Economic Theories of the Great Depression The Great Depression and John Dewey (1859-1952) In “The Great Depression as Historical Problem,” Michael A. Bernstein argues that to fully understand the Great…

Understanding the Great Depression: Integrating Economic and Religious Perspectives The Great Depression represents a complex historical problem lacking consensus on its causes. While Bernstein and Samuelson noted that perspectives have…

Joseph Wallace is an early-career researcher and college student with an interest in culinary diplomacy—the crossing paths of food, culture, and global studies. Today’s article brings up the First Jewish…

Jacob Schiff: Financial Innovator and Philanthropist in the Shadow of Industrial Populism (1900-1929) Introduction The early twentieth century American economy was shaped by competing visions of capitalism. Notably, Jacob Schiff…

Growth in the Postbellum Economy Comparison of Capital-Intensive vs. Non-Capital-Intensive Industries in the Postbellum Period The postbellum period, following the Civil War, marked a significant transformation in the American economy, setting…

In partial fulfillment of Liberty University course HIWD 660: Asymmetrical and Irregular Warfare, Dr. Shawn Carrington, Jr., Professor. First submitted May 10, 2024 This research paper aimed to discuss and…

Transforming Jewish Congregations in Late 19th and Early 20th Century America: Redefining Diaspora Source: Google Maps. In this blog post, we analyze and interpret a significant event in the history of…

American Christianity: Exploring the Land and Waters of the Bible The US Navy’s survey of the major water features of Syria and Palestine in 1852 serves as compelling primary evidence…