… would be better to live in, a monotheistic society with solid values, or a harsh, polytheistic society with many strict laws? while the cultural values of these two societies were not all that different, the way religion was viewed made the judicial…

… the value of individual liberty and the role of the state in protecting the rights of its citizens. The idea of liberalism meant specific individual freedoms such as: freedom of press, freedom on speech, freedom of assembly, and freedom from arbitrary…

… and many wars. In the past twelve years there has been a great deal of tension concerning the United States and Iraq. A little bit of background of how starts one of the Iraq-U.S. firsts conflicts, is with the Persian Gulf War. This was an event…

… by the growth of appalling conditions in the slums of the cities and in the plight of farmers and others ground up by the "wheels of progress." The struggle between capital and labor (called a "war" by historian Page Smith) showed that Americans…

… much oppression, injustice and political strife, however its revolutionary and guerilla style method of working towards achieving greater changes has taken shape in various ways. All of revolutionary movements have said to be fighting for a greater…

… his dream house in 1770 at the age of twenty-five. Along with being a congressman, and the third president of the United States, Thomas Jefferson was also the architect of Monticello. The original Monticello was built to take on conventional Palladian…

… power in the world. One of the major factors is Canada¡¦s Natural Resources. Some of Canada¡¦s Natural Resources include: Èç Minerals Èç Energy Èç Forestry Mining is a very important business in Canada, with mines all over the provinces…

… has served many purposes throughout the last two and a half centuries. It is a foundation for new ideas such as civil rights. The phrase “ All men are created equal” is a legacy that our country pursues daily. The Declaration of Independence is…

… in the New World. New York: Quadrangle/New York Times Book Co., 1976. Author: Howard Barraclough Fell (1917-1994). Fell is an accomplished marine biologist from Harvard, also became the professor of comparative zoology at Harvard. An interest in…

… man’s freedom fighter.” It is all about the side you are on and the perspective you like to take. Depending on whom these militias are fighting and how they relate to your cause, you will either call them a terrorist or a freedom fighter. President…