American revolution

Monroe Doctrine

The dual principles of US foreign policy were announced in Congress in 1823 by US President Monroe's message. These two principles are: 1) the formation of new colonies; 2) the political restriction of European governments on the Continent. The doctrine was announced...

Divided States (1): Virginia

During the 1620s and 1635s, great economic pressure prevailed in England. Many people became unemployed. The Industrial Revolution had brought about a textile nascent industry that needed to produce as much wool and yarn as it could to spin the wheels of the industry....

Prohibited Literature in America (2) Roots

Roots: The Saga of an American Family written by contemporary American author Alex Haley. In this story, he depicts the life of his family and ancestors. The central message of this story is poor situation of African Americans and the expression of sufferings and...

The Native American Genocide

One of the interesting things about studying the history of American continents is the discussion of the natives of the continent and the unfriendly (!) Behavior of European immigrants with them. This audio file, attempts to give a though brief, dimensions of these...

The American Civil War and the Industrial Revolution

North and South Economy Difference Although slave trade was banned from Africa in year 1808, it continued to be smuggled due to the growth of the textile industry. North and South America apparently had two separate economies, and the South relied on agricultural...

The American Revolution – The First Step to Build Holy Land
The independence of the nouveau riche British in America promised to make a modern world based on the oldest aspirations of centers of Jewish wealth and power. The uprising and following it the independence of the thirteen British states against ancient British colonization marked the beginning of a new era of modern aggression and colonization in recent centuries. The country that considered its most important calendar day, 4th July 1776, Independence Day, has been violating the right of independence and life of every nation and people that were on its way from its inception. The path of developing of American influence and colonization from the Indians, Blacks, Mexicans and Latin Americans to all parts of the globe, the origins of these events, the influencers, the flows and events involved, will be discussed in this section.

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