.
It is important to define [...]
October 9, 2008
Categories: ALL, Theory, non-fiction . Tags: England, Germany, History, Propaganda, Radio, US, War, World War Two . Author: mastadonzq . Comments: 3 Comments