The appeasement policy was a policy adopted by Britain and France and it was a major player in the outbreak of the war. Appeasement was first introduced in the mid 1930s by Stanley Baldwin who was then the British Prime Minister. But it was Neville Chamberlain who changed this appeasement policy when he ascended to … Read More»

Share this: Facebook  Twitter  Reddit  LinkedIn  WhatsApp   Since the beginning of human life, two main reasons for the war amongst men has been ones survival, or the urge to gain territories. Recently, our rapid advance in the field of science and technology has resulted in greatly improved tools of warfare. This has made these wars more and more deadly. The … Read More»

Introduction The Apprenticeship System was intended to provide a smooth transition for the ex-enslaved into freedom after Emancipation was declared. It also ensured an adequate supply of labour for Planters during the period it lasted.[1] The newly made Apprentices were separated into two groups: the Praedials who were to work 6 years in the fields and … Read More»

The Arab-Israeli conflict refers to the political tensions between the Arab people of the Middle-East and the Jewish community of present-day Israel that has lasted for over a century. HISTORY OF CONFLICT . Ancient Israel and Judea defeated by roman in 135CE. Romans made them as there slave from Jerusalem. And after Arab attack on … Read More»

The Ottoman Empire’s culture evolved over a number of years as the ruling Turks administration adapted, absorbed, and modified the traditions of their people and those of conquered lands. According to Faroghi (2005) the Ottoman Empire experienced strong influence from languages, customs, and traditions from societies of Islamic origin, particularly Arabic, whereas Persian culture had … Read More»

Middle East has not known peace for many years; Israel-Arabic conflicts have seen many lives wasted as each camp argues its rights to the land in dispute. The cause of the conflicts is very complicated. The present Israel nation was originally Canaan and was conquered in 1250 B.C by the Jews. King Solomon reigned over … Read More»

After 31 BC, as Augustus secured overall power in Rome, he set about a series of radical reforms which affected almost every area of public life, and some areas even of private life (the marriage laws, for example). His intentions were on a grand scale; he planned to regenerate Rome and its people after the … Read More»

Share this: Facebook  Twitter  Reddit  LinkedIn  WhatsApp   In the Iron Age most European communities would have been linked together to some degree and this can be seen as a continuation of contact established during the Bronze Age (Piggott 1965: 174). Peaceful trade between these communities, for goods that were either a basic necessity or possibly just desirable, would happen for … Read More»

Throughout the course of the semester, we have explored many different aspects concerning Greek archaeology. “Archaeology is the study of human society, primarily through recovery and analysis of the material culture and environmental data which they have left behind, which includes artifacts, architecture, biofacts, and cultural landscapes” (Wikipedia). The history of past cultures has been … Read More»

Ancient Egypt was a civilization that flourished between the years of 3100 B.C.E and 332 B.C.E. The people of Egypt were very advanced compared to the rest of the world. They made advancements in mathematics, medicine, building techniques, and literature that the rest of the world wouldn’t see for another thousand years, and all of … Read More»