Topic 1: Examining the Impact of American Popular Culture on Feminism Movements and Narratives.
Research Aim: The primary aim of the study is to analyse American feminist thinking during the twenty-first century by assess the use of women’s history approach in popular culture such as print and broadcast media. The study will assess the key female figures in American history from the 18th and 19th centuries to examine their representation and sale in American popular culture media. The study will be conducted using qualitative analysis, this includes data collection using text analysis and media analysis. The research will also use structured interview questions to collect data from the general population.
Topic 2: Analysing the Limitations of White Feminism in the Context of the Haitian Revolution.
Research Aim: The primary aim of the study is to assess the extent of which feminism played a role or otherwise in the narratives of the Haitian revolution through fictional historical works. The study attempts to examine this premise through fictional literary works of Leonora Sansay to examine the extent of works focus on people of colour through productive spaces for intersectional feminism. The study will be conducted through thorough narrative analysis using research methodology followed by qualitative research.
Topic 3: Assessing the Impact of Brexit on the British Constitution.
Research Aim: The primary aim of the study is to assess the impact the British Referendum to leave the EU or Brexit had on the UK’s constitution. The UK’s constitution is historically known to be unwritten causing a constitution crisis in recent British history. The study will assess the use of the referendum from a historical perspective. The data collected for the research will include current affairs, major texts, content analysis from print media.
Topic 4: Dissecting ‘The Crown’- The Importance of Historical Accuracy on Historical Fiction.
Research Aim: The primary aim of the study is to assess the impact of historical fiction on altering mass perspectives on historical accuracy. The proposed study will use the historical fiction series ‘The Crown’ premiering on Netflix to assess how the drama may have projected historical inaccuracies and how it affected the viewers. The study will be conducted using quantitative research techniques, such as the use of a questionnaire survey for data collection. Data will be analysed using inferential statistics.
Topic 5: Analysing the Evolution of British Monarch in the Age of Mass Media and its Effect on the British Public.
Research Aim: The primary aim of the study is to assess the roles of duty and domesticity on the media strategy of the British Royal family. The study assesses the significant development of the monarchy’s strategy in the twenty-first century aided by key figures in the Church and British press, have managed their image and its impact on the public view. The study will use mixed methods research strategy, the merging of quantitative and qualitative techniques. For data collection various strategies will be used like text analysis, media analysis, questionnaire survey, and structured interviews.
Topic 6: The Impact of Christian Civilisation and Modern secularisation on British Modernity.
Research Aim: The aim of the study is to analyse the essentialist models of modernity with the perspective of British dominant ideology of modernity and how it transformed because of Christianity and secularisation. The study will primarily focus on the 1950s t0 1960s as it is known as the decade that brought about radical break from tradition and modern world. The research will be conducted using historical pretexts which includes text analysis of prominent resources and media analysis of print media at the time.
Topic 7: Examining the Impact of Colonisation and Suffrage Movement on the South African War.
Research Aim: The primary aim of the study is to analyse the intervention of British feminists in the South African War. The study seeks to assess the impact the suffrage movement and global counterinsurgencies had through the exploration of two white women Emily Hobhouse and Millicent Fawcett. The research uses historical analysis of events to assess the confrontation of both women and its impact on colonial expansion and the wider implications of perspectives on conduct and practices of war.
Topic 8: Assessing Violence and Colonial History of British North America.
Research Aim: The primary aim of the study is a deep dive into the historical myths of Canadian colonial history, particularly examining the legacy of violence. The study looks to assess the evolution of the Canadian narrative compared to its historical actions and how they shaped Canadian history. The study will be conducted using historical text analysis of settler colonial violence and political development in the region from 1749 to 1876.
Topic 9: Analysing the Impact of Imperialism, History and Pedagogy on Fundamental British Values.
Research Aim: The aim of the study is to assess the UK Government’s project “fundamental British values” and its impact on UK’s schools for the promotion of these values. The study will use variables such as imperialism, history, and pedagogy to assess the impact they had in the development of the policy. To conduct the research quantitative techniques will be used for data collection through questionnaire surveys. The data will be analysed using structured equation modelling through Smart PLS 3.0.
Topic 10: Examining the Use and Misuse of African American History.
Research Aim: The primary aim of the study is to assess the methods with which public figures, not trained historians, have influenced the general public’s perspective and impression of black history. The study takes into account politicians, Hollywood’s motion pictures, and media people that have an influence on shaping the perspectives of African-American history and the black experience. The study will use the methods of historical text analysis to divulge into recorded and print media. The analysis will be conducted using thematic analysis.
Topic 11: Analysing Male Compensatory Consumption from a Historical Perspective.
Research Aim: The primary aim of the study is to examine the historical trends of male compensatory consumption from the 1900s to 2000s. The study uses the overcompensation thesis to assess how men react to gender insecurities through demonstrating masculinity in its extreme forms. The study will use historical text analysis research techniques to examine compensatory consumption in the USA to determine cultural continuities and changes to the meaning of the term masculinity.
Topic 12: Examining the Rise of African American Social Movements in the United States.
Research Aim: The primary aim of the current study is to examine the historical factors that have led to the rise in African American social movements in the United States. The study will assess social justice movements like the Black Lives Matter movement. The study will use qualitative analysis through historical text analysis using historical records from 1990s to 2000s. The research will compare movements to the BLM such as Black Power movement.
Topic 13: Comparing the Impact of Radical Nationalism and Political Change in Europe.
Research Aim: The primary aim of the study is to examine the factors that gave rise to the radicalisation throughout Europe under new populist leaders in politics. The study seeks to find historical and current evidence comparing events in World War II and authoritarian rise from 2010s to present. The study will be conducted using qualitative research techniques such as document analysis and extensive literature.
Topic 14: Examining the Impact of the Great Depression on British Migration.
Research Aim: The study aims to analyse the impact of the Great Depression on the migration of British population to the greater British empire. The study will use empirical research techniques to analyse migration trends. The study will assess if migration of British population during the Great Depression led to increased employment.
Topic 15: Exploring Elements of Nazi Antisemitism in Modern Europe.
Research Aim: The proposed study looks to assess the themes of antisemitism and Nazi glorification in alt-right groups in Europe. The study assesses the rise of the alt-right rhetoric in political discourse in Europe by comparing it to the rise of the Nazi Party in Germany. The study will qualitative research techniques, thematic document analysis, current events, and extensive literature review to explore and assess this rising trend. The research looks to find a link in political discourse by comparatively assessing both periods of history.
Topic 16: A Comparative Study of Greek and Roman Empire with a keen Focus on Technological Development.
Research Aim: The aim of this research is to study the comparison between the Greek and Roman Empires and how they developed the technology in their eras. The Greek empire saw major construction projects being built while Romans focused more on art and literature. The dissertation aims to study the historical impact of both these empires in a comprehensive way. The researcher will also try to explain the political approaches of both empires in terms of technological research and development.
Topic 17:An Analysis of The Event Preceding the First World War and How These Events Shaped the Future of The Region.
Research Aim: The aim of this research is to identify the events that became the root cause of the First World War and how the contributing parties fared before the fight broke out. The study will present a historic brief of pivotal events like the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, instability in the Balkan region, Russian involvement in Serbia, and the Austria-Hungary standoff. The research will propose a historic brief of the most crucial moments that led to the dominos falling and the beginning of the Great War.
Topic 18:An Analysis of The Great Depression and Great Migration with A Brief of The Far-Reaching Impacts of The Great Depression.
Research Aim: The research aims to identify the psychological suffering that American people went through During the Great Depression. Hundreds of thousands of African-American Farmers who fell into poverty entered the Great Exodus from the rural South to the industrialized North. 1.75 million African Americans had relocated from the South to northern and western cities by 1940. The study will analyse the impact of these events and how the American public emerged from this sad debacle.
Topic 19: An Analysis of The World’s Future If Hitler Had Won the First World War and Its Good and Bad Implications on The Future of Europe.
Research Aim: The aim of this research is to understand and predicted the European outlook in the imaginary case of German’s emerged as the victors of World War 1. The study will analyse the impacts on the European public, region, business, and the world. The scope of the study is also to predict the future in case Hitler had succeeded. This qualitative dissertation will base its foundation on the analysis of historical events, a vision of Hitler for Europe. The study instruments include an extensive literature review and predictive analysis.
Topic 20: An Analysis of The Impact That Nazi Germany Had on Global Politics and The Reason for The Deterioration of Nazi Rule.
Research Aim: The aim of this research is to analyse how the Nazi uprising in Germany became a catalyst for global political alliances in Europe and beyond. Around 8 million Germans died in World War 2 and this led to the destruction of Germany. The impacts of those sad are still evident and changed the course of the global political outlook of the world. The study instruments include extensive literature review and account of historical events.
Topic 21: A Study of The British Monarchy and The Rule of Queen Elizabeth II.
Research Aim: The aim of this research is to analyse the major historical incidents that shaped the British monarchy and the successful as well as failed campaigns by monarchs. The study will also cover the important historical landmarks in thein the reign of Queen Elizabeth the second.
