Academic Creativity and Excellence Day
The semi-annual research colloquium at Bushnell founded by Dr. Tim Bergquist.
The European Path to Global Hegemony: French Expansionism
My paper is about the individual influence on European Hegemony by France. I’ll be explaining the expansion of French culture and language throughout the world, and its influence of other cultures.
HIST 380
Ron Palmer
A201
9 – 10 AM
The European Influence in Modern Japan
The impact of the past 1,000 years of European history, culture, science, and technology overflowing into Japan after the 1880’s when the country opened its ports.
HIST 380
Ron Palmer
A201
10 – 11 AM
Germany and the World Today (Beyond Football)
Using the German National Football team for frequent examples, Germany’s role on the modern world stage will be examined.
HIST 380
Ron Palmer
A201
10 – 11 AM
Hail Britannia! The First Industrialization in Great Britain and its affects on Europe’s Global Hegemony
This presentation will explore the rapid industrialization of Great Britain during the period of the First Industrial Revolution. The presentation and research presented will explore the affects of industrialization on European Dominance of the world.
HIST 380
Ron Palmer
A201
9 – 10 AM
The Golden Age of Spain and its Global Hegemony
How Spain in the 16th and 17th century reached global hegemony, and how Spain plays a huge role in the cultures of North and South America.
HIST 380
Ron Palmer
A201
9 – 10 AM
Russian Role in European Hegemony
A quick overview of how Russia was able to rise as one of the dominant forces in Europe.
HIST 380
Ron Palmer
A201
9 – 10 AM
The Future of Europe and Middle East Relations
The presentation will look at the past, present and future relationship between Europe and the Middle East.
HIST 380
Ron Palmer
A201
10 – 11 AM
Does Catholicism Have a Future in Europe?
Discuss the Catholic presence in Europe and if it is declining or increasing.
HIST 380
Ron Palmer
A201
10 – 11 AM
England’s Path to Global Hegemony-the Growth of English as a Business Language in Developing Nations”
I will discuss the growing influence English a second language (ESL) has on the cultures and economics of developing nations, as well as discuss whether the future impact of ESL will have on these nations is positive or negative.
HIST 380
Ron Palmer
A201
10 – 11 AM