Washington  Paper

Continued CIA interventions and the political implications of covert actions during Eisenhower’s presidency.

A study of the internal political balance between moderate Republicans and the conservative base.

How major unions shaped electoral politics, labor laws, and worker rights.

Evaluation of President Eisenhower’s diplomacy with Khrushchev and other world leaders in efforts to reduce Cold War tensions.

Political motivations behind infrastructure development and its long-term implications.

Analyzing how the federal government and Southern states reacted politically to school desegregation mandates in 1955.

How the U.S. Congress’ resolution to defend Taiwan reflects Cold War power politics in the Pacific.

Political repercussions of the Army-McCarthy hearings and public disillusionment with anti-Communist hysteria.

A political analysis of how Rosa Parks’ arrest sparked mass mobilization and shaped race relations in America.

Examining the shift in U.S. defense strategy focusing on nuclear deterrence and reduced conventional forces.