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… Somewhere between three million and eleven million people are in the United States … without government permission. The United States can handle the increased population; the United States needs more … then, new immigrants have come from Asia, Latin America and Africa. The United States is actually becoming home to …

… nations across the United States owned their reservation lands as a community: families could settle, plant their crops, and own any improvements they built, but the land itself belonged to the entire nation for future … U.S. Laws and Legislation …

… that the best years in life fall between third grade and middle school, who currently spends much time going on picnics with a three-year-old son, and who tends to view the texting-‘liking’-gaming culture of … around horse carcasses, swimming in sewage, hostelling in southern Wisconsin, and adventuring in high-rise elevators, …

… (the sixth series will debut in 2017) hundreds of novels and comic books, and countless toys, games, uniforms and other merchandise. … Uhura, the Enterprise’s communications officer. Having an African American woman in a position of competence and …

… cataclysm often numbs. It renders the trembling disoriented and inert, unable to imagine how to act. Sometimes the … human hopes to overcome nature’s forces than the sudden and unpredicted strike of a giant asteroid. Dark objects … like twigs, and their tops hurled many meters away to the south. This belt of growth surrounds the burnt area…and …

… of a family’s experience that was purposefully silenced and erased from mainstream hegemonic nationalist narratives. … Jacob, PhD | Intercultural Specialist, Native American and Indigenous Student Initiatives, Office of Student Life … State Newark Earthworks Center, American Indian Studies, and the Department of History. …

… Woodrow Wilson’s inauguration, more than 5,000 women—young and old, rich and poor, educated and non-educated, (though mostly … suffragists in the march. Publicly, they said they feared Southern delegations would pull out of an integrated parade; …

… the life of Brigham Young requires a mastery of subtlety and paradox.  Over the course of his life, Brigham Young's personality and beliefs drastically shifted as he evolved from a … passages, the Latter-Day Saints identified peoples of African descent as cursed by God, though a number of black …

… in Minnesota, lead poisons the water of Flint, Michigan, and Americans are reminded of the fragile state of our basic infrastructure—the roads, pipes, power lines, and waterways that make modern life possible. On this … History Talk, panelists Steven Conn , Bernadette Hanlon , and Clay Howard discuss the history of public investment in …

… Chinese general who authored the earliest known text on war and espionage, Ping-fa (The Art of War) observed that, “A … ounces of silver spent for information may save ten thousand spent on war.” Astute then, Sun-tzu’s words still … strait, or the black ocean, that separates Kyushu, Japan’s southernmost island, from Korea . The society strove to …

… to reach Europe by embarking on flimsy boats in Turkey and Greece, crossing barbed wire fences in Bulgaria and Hungary, catching rides in overcrowded trains in Macedonia, and sleeping in public squares in Serbia and elsewhere. But … Bahrain. At the same time, you had large numbers of North African Arabs that were moving into Europe, part of labor …

… Ruy Gonzales de Clavijo reached the Silk Road city of Samarkand. He had travelled over five thousand miles by foot, sail, horse and camel; passed through … that could threaten the settled, urbanized states of China, south Asia, the Arab world and Europe. By contrast, the …

… 10 p.m., two teenage Estonian schoolgirls, Aili Jürgenson and Ageeda Paavel, set out to blow up a wooden memorial … Army soldiers. Using pipes stolen from chair legs, a fuse, and a piece of detonator cord procured by a friend’s cousin, … Defense Forces Cemetery in Tallinn, approximately two miles southeast of their original location.  “Tearing Open Old …

… the allegations of wrongdoing leveled against her husband. The charge continually crops up in the defenses of the … funded the suit, they explain, while right-wing newspapers and periodicals publicized it. At least so say Mrs. Clinton … them. Dr. Kevin Smant teaches history at Indiana University South Bend and is a writer for the History News Service. …

… with an ecumenical greeting of “happy holidays” and Jews to emulate Christians by stampeding to the shopping … in the second century B.C. against their Syrian oppressors and their refusal to assimilate into the prevailing … created in 1966, has returned many black Americans to their African heritage, so Hanukkah has helped tether Jews to …

… in the gargantuan struggle at Stalingrad between the Nazi and Soviet armies. Over 1.8 million became casualties. More … After two years of decisive victories over France, Poland and others, Hitler and the German High Command ( … 1.2 million men, or about a third of its strength, to the southern front. As the fighting reached its fevered peak in …

… decolonization , the Arab-Israeli conflict , the Cold War, and the growth of U.S. power. The emergency culminated in … nationalized the Suez Canal Company after the United States and Britain refused to provide his country economic aid. … states and hastened the pace of European decolonization in Africa and Asia. It also led to the resignation of Prime …

… during the fall of 1621, noble Pilgrims invited friendly and helpful Indians to a feast to celebrate a rich autumn … They ate stuffed turkeys, baked ham, cranberry sauce and baked yams, then finished the whole thing off with a big … and photographer based in Las Cruces, N.M., specializing in southwestern history and archaeology, is a writer for the …

… Obama soon will have new secretaries of state, treasury, and defense, and a new CIA director. His choices have … successor, Andrew Johnson, who pursued more racist, pro-southern policies than Lincoln would have pursued. Dennison, … S. Green is a professor of history at the College of Southern Nevada and the author of “Lincoln and the Election …

… the nation’s mental health system, its perceived failings, and it's potential to stem the tide of mass violence. … to mental illness as a panacea for solving social problems and an equally lengthy history of criticizing the treatment … On this episode of History Talk, hosts Jessica Viñas-Nelson and Brenna Miller speak with two experts, Dr. Susan Lawrence …

… region—Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan—are not usually headline news. There is the … but also in the Uzbek part of the Fergana valley, in the south of Kyrgyzstan, and throughout practically all of … is undermined by the shadow economy, while in the country's south Islamists publicly preach to the Uzbek and Kyrgyz …

… contemporary heroes are reconstructed out of appealing bits and pieces, but not the whole cloth. A hundred years later, … represent collective values. In the case of both Gates and Jones, that trait is daring individualism. The Brave … MTV rules! Theodore Kornweibel is a professor of African American history at San Diego State University. His …

… The 5,280-pound monument of the Ten Commandments installed by the Alabama Supreme Court Chief … not go away. Unless an un-breachable wall between religion and public life is properly and fully erected, the problems … Nathan Abrams teaches U.S. History at the University of Southampton (Great Britain) and is a writer or the History …

… Wars are remembered primarily as European affairs, and for good reasons. The wars and the politics around them led to sweeping transformations … a three-way Franco-Russo-British struggle for influence in southern Asia. Another key theme in Mikaberidze’s work is …