Elena Arenas

Concordia University Texas

World History

World History teacher | Experienced educator in USA

I hold a degree in World History from Concordia University Texas. With a passion for unraveling the complexities of global events, I offer comprehensive insights and engaging lessons to students seeking a deeper understanding of our shared past. My approach combines academic rigor with accessible explanations, fostering a dynamic learning environment where curiosity thrives. From ancient civilizations to modern revolutions, I'm dedicated to empowering students with historical knowledge that transcends textbooks, igniting a lifelong appreciation for the rich tapestry of human experience. Join me on a journey through time as we uncover the stories that shape our world.

Questions

As the Canaanites (Arabian ancestors) used to live in Palestine before the foundation of Judaism... Isn't Palestine for Arabs?
What is the Agriculture Revolution?
What was the name of the treaty that ended World War I?
Why did Panama had a strong desire to control the Panama Canal?
Did the Battle of Okinawa happened in 1942?
Which Russian president resigned in the 1990s?
How did the First and Second Sino-Japanese War contribute to a century of Chinese humiliation?
How do I defend monarchy in an argument?
How did the Industrial Revolution lead to European Colonization?
What is an appeal to ignorance?
In 1937, the Japanese launched a second Sino-Japanese War against which country?
Which country did Hitler and Stalin immediately invade, take over, and divide up?
To what extent do european imperialist nation today practise mercantilism?
Why were many world leaders concerned about Saddam Hussein's occupation of Kuwait?
What was Karl Marx's political strategy?
What country became the country of Zaire?
What Nazi ideology led to the mass murder of Jews known as the Holocaust?
How many Christians did the Jewish Bolsheviks kill?
Why was the Napoleonic Code created?
Which of the following events did NOT affect Jews returning to Palestine from 1900-1945? Increased feelings of Zionism The Holocaust in Europe Jewish Diaspora Balfour Declaration