… the punishments were often very harsh, compared to the modern ones. Some were very unfair, and often did permanent harm. On the other hand, some were good, eg. humiliation. This essay shows both sides of the story, if they were fair or unfair. …

… faced by many scientists. The main theory that is protruding is the “Big Bang Theory”, which has many scientist’s backing it up, due to the amount of evidence. Nevertheless, many still are unsure of how it all began. The Big Bang postulates…

… in the war played the Game of international brinkmanship. The main purpose was to get the opponent intimidated because one wanted to dominant between Industrial Capitalism and Communism, which the Americans wanted to band. Threats with nuclear…

… is the most important aspect in the development of an individual, and as well as a nation. It is the trait that helps us become well-rounded people ready to encounter all obstacles and problems put before us, and overcome them.…

… important documents; for example, the Constitution, can usually change the lives of many or even cause clashes between the states. Both Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglas has their own strong opinion when it comes to the issue of slavery.…

… as the United States of America, there were Puritans, Congregationalists, Quakers, Shakers, and many other religions that had immigrated here. Many of these people emigrated in hopes for a free and more happy life, away from religious oppression…

… high. Oversea expansion wasn’t a new idea that just popped up, but revived again. There have been many oversea probes and interventions by the 1890s and from that, ideology of expansion was widespread. The Monroe Doctrine even glanced southward into…

… of the 20th Century before WWI? “The twentieth century opened on a world dominated by the West.” It was during this period that profound progress and European power led the world affairs from the end of 19th century to world war, revolution, and economi…

… our virgin country with an efficient form government, transferring power from a monarchy to a democratic republic. The Articles were a segway, a necessary step to drawing our modern constitution. It gave our country its first taste of moderate…

… ultimate than any other European monarch, but he didn¡¦t use his power to France¡¦s advantage. When Louis XIV took reign as the king of France, he was in the best position for a monarch to start ruling a country; everything was set up beautifully…