… 1904 to1967. It was Chicago’s first amusement park. It was billed as the world’s largest Amusement Park throughout its 64-year popularity. To many it was a rite of passage and their earliest child hood memories. It was a place of fabulous family…

… way to study ancient Egyptian culture. I was surprised to see all of the interesting facts I could gather about the culture I once knew very little about. The research project for my anthropology class taught me a lot about the history of Egypt,…

… world where material comfort and physical pleasure are the only concerns, where humans are not born but created and conditioned according a strict caste system developed by society. Imagine a culture where the concept of family is non-existent and the…

… SUCH AS ZAIRE: De Beers I. AFRICA Africa is a country well known for its natural resources and the thirst the west has had for these resources. Some of these resources include diamonds and chromioum, gold,…

… of differences between American and Indian culture and values. American culture is a mixture of different cultures. Indians on the other hand have their own culture and values. I would like to compare and contrast these to cultural groups. Americans…

… had many impacts on the U.S. and Latin America. In my opinion, though there may have been less slaves shipped there, the overall impact on the U.S. was greater than on Latin America. In many ways these impacts are still being felt today. Some people…

… have shaped the future of civilization. However, none was of more importance than World War II. Whatever was to materialize at the end of the war would drastically affect the entire world and all of the inhabitants. If Hitler had managed to win the…

… anything, but on September 11, 2001, the whole world changed. Now, people don’t look through just one eye, they open both eyes and look through both, not knowing when a horrific event like this will happen again. I know that I will never be the same…

… clear to me that Melville views the institution of slavery as a cruel and inhumane act. Slavery is the evil of the story. The slaves on the San Dominick rebelled because they were treated cruelly. It is wrong for one person to own another and look…

… means of prestige as well as for flavoring and preserving foods. Their value can be seen as early as 408 AD, when a ransom was given to Alaric the Visigothic of three-thousand pounds of pepper, along with thirty thousand pounds of silver, five thousand…