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Expert Profile: Daniel Hogan

Expertise: My best subjects are U.S.History, specifically 19th century history. Also, history of the old west, The Civil War, and California. I`m an elementary school teacher specializing in Social Studies. I'm also a re-enactor in the eras of the Mexican-American War and The Civil War. Cannot answer q`s about the 20th century Also, I am not here to do your homework. I will only answer specific questions after you have done some research yourself.
Elementary teacher, 19th century reenactor: Mexican-American and Civil Wars, over 15 years experience, Member of a Wild West group. Extensive research done on stagecoaching and early mail routs. Possess an original Butterfield & Overland stagecoach. Have been in 19th century theme documentaries and movies, consultant to three historical novels, and noted local historian.

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What do you like about this subject? I like 19th Century U.S. history because many exciting and important events happened that define who we are as Americans today. Many of today's problems and questions have a direct connection to events that happened in 19th Century America. If I had to pick a specific time period, I would pick the decade of the 1850's as my favorite.

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know: The Confederacy had many minorities serving in the army. The slant on this in historical books is that blacks were merely laborers, cooks, and teamsters. This is not true. There were several black infantry regiments as well as many other regiments which were partially made up of blacks, hispanics.

Something controversial or provocative about this subject Many do not properly understand that Manifest Destiny it was an idea that God had pre-determined that the US would occupy most of North America. Thus armed with this holy decree, explaines the Westward movement, Indian policies, Mex-American War, filibusters, and The War of 1812. This was part of a global strategy between Eng, Spn and France where NA was the new frontier in the struggle for power.

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2008-11-16 the most significant event in the US history?: First of all, US History starts in 1787 when the Constitution was ratified, Anything prior to that is British/Spanish/French history in North America. So I can only start from that point in time. Here...

2008-10-25 American Revolution: Since you want to know salaries relative to British taxes, therefore you need to go by British salaries for these professions in the 18th century. Go to the following url for the book "Daily Life in...

2008-10-14 us history: Virginia Colony Year Founded: 1607 (Jamestown was founded). In 1624, Virginia was created as a royal colony that included the original Jamestown settlement. Founded By: The London Company founded...

2008-09-26 southern democrats: There are several reasons for this including the fear that blacks could gather a big coalition to vote in other blacks; the meddleing of the government in establishing the Freedmen's Bureau forcing southern...

2008-09-07 u.s history: The Articles of Confederation did not give the government hardly any power over national issues, the individual states had the power. The gov did not even have the power to tax. The US Constitution set...