Vishal Kamath
I enjoy the occasional political debate and historical arguments from periods centralized on idealistic movements. I've been recently posting works mainly focused on history and hope that any users can gain insight through the topics I've analyzed.
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The French ResistanceThe French resistance during Nazi occupied France constituted of more than a fifty sub-groups with efforts placing thousands of brave memebers a chance at thwarting the Vichy Government and Nazi tyranny.
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Mangrove Ecology/ Vegetation and Its Relation to Shore Platforms and Sediment CompositionVegetation is a widely overlooked topic in coastal management and is sometimes even looked on as a hindrance to natural evolving systems. Through my research and conductive analysis I would like to disprove this wildly held notion.
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The Franco Prussian War, Who Really Won?A real look at the victor of the Franco Prussian War and analysis through two differnt authors as to why the causes towards victory led one side to win over the other.
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Radical Movements in AmericaA look at Radical movements that not only created change for the period in which they were set, but also left impacting results which we can still view today.
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The Franco Prussian War and New Imperialism?An analysis on the works of two authors who both observe the Franco Prussian War and the emergence of New Imperialism as a tool that would later define and create Europe's "balance of power" up untill the first World War.
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The Arab Israeli Conflict: The Six Days War and It's ImpactThe Arab Israeli conflict looked through the Impacts of the "Six Days War" and the impacts felt by Israel, Egypt, Jordan, and Syria.
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Why Should Our Students Study the Roman Empire?Looking at the Roman Empire from a pure academic view point and understanding why our younger academic generations should place more value on this ancient civilization.
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Most Successful U.S Presidents from 1913 to 1969As a president one must be a politician, a statesman, and a commander in chief to successfully provide for and lead the American nation. We shall now look at presidents Woodrow Wilson, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Lyndon b. Johnson.