By January 1865 many in the South knew that the American Civil War was lost, despite the upbeat stance of Jefferson Davis. The only thing in the South's favour in January was the weather that continued to hinder the North. January 3 rd : Sherman readied his men to continue their advance north to challenge Lee.

Social Reforms of 1917 The Bolshevik government passed a plethora of legislation in the immediate aftermath of the October/November Revolution. The Bolsheviks had no experience of government and there was little guarantee that the Bolsheviks would have maintained power for any length of time. Kerensky was attempting to bring down the Bolshevik government while the Military Cadets attempted an uprising on October 29 th and this was further compounded for Lenin and Trotsky when the civil service went on strike in protest at the revolution.

Adolf Hitler considered education to be a very important factor in NaziGermany. When he wrote 'Mein Kampf' while serving out a prison sentence at Landsberg, Hitler wrote “whoever has the youth has the future”. In Hitler's Germany, education would be the key that ensured that he had “the youth” of Germany.

David Lloyd George was born in 1863 and died in 1945. Lloyd George was the major British politician present at the Treaty of Versailles and while at Versailles it was Lloyd George who tried to play the middle role between the total retribution of George Clemenceau and the seemingly mild rebuke of America'sWoodrow Wilson.

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The House of Commons is part of the legislative process of British Politics. The House of Commons currently has 647 MP's sitting in it and the Commons is seen as a cradle of democracy where even a government with a huge parliamentary majority can see that majority dwindle if party members vote against the government - as the 2004 tuition fee issue demonstrated.