Author: Karsten A. Gregory

Interviewer: Mary Larson

Discover the affects of Freemasonry on the American Revolution.

Author: Michael Carlucci

Interviewer: Christopher Tolk

This paper dives into the post-World War II era and explains how something as simple as textiles changed the way the entire world did business.

Author: Christopher Tolk

Interviewer: Lucas Boardman

During the 18th century Saltpeter was an important compound that was key to making gunpowder, making it a valuable resource.

Author: Lucas Boardman

Interviewer: Christopher Tolk

Prelude to War created an ideological drive for all Americans, on the battlefront and the home front, to win World War II by framing the war was a fight between enslavement and freedom.

Author: Mary Larson Interviewer: Karsten Gregory Dolley Madison helped to establish the early Washington D.C society through her efforts as First Lady. She both effective created a new American Style…

Author: Kevin DeLaney

Interviewer: Nick Seidel

This paper explores the various ways in which President Kennedy's leadership and diplomacy skills led to the de-escalation of the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Author:Emily Stegner:

Interviewer:Luna Brown:

The Montgomery Bus Boycott was the catalyst of the non-violent civil rights movement because it brought attention to the problems of segregation, proved change could be made through peaceful protest, and began the careers of influential activists.

Author: [Anna Bowen] Interviewer: [Christine Culko]   [The Holocaust is one of the most famous cases of crimes against humanity. During this period, millions of lives perished with the Jewish…

Author: [Ian Pulley]

Interviewer: [John Hanley]

[The personality of Stalin played an important role during his years of leadership before, during and after World War Two. It not only took a toll on his political agenda and the Russian people but his life as well.]

Author: [Chris Kucik] Interviewer: [Justin Sawyer]. [After getting pushed back all the way to the beaches of Dunkirk, France, the British Army was forced to retreat back to their home country. While it was a huge military defeat at the time, the British citizens found a way to find positivity within the disaster.]