– Vanderbilt's Undergraduate History Journal
Abstract: The replacement of trolley systems by buses, a process which fundamentally reshaped America’s urban landscape, has long been viewed as inevitable. However, in this paper, I look beyond arguments of financial necessity to show that, in New Haven, Connecticut,
The editors of the Vanderbilt Historical Review are pleased to announce the publication of our inaugural journal of history. The spring of 2016 Review features the work of undergraduate students from around the country. We encourage you check it out (PDF
Ivana Čerňanová (University of Edinburgh, Article Exchange) – The 17th and 18th centuries in Venice saw the gradual decline of the Republic. Venice lost its status of a Mediterranean power as well as its prominent position in international trade and
Laura Grove – Early in his political career, Adolf Hitler participated in the infamous failed Beer Hall Putsch that had attempted to overthrow the government by force. After this, he quickly came to the conclusion that he had to work through
Mark Michael Astarita – Painted in 1427, The Holy Trinity (Santa Trinità) by Masaccio is an elaborate piece of artwork that uses numerous stylistic techniques characteristic of the Early Italian Renaissance. Born in 1401 under the name Tomasso di Ser Giovanni di