The First World War was supposed to make the world safe for democracy, as the US President Woodrow Wilson famously said. His 14 Point plan called for the restructuring of Europe with an emphasis on the self determination of its people but on the American home front democracy and self determination were still complicated issues, especially among African Americans. Racism and instutionalized discrimination shaped their everyday life, both, before and after, the war. But the Great War also broug..
This article explores how democracy arose as an American policy agenda in the interwar era and the S...
The success of a democracy is measured by the extent that people enjoy freedom. A democracy is hollo...
The First World War occurred at the height of white supremacy, segregation, and lynching and race ri...
The First World War was supposed to make the world safe for democracy, as the US President Woodrow W...
April 2017 marks the 100th anniversary of the United States entering World War 1. Many enjoy learnin...
African Americans have fought in every U.S. war since the creation of the country, but in many insta...
The relationship between war and full civic membership has attracted attention among scholars of Ame...
Abstract: The 150th anniversary of the American Civil War just passed. Although European a...
Few events in history are as emotional and thought provoking as war. World War 1,1914-1918, was no e...
On the anniversary of the USA entrance to the WWI, let us remind its circumstances. Back in the 19th...
In April 1917, black Americans reacted in various ways to the entry of the United States into World ...
The First World War (1914–1918) defined the “American century,” establishing global political and ec...
The years of the First World War, and those immediately after, proved to be extremely important rega...
When J.H. Ellis, a black minister in rural Arkansas, was put in prison, he contacted the National Ci...
Sylwia Kuźma-Markowska, WarszawaThe article concerns the strategies and activism of two suffrage org...
This article explores how democracy arose as an American policy agenda in the interwar era and the S...
The success of a democracy is measured by the extent that people enjoy freedom. A democracy is hollo...
The First World War occurred at the height of white supremacy, segregation, and lynching and race ri...
The First World War was supposed to make the world safe for democracy, as the US President Woodrow W...
April 2017 marks the 100th anniversary of the United States entering World War 1. Many enjoy learnin...
African Americans have fought in every U.S. war since the creation of the country, but in many insta...
The relationship between war and full civic membership has attracted attention among scholars of Ame...
Abstract: The 150th anniversary of the American Civil War just passed. Although European a...
Few events in history are as emotional and thought provoking as war. World War 1,1914-1918, was no e...
On the anniversary of the USA entrance to the WWI, let us remind its circumstances. Back in the 19th...
In April 1917, black Americans reacted in various ways to the entry of the United States into World ...
The First World War (1914–1918) defined the “American century,” establishing global political and ec...
The years of the First World War, and those immediately after, proved to be extremely important rega...
When J.H. Ellis, a black minister in rural Arkansas, was put in prison, he contacted the National Ci...
Sylwia Kuźma-Markowska, WarszawaThe article concerns the strategies and activism of two suffrage org...
This article explores how democracy arose as an American policy agenda in the interwar era and the S...
The success of a democracy is measured by the extent that people enjoy freedom. A democracy is hollo...
The First World War occurred at the height of white supremacy, segregation, and lynching and race ri...