A book review I wrote on "Love & Hate in Jamestown" by David A. Price.

Miles Standish’s troops often took food and land from the American Indian. This would in turn upset the Indians.

Americans have a tendency to tramble over anybody who gets in their way. Using literature and history, this essay explains the power-thirsty, abusive Americans we are capable of being.

An essay that discusses the effects the Europeans had on the Native Americans in the early days of American colonization.

Why Loyalists from the 18th century were correct in their standings.

Identity and unity as Americans in 1750-1776.

Differences in the way of life between Native Americans and European settlers were a major factor contributing to the tension that led to brutal wars between the two cultures. Misunderstandings over a wide range of topics from treaties to basic human rights were common, leading to high tension and mistrust between the Natives and Colonists. European ruthlessness, as well as the several advantages they had over Native American tribes, resulted in a bloody extermination of many Native American tribes and cultures.

Explains the source of conflict between the natives and the colonists during the early 1600s in Virginia and Massachusetts Bay.

The Indians from colonial times did not have enough knowledge to profit in trading with colonists.

The word ‘Hottentots’ was a name disparagingly used to refer to the Khoikhoi people that lived in the southern parts of the African continent…