Jacksonian Democracy
Jacksonian Democracy meant that politically, everyone would have a say; most importantly the common man.
Virginia: A Success Story in The New World
The New World was seen as an opportunity for those who wanted a better life. Those who became successful achieved their goals because they learned of new goods to sell and ways to increase their production.
John and Edward X Factor
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Post WWII America: Life in the ’50s
The life the veterans returned to was not the life they expected. The society they lived in was full of racism, dominating gender roles, and a scripted lifestyle.
John’s Final Campaign
The story of King John’s final campaign, 1215/16 in Northern England.
John’s Final Campaign
The story of King John’s final campaign, 1215/16 in Northern England.
Pope Joan: A Female Pope?
Today, the possibility that there was once a female pope, or papess, is known to many people – from reading Lawrence Durrell’s light-hearted novel, Pope Joan. For centuries, however, the historical existence of a female pope was treated as fact.
The Human Third Eye
We have a very powerful organ within us that we can use at all times and use to our benefit and built it to be really strong. This is the human third eye. Read on to find out what this part of us is that can work even if all of the other sensory organs fail..
The Origin of The Word “Boycott”
More and more boycotts are taking place during the economic recession, but do you know where the word came from?
The Stroop Effect: Why It Works
I did a science fair project on the Stroop Effect, which is a common phenomena used in psychological testing. I experimented with different tests to discover why this works.





















