The following essay contrasts two different sources talking about the Hernando de Soto's journey throughout the southeastern are of North America. The comparison shows that one source more objectively sheds light on the horrors de Soto's expetition brought upon native people of North America.
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The following essay discusses the Puritans' view on King Philip's War. The Puritan's consistently believed that the outcomes of the various events of the war derived from the actions of God.
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The following essay discusses the international community set up by Chinese people from Taishan during the nineteenth century. People of Taishan had very few economic opportunities, so they looked to the United States for work. Through the cooperation of Chinese people working in the United States and their relatives remaining in Taishan, a unique community without borders emerged.
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The following essay discusses the CIA's operation to overthrow Jacobo Arbenz. The essay explores the anticommunist motives for the operation while analyzing its successes and weaknesses.
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During the 1960's, the United States delved its hands in various proxy wars to combat the spread of communism. The following essay discusses U.S. covert action in Zaire. Specifically, the essay explores why the U.S. accomplished its mission in Zaire so easily.
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During the 20th century, and even before then, many people from the United States held a paternalistic view of China. They believed that Chinese people desired Americanization. The following essay discusses the various ways American propaganda idealized China as being a nation that aspired to be like the United States.
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