… in such a horrible and heinous tragedy as the Exxon Valdez crash is not an easy task. There are multiple recipients and no one will ever really agree. It isn’t much of a stretch to say that there will never really be a right or wrong answer as…

… only factor that played into the Red Scare in the 1950’s, he was the driving force behind the mass hysteria that gripped our nation as it faced its darkest days following the war. The anti-communist movement was already planted into American culture…

… sustainable development. Some of the speakers were from so called “developed” countries, and others were from “undeveloped” countries. When Mr. Colin L. Powell spoke, from the United States, he stated that development was equivalent to lack of hunger,…

… income tax has been an issue that has been argued on the floors of Congress, in front of the United States Supreme Court, in front of television cameras, and around the dinner table. The tax served its purpose in supplementing revenue during the Civil…

… of trouble. No worries because while you’re at home relaxing the government is out there making all the decisions for the states with out an okay from us. The only thing that ya’ll don’t know is that little by little our rights are being changed…

… War of 1812 were a group of economic restrictions given to America by Britain and France. These restrictions were part of the Napoleonic Wars and American fury at the British practice of impressment, the practice of stopping American vessels, and…

… nations, however, for some parts of the world the end of the cold war had a much greater effect. Of all the countries and nations that were left with an everlasting impression of the Cold War, Germany was left with much more. The rise and fall of the…

… 4, 1776. This document stated that the American colonies were now the United States of America, and were now an independent country, separate from Britain. This document also explains to the world the reasons for the revolt against the British. The…

… and duties were clearly laid out. Greek culture was highly developed, and each person fulfilled their role. From the time a young Greek girl was born, she began to learn the skills necessary to satisfy the social requirements of the time. Greek…

… borderland. This ?borderland? is what she explains as where two or more cultures meet with each other. Two essays in which she wrote are Entering into the Serpent and How to Tame a Wild Tongue. Both of these essays are written in English and Spanish,…