On 1954, the Supreme Court made a decision that separating public schools for blacks and whites were unconstitutional. This case is known as Brown v. Board of education. This declared that all public schools be integrated thus allowing blacks and … Continue reading
This video is a speech made by Senator Warren G. Harding in 1920. Harding later becomes the 29th president during the period of 1921-1923. We may not recognize him, since he is known for not doing anything when he was … Continue reading
I relate this image to Josiah Strong’s position he takes during the 1990’s. Strong was a clergyman and also a writer, who sought to introduce, spread and update the idea of Manifest Destiny. He influenced many white Americans of this … Continue reading
What we may see it as the reality or the truth in history, may sometimes be false or inaccurate. Since many of the writings created about historical events may include the authors opinion. Thus readers may receive a different impression than what … Continue reading
Historical evidence allows and gives the human being a chance to look back at their mistakes and improve upon it. The historical sources and evidence we, students have now help us to learn and study the events in history. As … Continue reading