… world. No matter what country you decide to live in there will be terrorism to a certain extent. Some organizations are bigger than others and some are smarter than others, but there is one thing they all have in common, that is that they cause…

… Cabildos: Cabildo of San Juan and Cabildo of San Germán. The “Cabildos” were the local representative assemblies; they served strictly under Governors appointed by the Crown and at their pleasure. In the last moments of the colonial era, Cuba and Puerto…

… that was under Roman Rule and Christianity was spreading past; it had a vast history and many wars with Rome. It is located on the north shore of Africa at the tip of a peninsula near the city that is now known as Tunis, Tunisia. Phoenician…

… through the modern day, contains an array of different writers, styles, viewpoints, and inspiration. With a history like that of the United States, what else could you expect? American literature has set standards, broken barriers, and surpassed…

… Constitution was written by the country's monied classes and largely serves their interests. It remains an important work not merely for its historical data but because it raises the question of whether representatives need to reflect the class backgroun…

… Egyptologist's believed that the Sphinx was built in 2500 BC in the time of the pharaoh Chephren, but recent findings by John Anthony West suggest that there are water erosions unlike any other marks found on other Giza monuments. Unlike…

… experienced its first power outage on January 17th, being the first time since World War II when state officials ordered blackouts to protect the coast from the Japanese. The blackouts stretched from Central California to 500 miles north at the…

… Britain forever. There were many changes during the Industrial Revolution but a few things didn¡¦t change. Some of the thing that changed were: „h Transport, from walking and horses to trains and boats „h Power, from manpower to steam power. „h…

… kingdom where the death could enter. This place was for them the Valley of the Kings. It was the place where the royal people wanted to be. The Valley of the Kings is a wonderful world to be discovered. A place to visit for a long time. …

… and home to the men and women that control the military, the Pentagon is a national symbol. Its rich history includes its construction, renovation and the September 11th attack. During 1941 and World War II, the United States deemed it necessary…