Treaty College Essays Samples For Students

The journey towards the European Union (EU) integration has experienced several turnings. This section of the essay will detail some of the core turning points in the EU integration. Establishment of a Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) was a major turning point in EU integration. The Treaty of Rome defined the specific objectives of the CAP. The CAP was introduced in 1962 (Folmern.p). The establishment of the CAP was enshrined to the state of food shortages after World War II. The aim of the CAP was to build a common European Community market and to cut off tariffs on agricultural ...

Nuclear arms reduction is one of the most important and imperative agenda that agencies like UNO (United Nations Organization) and IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) vie for. Modern and developed countries like UK and US have realized the potential dangers of a nuclear-armed world and have been quite explicit and vociferous in their efforts towards nuclear arms reduction. Nuclear arms reduction as a phenomenon has traversed and travelled a long journey of almost half a decade with partial success. Though a nuclear war is not an imminent danger to the world now, it cannot be ruled out. The main aim of ‘nuclear arms free’ ...

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The World War 1, also known as the First World War or the Great War, began in Europe and lasted between 1914 and 1918. As the war began, the world’s super powers had formed alliances to take part in the war. When Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia on July 28 1914, Great Britain, France, Russia, and Germany soon joined the previously small conflict. More countries later joined the war with each finding basis on different reasons. In his book “The Origins of the First World War,” Martel (2006) attributes the countries’ participation to the preceding ...

Abstract

World War I was one of the worst modern warfare with regards to the amount of destruction it caused. Its impact was based on the use of advanced weapons able to cause massive damage, the involvement of a huge population in the war, huge investments, economic sabotage, and barbarity. Nevertheless, it helped to end the war, allow for negotiations, solve border conflicts, and establish the League of Nations to manage global peace. However, it failed to achieve permanent agreements and left different countries dissatisfied and ready to revenge on their adversaries. There was also antagonism between the negotiators due to ...

CONTENTS

Introduction 3

Te Triti o Waitangi – Purpose, Scope and Interpretational Variances 4
Waitangi Tribunal and its impact on Maori Business Development 5
Te Tiritii of Waitangi and Information Technology Contexts 6
Conclusions 7

References 9

Introduction
Triti of Waitangi or the Treaty of Waitangi was signed on 6 February 1840 between the Government of the Her Majesty and chieftains of the major Maori tribes of New Zealand. Though its long-term ramifications in property (real and intellectual), environmental, constitutional, economic, social and other contexts are vehemently contested by the politicians and the academicians (Zepke, Nugent & Leach, 2003), Orange argues (1989) that it is ...

Introduction

For the last two decades the popularity of the international investment arbitration and legislation has been dramatically increased. The volume of cases considered by virtue of the interpretation of the provisions of the bilateral investment treaties signed between the parties of the commercial relations has been increased. In addition, this trend reflects the preference of the business units and states in signing agreements with the umbrella clauses due to their simplicity and efficiency in determination of the disputes between the parties. The availability of several mechanisms that can be used for the determination of the interests of the parties ...

1.0 Introduction
The Punic wars are a group of three classical wars for supremacy in the Mediterranean region that were started in the year 264BC and eventually ended in the year 146BC. These wars were between the Roman Empire and the Empire of Carthage. These three battles were fought in three major places; portions of North Africa, Western parts of the Mediterranean Sea and parts of Sicily. It is important to point out that before the battle; Rome and Carthage were neighbouring empires who existed peacefully as a result of the existence of a peace treaty. For us to understand the ...

Introduction

U.N Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) is an agreement that was made by the parties that met in Paris, France on December 2012. It comprised of different heads of states which included the seating presidents and prime ministers. The agreement was a completion of the four-year negotiation on the criteria that should be used to differentiate the developing and the developed countries. However, the main concern was to reach a consensus and the contributions that will be made by each nation with the motive of controlling global warming (Ebell n.p). The goal was to ensure that the average ...

The infamous Middle Passage refers to the period of the slave trade where many unwilling Africans were forcibly transported across the Atlantic. This period marked numerous enslavement, torture, displacement and murder as they were chained and slammed in small spaces during the voyage. The Middle Passage marked the brutal and cruel phase of the trade marking a dark chapter in both American and African history.

Slavery in Africa

Similar to the other continents, African had their own form of slavery, even before the intercontinental slavery began. This was one part of the society’s economic structure, but the extent and treatment of the ...

Question 1.

The European Integration has undergone several changes to be what it is now. Several incidents and treaties marked the turning points for the EU in its infancy years to create a more stable and unified European cooperation. The Marshall Plan formed in 1948 consolidated democracy in Europe after the German defeat in the WW2 (Dinan 1122). The United States proposed the plan to speed up economic development in the transatlantic region. The plan saw the creation of the OEEC (Organization for European Economic Cooperation) liberalize trade and the Coal and Steel Community to oversee the extraction of coal in ...

Essay

The Relevance of the Common Law to the New Zealand Legal System
The legal system of New Zealand comprises legal principles obtained from the English 'common law', legislation or precedent which comes from the amassed and compiled court decisions or resolutions. Constitutional guidelines which are embedded in the common law involve specific civil rights, like the right to freedom of expression, including the Governor-General's specific powers and the majority rule in the parliament system (Gearey, Morrison, & Jago, 2013). Similar to England, the rule of parliamentary sovereignty is firmly institutionalized and Parliament in consequence has the authority to overrule or ...

The treaty of Paris was signed in 1783. Benjamin Franklin had insisted on the recognition of American independence by the British Empire. He had also refused to consider a peace separate from France, which was America’s great ally. The insistence was because he had rejected informal peace overtures for a settlement by the Great Britain, which would have provided a settlement for the thirteen states with some measure of autonomy. The cause for the recognition of the independence of America was due to the war between the Great Britain and America, which had lasted almost seven years. The Great Britain had, ...

In the history of the United States of America, there were two Treaties of Paris which were signed. The first one signified the end of the American Revolution War in 1783. The second one was signed a century later in 1898 and resulted in the ceding of Puerto Rico, West Indies and the surrender of control of Cuba by Spain to the United States of America. Nevertheless, the paper addresses the former treaty of 1783.
This treaty was signed on the third of September 1783. The signatories were the United States and her allies on one side and the ...

The Great War was the bloodiest war in world history up to that point. Many historians claim that the buildup to the war was caused my militarism, alliances, imperialism, and nationalism (MAIN). This might be the composite indicator, but special importance should be placed on the Dual-Alliance between Austria-Hungary and the German Empire. The two came together for a myriad of reasons, most importantly a shared fear of Russian aggression, and remained together for over thirty years. Thus, an entire generation grew up recognizing that the two Germanic empires were closely allied, and the knowledge pervaded the culture of ...

Black Kettle was a man who was a warrior, a hero, a peacemaker and a leader of the Native American Indian Tribe, Cheyenne. He was someone who always thought of his people first and did everything he could, to protect them. He guided them to choose the path of peace and live with resistance for their survival with the whites. Nonetheless, his efforts for finding peace did not turn in his favor.
Black Kettle was born in 1803 in the Southern Cheyenne tribe in Black Hills. He proved himself over time and became Chief of his council of forty-four ...

The Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) Treaty refers to an international treaty that its main objective is the prevention of the spread of nuclear weapons technology and nuclear weapons. This is with an aim to promotion cooperation in the use of nuclear energy in peaceful ways and to achieve nuclear disarmament. It was signed 1968, and its enforcement started in 1970. The life of the Treaty was in 1995 extended indefinitely. As of date, the Treaty has been joined by 190 parties. This includes five nuclear-weapon states (Black-Branch, & Dieter, 22).
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) was established in ...

Introduction

It is thought that the European Union, besides other markets, has liberalized the employment market by lowering the level of regulations in this sphere and enabling people from each Member State of the Union to become employed in any Member State. This has taken more than fifty years of deliberations and negotiations between the sides.
Among the main instruments, which have been used during this procedure, we need to list social partnership and social dialogue as the procedures aimed at reaching consensus between the social partners.
Additionally, the European Union as a result of implementation of the previously discussed ...

Understanding the intrigues of an international system is as complex as understanding the factors that have influenced its evolution over time. However, it is clear that the international system underwent its most profound changes in the periods of the First and Second World Wars. The stack difference in international relations between the post war period and before the war can only be illustrated by having a detailed overview of the situation after the First World War; which set the stage for the Second World War, and the ensuing international system afterwards.
In fact, it would not be an overstatement ...

Introduction

The term “Brexit” has been highly popularized across the world today, but it has its root in the result of the referendum on June 23, 2016, for UK's exit from the EU. Brexit is simply a short-form for “British exit” (Mirror, 2016). EU members perceive Brexit as calamitous and in fact one of the most unfortunate events that have occurred throughout the lifetime of the Union. Britain became a member of the EU (formally known as the European Economic Community, ECC) on January 1, 1973, 12 years from the time it applied to join the community, and resultantly, it ...

Introduction

The European Union is one of the most united bodies in the world today. EU epitomizes unity and centres in the common good of its members. Obviously, the business interrelation and other working domains of the Union has gone a long way to garner success for its members. As a united body, the EU represents the most powerful force in the world that cannot be thwarted by external powers. Although this union can be labelled a success by all and sundry but it fails in some aspects especially in issues relating to the environment but not in toto. This ...

DJIBOUTI v. FRANCE (2006) International Court of Justice

Abstract

The case between Djibouti and France arose from a dispute where the former accused the latter of failing to honor an international letter rogatory. In the letter, Djibouti requested France to send them records and documentation of the investigation into the murder of a French judge, Borrel. The issues presented in this case are whether France violated its responsibilities stipulated under the Manual Assistance Convention by refusing to execute the letters received from Djibouti, and whether France breached the requirements and obligations relating to cooperation, which are outlined by the Treaty of Cooperation ...

1. Brief description of the main functions of European Union institutions
According to the article 13 of the Treaty of the European Union, the European Union (EU) is governed by the seven institutions: the European Parliament, the European Commission, the European Court, Council of the European Union, European Council, European Central Bank, European Court of Auditors. (Treaty on the European union, 1992)
The European Commission is the highest executive body of the European Union. It`s main functions are: implementing of the decisions of the Union, monitoring the compliance with its laws and, if required, initiating of a ...

Essay for Lesson 4: The Decline of the Weimar Republic and the Rise of the Nazi Party

Introduction
Germany experienced a drastic fall after the First World War with the establishment of the Weimar Republic. What was left of German national pride prevalent throughout the duration of the Second Reich fell into shambles when the Treaty of Versailles came into effect – an agreement that sought to magnify the accountability of Germany for the damages caused by the First World War. German territorial domains shrunk to dismaying proportions due to the Treaty of Versailles, while the Weimar Republic failed to represent the consensus of German nationalists, who argued that Germany was not responsible for the First World ...

The US government was set up by the promulgation of its constitution in 1878, however, prior to that, the individual states were claiming ownership of the land west of their border. In the year 1785, The treaty of Hopewell was signed and it ultimately defined the boundaries of the Cherokees. The Cherokees were made to believe that they had been placed under permanent ownership of this territory which they believed that they already owned as their ancestral land and would enjoy the protection from the US government. East of Mississippi, white occupancy was limited to by vast Indian tenure ...

The Treaty of Paris

The Treaty of Paris that was signed in 1783 brought to end the hostilities between Britain and its colonies (GMW, 2010). This treaty marked the beginning of American Independence and Britain consented to remove its military establishments from American soil. After the treaty was signed the new American nation was formed and it was now a sovereign country that could make its own decisions. A significant point to note is that after the treaty was signed, Britain decided to forego some of the debts it was owed by America based on the argument that the British colonization of the country ...

Government and Universal Health Care: Obligation or Discretionary?

Health care is a hotly-contested issue domestically. When President Barack Obama promoted and signed into law the Affordable Care Act in 2010, which sought to overhaul the country’s health care system to make it more affordable, voices of dissent could be heard from all corners of the country. Yet, the Obamacare is not even a true universal health care (UHC) system because it does not provide or ensure that every person in the country gets health care coverage. What it does is that it broadens the choices for people allowing people to get more affordable health care coverage. ...

The U.S.A. and Mexico went into a war between 1846 and 1846. According to Griswold; “some of the fundamental issues that led to war were; annexation of Texas, the U.S desire for California, as well as, some territories in Mexico" (286). Factually, the Americans offensively invaded Mexico from the east through Veracruz port, from the north through Texas, and into the West (New Mexico and California). Griswold adds that, "the Americans won all the major battles due to the superior artillery they had over the Mexicans." According to Porterfield, "American General Winfield Scott captured the city of Mexico in ...

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French foreign policy in relation to Germany in the years following World War I
As the Wilson’s concept of collective security architecture insured by the creation of the League of Nations came at odds with France’s security concerns, France decided to maintain its own foreign policy in relation to Germany. Even despite war losses, Germany proved to be much economically stronger than France in perspective, especially when considering its coal and steel industry, which was almost seven times larger than that of France . As Henry Kissinger writes, France had three strategic choices after World ...

World War (WW) 1 remains to be one of the initial events that ever manifested in modern history. It had a global scope. It defined a magnificent turning point in the world’s history. Europe was subdivided into a series of sovereign countries or states. However, it still formed a uniform cultural community about some aspects. For instance, Christianity predominantly defined Europeans with shared ideology on the supernatural being, their morality, and underlying destiny. Most states in Europe had varied sorts of administration and governance. It is only France and the neighbor Portugal that were republics. Most of the ...

European Military Struggles

Over the past centuries, the European zone has often been characterized with military struggles. These military struggles came about because of the development of numerous different states and their struggle for power. This paper explores on the European military struggle through the method of compare and contrast of the causes and outcomes of the French and Indian war, the American Revolution, and the War of 1812. There exist a number of similarities pegged to the causes of these wars. They include; firstly, all the wars began on the basis of issues relating to struggle for supremacy. More specifically, the French ...

Nation-States

A nation-state is also known as a country. It is crucial to note that that the term state, nation, and country are used interchangeably but technically have different meaning. A nation is used to refer to a group of people of a given ethnicity despite not owning a country. This means that a nation referred to a given cultural identity of a group of people (Hansen, 2012, p.25). A state can be classified as a form of political authority that is part of a country and constitutes a given political authority. Thus, the term nation-state is functional because it gives people a sense of nationalism. All nation-states around the globe ...

Battles of the Ottoman and the Safavid Empires

The Middle East has long been seen as one of the richest regions in the world, not just for its riches, but it was also rich of centuries-old traditions and history that has shaped mankind. The region became known as the epicenter of world trade with the establishment of the Silk Road and sea-lanes connecting Eurasia together. It was also in the Middle East wherein religions and ethnicities were created and diversified, transforming societies and cultures throughout the globe. Many nations have attempted to take this very diverse and rich land, however, the region was only controlled by a select ...

Professional Engineering Development

Part A. Engineering Ethics
- Acting in an ethical manner constitutes good understanding of moral values, which is innate and varies in every person, culture and social environment. Securing the safety of the public should not depend upon the professional members’ discretionary understanding of ethics because one ethical behavior may be different in another.
- Depending on the imminent risk at hand, engineers should observe making ethical decision that are geared more towards public safety rather than taking considerations of achieving economical design. Emphasizing on economical and design efficiency alone exacerbates the likelihood of increasing safety risk.
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The Second War for American Independence

The title of this essay is the name attributed by some historians and others to the conflict between the United States and Britain and their (Canadian) Indian allies. The background to this almost three-year war (1812-1815), had been various actions by Britain or British interests that had caused growing provocation and annoyance in America, culminating in the fourth American President, James Madison, declaring war on Britain on June 18th 1812. According to Kelly (n.d.) in his article “American History Timeline - War of 1812”, these were some of the events leading up to that declaration of war:

1803-1812: The British forced circa 10,000 Americans to work aboard British vessels;

1806: British ...

. American side used various key battles and key advantages that allowed it to win the revolutionary war. Many battles were fought during the revolutionary war in America. One of these battles is the Boston massacre which made the American colony to be lawless (Wood, 2008). The other key battle that was fought in during the American Revolution is the concord battle which made the British people to lose many officials leaving a great number of the rest wounded. The Great Brewster Island is another key battle of the revolutionary war. In this battle, the Americans attacked the lighthouse repair crew. ...

Although Gen. Cornwallis had surrendered at Yorktown, the British army continued to occupy major cities. Why, then, did his surrender bring the war to an end?
In 1781 at the Battle of Yorktown, General Cornwallis surrendered to American and French forces (Wood, 2002). The American forces led by General George Washington and French forces were led by Commander Comte de Rochambeau decided to attack General Cornwallis in Virginia as opposed to attacking the well-fortified New York City (Wood, 2002). The two forces carried out a surprise attack on the British at Chesapeake, thus forcing the British soldiers to retreat ...

Sovereign Statehood Is A Modern Fiction That Has Been Universalized Through Imperialism And Decolonization. Critically Analyze This Statement Using Examples From More Than One Part Of The World

Introduction

Sovereignty in international relations is a concept that indicates that a state is constitutionally independent. In politics, a state is considered sovereign if it exists in a legal, absolute, and unitary condition where the state is equal to other states in international law and is not answerable to any other foreign state (Biersteker and Weber, 1996). A sovereign state has clearly defined borders within which people reside and the government of ...

POLITICS AND WARFARE

The world wars and especially the First World War was one that took the world with a shock, it is was unprecedented. Never I the history of the world had there been so many nations forming allies and fighting each other in a bid to gain military strength and help protect national interests(Beckett 225). To say that the growing tensions that lead to the occurrence of this war had been foreseen as something that could lead to a potentially catastrophic world war would be tantamount to rhetoric, however, there were subtle cues and several instances that when keenly ...

Introduction

While many academics debate ethical topics such as anthropological research, the modern day tribal members face more pressing issues, many of them economic. An important component of modern first peoples economic rights include the 1988 Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, which Congress enacted in order to control the way in which the National Indian Gaming Commission conducts business. Even though the Oneida of the twentieth and twenty-first century are separated from their relatives in central New York, Iroquois and others, the Oneida are included in discussions about gaming and economics with these and others who are connected to the nations ...

Question One

The Hashemite family incorporates the Royal families of Iraq, Hejaz, and Jordan. This family belongs to the Hasanid Shariffs of Mecca. Hussein ibn Ali Al Hashimi as the amir of Mecca and Grand Sharif was also the custodian of the Muslim holy places. In 1908, Abdul Hamid II appointed him as such and he was after that together with his sons Faysal and Abdullah allowed to return to Hijaz, which is now present-day Saudi Arabia.
During the First World War, the Ottoman Empire cooperated with the Central Powers in fighting against the Allied countries. This collaboration allowed Hussein as ...

Question 1

Negative population growth rate means that the death rate is higher than the birth rate of the European region. This scenario has many consequences both socially and economically. One of the consequences of this negative growth rate is a decline in the use of fuels. This especially relates to use of fossil fuels and other non-renewables. This is because the decline in the number of people means less usage in terms of heating requirements, fueling of vehicles and other areas that involve the use of fuel by human beings. Such countries will enjoy reduced demand for fuel. ...

Part A – Question 3

Given what we now know about the religious and intellectual foundations of colonialism, what might be some of the characteristics of ‘post-colonial’ thought and do you think that we are there yet?
When thinking about post-colonial thought, it is absolutely necessary that we understand the various attributes of colonial thought in the first place. Colonial thought is best represented by figures like Jean-Jacques Rousseau, who wrote about “The Noble Savage,” and created these inherent intellectual foundations for colonialism (Rousseau 20). These perspectives, in which peoples from less developed and Westernized civilizations were patronizingly referred to as ‘noble,’ while ...

Affected the Lives of Native Americans

The 1868 Treaty of Laramie between the native Sioux Indians and the United States, changed the course of native Indian nomadic life forever. The treaty called for peace on both parties; however the treaty was written and filed by the United States government. The native Indian culture did not have “government” and did not live by written code. This essay will define how this treaty changed the course of life for the native Indians and boosted western expansion.
The Sioux Indians and their fathers have roamed the North America long before English settlers came. However, war like differences ...

Exam #2 Short Answer & Essay

Question 1 & 2
A) Joseph Goebbels was a closest friend of Adolf Hitler and a german politician incharge of propaganda ministry in the Nazi government.
b) Eva Braun was a long time companion of Hitler during the Nazi Germany and she acted as a wife for less than fourty hours.
c) Ernst Röhm was a close friend of Adolf Hitler who co-founded the sturmabteilung a militia party in the Nazi Germany.
d) Magda Goebbels was a close supporter of Adolf Hitler and a wife to one of his closest friend Joseph Goebbels.
e) Heinrich Himmler was a military commander in the Nazi Party ...

The Brief History of EU

After the World War I, the European idea was present in the political debate, but did not lead to concrete steps. Then, after the devastation brought about by the World War II, European leaders came to believe that cooperation and joint efforts are the best way to ensure peaceful, stable, and prosperous Europe. The process began with May 9th, 1950 speech by Robert Schuman, French Minister of Foreign Affairs, who proposed France and the Federal Republic of Germany to combine the coal and steel industries. This concept was implemented in 1951 by the Treaty of Paris, which established the ...

A landmine is an explosive device, which is hid under the ground. It intended to kill people through its explosive nature when they pass near it or step on it. The device is designed to explode by exerting pressure on it. This device causes injury either by direct blast or by throwing fragments. Associates of the International campaign to ban landmines (ICBL) have appealed to the states of the world to support landmine victims and stop the use of landmines. This international organization has adversely addressed the deadly legacy of land mines with the survivors of the effects of ...

The United States could not have won its independence without the assistance of France and Spain, particularly because their combined naval power was always a threat to Britain’s trade and colonies around the world. After its defeat in the land phase of the war in North America, the fighting continued for the next two years, and the U.S. peace negotiators used the opportunity presented by Britain’s war weariness and desire to retain as much of its overseas empire as possible to extract highly favorable trade and territorial concessions.

Although Gen. Cornwallis had surrendered at Yorktown, the British army ...

Evolution and Causes of the World War I

World War I was caused by complex reasons which had long been creating tensions. The actual war was caused by what can best be described as a ‘chain or cascade of events’ and the root causes of this war are the subject of much debate (America Government, 2011).

1815- Holy Alliance between Austria, Russia and Prussia was formed to maintain a delicate power balance in the region

1873-The League of the Three Emperors was formed through the engineering of German Chancellor, Bismarck. The league was formed by the monarchs of Germany, Russia and Austria-Hungary.

1879-Austria-Hungary and Russia disagree over Balkan policy. ...

America and the Great War

Nationalism, imperialism and militarism are considered to be the three major causes to have set the stage for the Great War or the World War I (WWI). Nationalism is a strong association, devotion and loyalty to one’s country. It was not specific to a single country as nationalism was prevalent throughout Europe (Hamilton & Herwig, 2003). During the course of the nineteenth century nationalism became stronger. During this period basic literacy had increased which contributed to nationalism.
Imperialism is the second major cause of the WWI. Imperialism refers to a country expanding its power and influence using military or ...

According to a physics principle, “every action has a corresponding reaction and every cause has an equivalent effect” (Cause and Effect, 2016). In the field of history, the meaning of this principle is that in every historical event, there is an underlying cause. This cause is the root of all subsequent events that follow, considered as the effects or consequences. Some people say that this principle is valid because many events or consequences would not happen if there is no root cause just like attributing all misfortunes on earth to Adam and Eve. In essence, these people believe that ...

The cold war marked a period of political tensions between numerous countries after the end of t the Second World War. These tensions were mainly between the communist nations and the capitalist countries. The most opposing parties within this conflict were the USA and the now defunct USSR. In the 1970s, the cold war mainly referred to the period that spanned between the aftermath of the Cuban missile crisis beginning October 1962; all the way to the Détente period from 1969 into the 70s (Shaw 71).
The Cuban crisis arose from a confrontation between the Soviet Republic and ...

The Treaty of Versailles was an agreement between the Allies and Germany for a peace settlement at the end of the World War I. The Germany government had no choice but to accept the Treaty presented to it. According to the authors of Germany’s complaint, the treaty had many effects on the economy of Germany. For example, it was indicated in the treaty that Germany would pay a huge sum of money as compensation to the Allies. That in itself was a challenge because the country had suffered a lot economically during the war.
For that reason, it ...

Essay Outline

Introduction

Discovery of gold and expansion to the West
Thesis Statement: White supremacy hindered a peaceful coexistence between the Cherokees and the Caucasians; hence, despite the former’s connection to their land and existing treaties, the removal was inevitable.

Reasons for staying

Ancestral land
A civilized people that cannot wander like savages
The move involved large numbers of Indians
Legal arguments
Individual and national rights
Treaty of Hopewell put the Cherokees under the protection of the United States
Treaty of Holston documented Cherokees agreeing to be under the rule of the Americans
Summarization of the Appeal of the Cherokee Nation
Conclusion
Restatement ...

Sarma, K M, and Lani Sinclair. Protecting the Ozone Layer: The United Nations History. Earthscan, 2002. Internet resource.

In this book, Sarma, a former secretary and acting consultant of UNEP (United Nations Environmental Programme) together with Anderson and an Environmental Protection Agency of the US published about the history of environmental issues as per researches done by UNEP. They talk about how the ozone layer agreement was successful and inspired the entire world community to handle the ozone layer problem and several other environmental degrading issues. The history covers the media coverage, diplomacy, science, business policies and technology stories ...

The Decline of the Weimar Republic and the Rise of the Nazi Party

The 1st World War characterized the involved of many countries such as Germany, Austria, France, Bulgaria just to mention but a few. Germany on their side had their share of the cake with the invasion of Russia with the help of other central powers. They had been successful in their endeavors where they even succeeded to smuggle the revolutionary Lenin into czarist Russia in 1916. This was followed by Bolshevik Revolution in October and the acquiring of a territory that encompassed countries such as Finland, Poland Ukraine and other regions in the Caucasus. The territory came about through the signing of ...

Question1Distinguish between centripetal and centrifugal political forces. Why is Nationalism both a centripetal and centrifugal? What are some of the ways national cohesion and identity are achieved? Centrifugal force refers to the tendency of an object moving in a curved path to fly out wards way from the curve’s centre. In short it can be defined as inertia that is the resistance to change from a state of motion or rest. When defined from a political perspective, it can be defined as the tendency to resist from changing from ideologies of a previous regime. On the other hand, centripetal force is a counteractive force ...

Native Indians during the colonization of U.S.
The United States from the beginning of their existence were supposed to be the land of freedom and free people. The United States have also become the special place for the people from all over the Europe where they could find their new life in a country that offered the great opportunities for them. However, the history also states that not all the people were equal in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Among the problems of racial inequality, the problem of the Native Americans or the Native Indians is also of the ...

President George Washington had an excellent foreign policy. The president’s approach to foreign policy was largely cautious yet it succeeded in setting the foundation for the country’s future. The president avoided open conflicts with other nations while at the same time building the country’s economy. At that time, the country was still young and its military was still small. George Washington understood that the country could only gain respect abroad if it maintained a solid economic growth and expanded its military capacity.
The first test of the president’s foreign policy came in 1789. France was ...

Introduction:

The First World War that was fought in the beginning of twentieth century was one of its own kind. A warfare that the mankind had rarely seen before which entangled nations from all parts of the world and multiple continents. The war was not just a result of single factor or merely two nations jumping into the war and unleashing war upon others, instead the war had a multifaceted background.
The roots of war was fixed in military expansions, nationalistic movements, imperial pursuits, religious affiliations and inclinations, nay all the factors that could be used for the self benefits and ...

Early American art often depicts how colonists understood and reacted to the issue of race and cultural differences. Not only are these subjects frequently depicted, one can see the evolution of racism over the course of time.
In Thompkins Harrison Matteson’s “The Last Race”, the author depicts a scene with a group of Native Americans as they look out across what is presumed to be their homeland. The group appears to be a family with a male, female, and child. The Native Americans valued social collectiveness and held a deep respect for the land they inhabited. The white settlers often intruded upon ...