… 5, 1638. He was given the title le Dieudonné, the gift of God, at birth by hopeless Frenchmen after 20 years of barren marriage between Louis XIII and Anne of Austria. Louis XIV was later given other titles such as “Grand Monarch”, “Louis the Great”,…

… grows to the hysteria level. Arthur Miller bases his play entitled The Crucible on these events with John Proctor as the major character. Proctor’s internal and external conflicts cause him pain and grief throughout the play. During the play, Proctor…

… colony on April 2, 1681. Nationalities of Immigrants The English, French, Irish, Scottish, and the Welsh came to Pennsylvania. Religions The religions that were included in Pennsylvania were, Christians, Quaker (Which was William Penn’s religion)…

… Quite possibly the most critical document ever written in the history of our great country was the declaration of independence. This document set off a chain reaction of events that came to shape a nation, an independent nation. After reading…

… How would you feel if your individual rights and freedoms were stripped from you during a national crisis? In many countries, the people’s individual rights and freedoms are supposed to be protected by the government. But, in some cases,…

… most important work of “Old English” literature, and it is well deserved of the distinction. The epic tells the story of a hero, a Scandinavian prince named Beowulf, who rids the Danes of the monster Grendel, (supposedly a descendent of Cain, although…

… now for three hours! What is taking so long?" Does this excerpt strike you as a common one? Well to almost any licensed driver over forty years old it sure does. I as well as anyone know how vexatious it is to wait in line for gas; however, have…

… most important work of “Old English” literature, and it is, in my opinion, well deserved of the distinction. The epic tells the story of a hero, a Scandinavian prince named Beowulf, who rids the Danes of the monster Grendel, (supposedly a descendent…

… the second largest group after the Mayans in the central Mexico region. They were first nomadic people and originated in the Pacific Northwest. Later on the Aztecs migrated into central Mexico. By 1100 A.D. they had hundreds of tribes, but these were…

… does he think they are real? What is his view of the relationship between the objects in our sense experience and the Forms? How does the myth of the cave illustrate Plato's view of reality? Is Plato's theory plausible and why? When we speak of…