History Dissertation Examples

Name: Professor: Course: Date: Jacksonian Democracy As the term democracy defines, it was a political philosophy in the United States that took place in 19th –century. It promoted greater democracy, especially for a common man. It became the nation’s leading political with the help of President Andrew Jackson and the supporters. Jacksonian Democracy lasted from…

Name: Professor: Course: Date: Robert Borden Sir Robert Borden addressing the troops(2005) This is a picture of me inspecting a platoon in the year 1917. I was part of the group to go and fight in the first world war representing Canada and the allied forces. I was celebrated for making great contributions to the…

Name Instructor Course Date The Gilded and Progressive Eras The Gilded Age is a term used to refer to an era in America in the 19th century when the great revolution occurred. The period was characterized by industrialization, growth in wealth and production and provision of freedom and citizenship to the slaves. Numerous innovations and…

Students Name: Course: Date: Introduction After the colonization of the United States by the Europeans, there was vast land growth, plenty of work but there was inadequate labor force. A lot of labor was needed to work in the fields which included both men and women. White servants who came from Europe engaged themselves in…

Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date of Submission Exam 2 Questions 1. What were three scandals of the Harding Administration? In your answer, include the people who were involved in these scandals including their cabinet positions. The Harding administration was faced with many scandals. The Teapot Dome Scandal was one of the worst scandals where…

The American Workers Welfare The welfare of the American worker has continued to decline over the past years. The 2008 recession aggravated the situation with payrolls decreasing significantly affecting the average union worker; the unemployment rate has sharply decreased with the compensation not matching the employee’s productivity. The American workers has been forced to cater…

Name Instructor Course Date Robert Borden Sir Robert Borden was a prolific leader during his era especially in the First World War when he was the prime minister (Rutherdale 84). He was born on 26 June 1854 (Craig 37). He was the leader of Liberal-Conservative Party (1901-1920), and he was the eighth prime minister of…