• Defining the museum of the 21st century: evolving multiculturalism in museums in the United States 

  Mairesse, Francois; Chung, Yun Shun Susie; Leshchenko, Anna; Soares, Bruno Brulon; Fennessy, James; Denning, Robert; Disston, Debbie; Sadongei, Alyce; Hall, Lara; Kageyama, Mariko; Hartley, Jillian; Henry, Jeffrey Max; Giannikopoulos, Alexandros; Sweet, Natalie; Vega, Sara Torres; Marsh, Diana E.; Guglielmo, Antoniette; Ziska, Deborah; de la Torre, David J. (ICOM/ ICOFOM, 2018-09-14)
• Dan Sickles: disregarded hero of the Battle of Gettysburg 

  Gray, James Robert Sr. (Southern New Hampshire University, 2018-07)

  Dan Sickles has been regarded by many historians as a political general who was a buffoon and led his troops into harm’s way at Gettysburg for personal glory. This paper examines Sickles’ early personal history, why that ...
• Trans-Appalachian America and the National Road 

  Boyd, Edward L. (Southern New Hampshire University, 2018-07)

  Following the Revolutionary War, the British ceded the Northwest Territory to the United States. This territory was the land north and west of the Ohio River to the Mississippi. The territory corresponds to the states ...
• The evils of Bolshevism: effects on the European society, peoples, culture, schools, and churches 

  Young, Jan M. Jr. (Southern New Hampshire University, 2018-07)

  In recent months, Russia has been the focus of many investigation and has been the topic of choice of the United States and its media. It is believed that a reinvigorated and bolstered Russia is now making itself known ...
• Righting an injustice or American Taliban? the removal of Confederate statues 

  Reif, Andreas Wolfgang (Southern New Hampshire University, 2018-07)

  In recent years, several racial instances have occurred in the United States that have reinvigorated and demanded action concerning Confederate flags, statues and symbology. The Charleston massacre in 2015 prompted South ...

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