Can we define a typology of modernism in Interwar Europe? I think it’s possible to define a typology of modernism in Interwar Europe that permeates the visual arts, music, and literature. Part of understanding the term “modernism” is seeing it as something other than a merely date-specific categorization. Rather, it’s informative to situate culture within …
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Final Exam: 1492 vs. the Present
Explanation: This was my final exam essay for my World History 1500 to Present class. Got an A! === In 1492, the world was bifurcated. On the one hand, the so-called Old World of Africa and Europe for the most part had interconnected economies through trade routes and maritime commerce, complex societies, and political systems …
On Slavery
The institution of slavery had broad implications far beyond the obvious result of millions of sub-Saharan Africans being forcibly recollected to the western hemisphere. These implications were political, cultural, and economic in nature and can be seen throughout the eighteenth century. They include the catalyzing of the independence movement in the British colonies of North …
Inevitable Historicity 