Events Of The 20th Century That Will Impact The 21st Century
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10 pages in length. The writer discusses various events that occurred during the 20th century that will continue to have an effect upon the 21st century. Bibliography lists 11 sources. TLC20-21.wps
Filename: TLC20-21.wps

Failure Of The League Of Nations
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A 4 page essay on The League of Nations, Woodrow Wilson's role, and the unfortunate reasons for its failure. Wilson's 14 points are briefly analyzed and regarded as a "clouded dream." No Bibliography.
Filename: Leagnati.wps

FDR's New Deal and Its Impacts on US Politics
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This is a 4 page paper in which the writer discusses the basic New Deal concepts - effective coalition, the sense of the 'deal,' 'liberalism' and the influence of money—upon US politics. The New Deal as the 'dream' of FDR and its current relevance is also examined. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: Bbnewdeal.doc.

Fifth Avenue, New York, NY
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A 12 page research paper on the history and characteristics of New York's Fifth Avenue. The writer describes the changing structure, architecture, the spectacular parades, and the stores of the famed avenue. Bibliography lists 5 sources. (Begins Before the Twentieth Century).
Filename: Fifthave.wps

Flight 800 / Air Tragedy
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A 6 page paper describing the events following the fatal accident. Details of the search which ensued are covered. The fact that there were two sperate conclusions as to the cause of the crash is descrbed. There are also details given as to the changes in regulations ,and rules that occurred as a result of the crash. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: Flight80.wps

Forts As Trade Centers In the Old West
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A 12 page analysis of two accounts of Anglo-American colonization of the West: Indian Survival on the California Frontier by Alberto Hurtado and Ritual Ground by Daniel C. Comer. These two historians are part of a new wave of scholars who are revealing aspects of history not found in traditional texts. The writer demonstrates how these two scholars place historical events within a sociological context which gives new insight into this topic. No additional sources cited.
Filename: Bentfort.wps

General George Patton -- Bred to Be the Man He Was
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A 15 page paper describing Patton and his life and what it was that makes him a man that was bred to be a soldier. That is to state that he was not born to be a soldier. He was in fact trained and educated to become one. A general description of his life helps illustrate the points made. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
Filename: Gpatton.wps

General Robert E. Lee / A Man of Principle ?
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In this well-written 12 page paper, the writer examines the life and service of Confederate General Robert E. Lee. For the most part, the research is concerned with whether or not his decision to leave the U.S. military and join the Confederate Army was based upon character & principle or just selfish ignorance and loyalty to a "petty" state flag. It is argued and concluded that Lee was indeed a hero of great character who stood by what he believed in and made the best choice possible. An excellent Civil War study. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: Generlee.wps

Gettysburg Address Retrospective
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A 5 page discussion of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and, in agreement with Garry Wills, its effectivity in raising the American patriotic spirit more so that earlier documents. The paper discusses how this is related to various feelings of unity around loss, hope and a sense of personal involvement in and supportof the American dream. Bibliography included
Filename: Gwill.wps