Irish American History Irish American history started in the late 16th century when beggars and petty criminals were transported from Ireland to the West Indies. These two groups of what was known as low-class citizens later joined war prisoners who were deported from Ireland into the United States in the mid-17th century after the Oliver Cromwell’s led war that led to the defeat of Ireland. […]

Introduction Peter Shaffer’s play Amadeus gives a deeply fictionalized version of the lives of two composers known as Antonio Salieri and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The play was first performed in 1979, and it was inspired by Alexander Pushkin’s short 1830 play known as Mozart and Salieri. The Amadeus incorporates a high significant use of music from known composers such as Salieri and Mozart, as well […]

Introduction Peter Shaffer’s play Amadeus gives a deeply fictionalized version of the lives of two composers known as Antonio Salieri and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The play was first performed in 1979, and it was inspired by Alexander Pushkin’s short 1830 play known as Mozart and Salieri. The Amadeus incorporates a high significant use of music from known composers such as Salieri and Mozart, as well […]

A salient characteristic of the United States (U.S.) after World War II was the marked increase in consumerism. There was increased demand for products that included automobiles, novel home appliances like television, refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, Tupperware, and microwave units among others (Brinkley, 2015: Brinkley, 2017). Underpinning the increase in consumerism was an increase in individual earnings because of the expanding economy. With more income, a […]

Global Entrepreneurship: Neo-Nationalism The disillusionment with the political establishment is palpable with the increasing nationalist sentiments across the EU and North America. More responsible EU politics includes the citizens of EU’s participating countries having a say in who governs them and how the governance process will work. While the EU has made great strides in uniting both international and native communities across Europe, the perception […]

PART A: 1. Problem  Iqbal Quadir was a New York Banker from Bangladesh. Quadir’s upbringing in rural Bangladesh and his experience as a Banker in New York led him to ponder over why poverty persisted in third-world economies yet the knowledge and resources to eliminate it existed. Quadir singled out the low levels of productivity in Bangladesh, particularly among the impoverished communities in rural areas, […]

A salient characteristic of the United States (U.S.) after World War II was the marked increase in consumerism. There was increased demand for products that included automobiles, novel home appliances like television, refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, Tupperware, and microwave units among others (Brinkley, 2015: Brinkley, 2017). Underpinning the increase in consumerism was an increase in individual earnings because of the expanding economy. With more income, a […]

Introduction The article by Lynn White goes to great depth to speak on the historical roots of the crisis that has befallen the ecological construct of man. This article has been an eye opener, and it is fair to state that humankind is at the center of it all. Humankind is an essential aspect of matters to do with the environment and its elements such […]

The United States of America after the Civil War was devastated socioeconomically and politically, particularly in the South after the emancipation of the African American slaves. Yet, the aftermath of the civil war ushered in an era of capitalistic expansion that spurred America’s economy to heights it had not experienced before, a model that persists to the present day. Although numerous individuals, businesses, and political […]

Journal Review Scott, Joan Wallach. “Gender: A Useful Category Of Historical Analysis,” In Gender And The Politics Of History.. 2nd ed. New York: Columbia University Press, 1999. Thesis The thesis for this work is a review of the concepts of gender and the way these aspects affect our historical understanding. Scott has successfully defined this thesis by reviewing the aspect of gender from varying perspectives. For […]