Category: War

Crude World

Have you ever really considered why oil is such a big deal? In case you didn’t know, oil is much

During Eisenhower’s early years in office, the issue of Vietnam came before him. Vietnam was a portion of the larger

When Americans think of the 1950s, many of us conjure up images of wives in aprons and dads returning home

These two countries were bitterly embroiled in the most vicious war that either had ever seen. Japan unexpectedly bombed the

As we discussed earlier in the year, there were two competing forces in the world as we entered the Industrial

The late 1940s and early 1950s were a time of growing tension, both abroad and at home. Relations between the

Religion offered many American revolutionaries moral approval of their opposition to British rule. However, not all religious sects or religious

You’ve all heard of first-world problems like having to use milk instead of half-and-half in your coffee, being too cold

The lessons learned and changes made after World War I contrast sharply with those made after World War II. The