Socyberty > Tags > history history Subscribe by RSS Imperial Sentiment in Early 20th Century Canada by ziad, Aug 27, 2007 A summary of arguments regarding British imperial sentiment as felt in early 20th century Canada. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 Criticism of Post-colonial Historical Methodology by ziad, Aug 27, 2007 A critique on post-colonial approaches to writing history. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 The Annales School of History by ziad, Aug 27, 2007 The Annales school of historical methodology. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 Orientalism by ziad, Aug 27, 2007 One of the more influential works of the postcolonial historical approach is Orientalism by Edward Said. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 Vietnam War: The August Memo by ziad, Aug 27, 2007 What has come to be described as the August Memo, a key document in the Diem Coup during the Vietnam war. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 Relations Between the Khmer Rouge and the American Government by ziad, Aug 27, 2007 The Khmer Rouge, a genocidal regime in Cambodia, had ongoing relations with the Americans. This is a brief review of the relations. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 Henry Cabot Lodge and the 1963 Diem Coup by ziad, Aug 27, 2007 The 1963 Diem coup during the Vietnam War as well as the American ambassador's role in it. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 American Involvement in Cuba and Philippines in the 19th and 20th Centuries by ziad, Aug 27, 2007 The years spanning the late 19th and early 20th centuries is often referred to as the formal imperial phase of American history. The primary evidence upon which this conclusion is based centers almost entirely on the behavior of the United States towards two main political entities: Cuba and the Philippines. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 Defining Genocide: A Legal and Social Perspective by ziad, Aug 27, 2007 A scholarly analysis of genocide from a legal and social outlook. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 American Response to the Holocaust by ziad, Aug 27, 2007 The Holocaust, the targeted destruction of so many jews and others by the Nazis, continues to live in the memory of the present generations in large part due to the Jewish community itself who has never allowed us to forget. What is also not forgotten and of great relevance especially for scholars, is the reaction of the international community towards the atrocities as they were happening. Comments(1)   Liked It: 1 «Prev 12...2930313233...383940Next» Sorted by: Most PopularMost LikedMost CommentedMost Recent Inside Socyberty Activism  / Advice  / Crime  / Death  / Disabled  / Economics  / Education  / Ethnicity  / Folklore  / Future  / Gay & Lesbians  / Government  / History  / Holidays  / Issues  / Languages  / Law  / Lifestyle Choices  / Men  / Military  / Organizations  / Paranormal  / People  / Philanthropy  / Philosophy  / Politics  / Psychology  / Relationships  / Religion  / Sexuality  / Social Sciences  / Society  / Sociology  / Spirituality  / Subcultures  / Support Groups  / Women  / Work Web Socyberty Popular history Tags America American ancient death education Essay government Greece history Hitler Life love military people politics Russia society United States war world Popular history Writers Andrew Sean Murphy ashley Bastian Bradley Rieth Brett Mitchell D. Anthony Williams darkside53 Jared Stenzel lucia anna Maria Elle Max Miroff Nearly Anonymous Ronald Marbles (The Abacus) Samuel Singh Scythe shaane soccerplayer9 SomeGuy whipermr5 zompirewolf

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