The Mexico-American war was a conventional conflict characterized by the use of traditional armies as American forces invaded the territory of Mexico. Before annexation of Texas, there were migrants from America who settled in the land on strict conditions. The settlers increased in number with time almost overpopulating the original...

The cultural, political, economic and religious backgrounds and beliefs of people in colonial America often helped determine whether they supported or opposed the American Revolution. Massachusetts colonists provide examples of this statement with respect to their support or opposition of the American Revolution. In terms of religious background and practices,...

The Affordable Care Act of 2010 allowed millions of Americans affordable access to health insurance plans. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 is also known as Obamacare, and it enables Americans to access insurance by necessitating insurers to allow all applicants charges based on population averages irrespective...

The early 20th century was a notable period in American history as there was a significant number of changes that were integrated and introduced culturally. The overall nature of life in America for many individuals, especially for members of communities such as the African-American community, began to see a substantial...

The Watergate scandal occurred on June 17, 1972; it was first believed that this was just a regular break-in and that there was no deeper reason for it. Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodruff were journalists for the Washington Post in 1972, and both were sent to cover the break-in at...