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The United States Presidential election of 1800 became one of the most radical elections of its time. This election candidates were Thomas Jefferson a Democratic-Republican, Aaron Burr a Democratic-Republican, John Adams a Federalist, C. C. Pinkney a Federalist, and John Jay who was a Federalist also. This was the first election where people ran for…

Health care is an issue that all Americans will have to face at some point in their lives. In this paper I will talk about how some ideas affect the outcome of this system and its associated costs. In reviewing literature on Obamacare, I will show that is was effective and saved cost for the…

On November 25, in Tijuana, Mexico, tear gas was fired into a crowd of children and adults attempting to illegally cross the border. Videos and pictures showcasing the event surfaced on the internet, throwing the media into a frenzy. People from all across America were sharing their opinions on the matter. On one hand, people…

Here in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, November 19, 1863, after Edward Everett’s speech, President Lincoln presents a brief 2 minutes, an inspiring remark that will surely have a lasting impact on the people and the nation. Many attended and listened to President Lincoln’s tribute to the fallen soldiers who entered and fought in one of the difficult,…

After the Civil War the federal government was in a tough position, there needed to be legislation ensuring the freedom of slaves as well as a plan for bringing southern states back into the Union. Reconstruction was the plan that was supposed to take care of these issues. However, Reconstruction looked different to different people….

The civil war was a time where our nation was forced todecide whether being “One nation” was truly best for our country. The issue ofslavery had since been a problem or issue for each president before Lincoln. Procrastinationsby congress such as the GAG rule, had put off the issue of slavery, but in 1864tensions had…

The significance of Chief John Ross is he served in many leading positions within the Cherokee Nation. He drafted their constitution in 1827 and was appointed principal chief of the Cherokee from 1828 through 1866. During this time he fought endlessly for the Cherokee tribe and tried to prevent the Indian Removal Act. He became…

George Washington was the Commander-in-Chief of the Continental army. He led them all through the American revolution. He was a very intelligent man and a very good leader. Having such a high position during the war helped the people trust him into leading our country. He was elected unanimously and re-elected unanimously. He would become…

November 22nd, 1963 the world was changed forever. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Three days later on November 25th, the world had to say goodbye to a beloved president at his state funeral. One of the most iconic images from those few days was the photo of JFK Jr., age 3, giving his father’s…

Maya Angelou once said, “History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again.” This quote is very accurate. On the same date in different years of history, these important events happened over time. Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address, 1863. Steamboat Willie premiered, 1928. The Great Depression…