… called the “Sumerians” has documented information about a planet that’s beyond Pluto in our solar system in a different orbit. They have it documented as the 12th planet because they counted Earth’s moon as a planet and also counts the sun. They…

… we can find or of which we can conceive.” (pg. 70) This quote, from Marcel Mauss’ The Gift, describes the system of ‘total services,’ and how it formed the basis of gift exchange. Gifts have many different meanings behind them. Now days, we give…

… that led to World War I but rather it was a culmination of many different events that led to the most catastrophic war of its time. The United States pledged to stay neutral during the war but with great economic investments with the allies the…

… or Alexander III? In the long term Alexander III probably had a bigger impact on Russia, however Alexander II had a massive impact on Russia in the short term. Alexander II created and performed many major social, legal and economical reforms over…

… realities of the truth. Today, I plan on revealing the secrets to some of the biggest controversies ever known, while the final decision, is still dependant on you. Conspiracy: an agreement to perform together an illegal, wrongful, or subversive…

… of many city-states, notably Athens, passed through four stages from the time of Homer to historical times. The oligarchic successors of the kings were the wealthy landowning nobles, the " eupatridae," or wellborn. However, the rivalry among…

… England in 1884. The first famous settlement house in the United States was the Hull House on Halsted Street on the west side of Chicago, founded in 1889 (Addams, 1910; Davis, 1959). As part of this movement, the educated reformers from the upper class,…

… traveled to and from without worrying about terrorist hitting us. We did all the things that we liked to do without thinking that one day we too could be like Israel or one of those other countries that get terrorist acts all the time. We were at our…

… go hand in hand. They are remembered as some of the most inhumane years in human history. Neither can be forgotten and in the minds of some they are as vivid as just happening yesterday. For those who were there, the deplorable, hopeless,…

… Virginia. From this portion of his diary we learn that he was a statesman and served as a member of the Council of Virginia. Undoubtedly he was a highly educated man, a wealthy man and was extremely religious, and he used this attributes to establish…