… Behind that line lie all of the capitals of the ancient states of central and eastern Europe . . . all these famous cities and populations around lie in the Soviet sphere and all are subject . . . to a very high and increasing measure of control from…

… probably one of the most well known gods in Greek history. Everyone has heard of Pan, and would more than likely recognize him if they saw him today. His unmistakable physique distinguished him from all other gods: “He had the feet of a goat, two…

… destroyed. Like society today, these passengers were enjoying life and thought nothing could happen to them. White Starline’s Titanic was called “the ship of dreams”, or at least that was what everyone knew it to be. The day was April 12, 1912, as…

… was the first exploration by the United States government of the northwestern wilderness. This expedition, which was led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, began in 1804 and lasted more than two years. Lewis and Clark started up the Missouri…

… nations rapidly colonized the New World. Despite vast cultural differences, New France and Massachusetts emerged as very similar societies. Foremost, the origins of both the colonies were both based on the same basic principles. Moreover, the attitudes…

… made a field trip to Cucumber Falls also known as Cucumber Run or Cucumber Ravine is a tributary of Youghiogheny River about 3/4 mile downriver from Ohiopyle Falls in Southwestern Pennsylvania, to learn first hand about the rocks and the stream in the…

… these stories that in societies humans have rituals to make them beautiful. With the bizarre rituals and beliefs as stated in Body Ritual Among the Nacirema, the author Horace Miller feels the Nacirema practices are unusual. In his style of writing…

… forced thousands Native Americans were forced to leave their homes. They faced massacres that caused their population to decrease immensely. Between 1880-1980 half of Native American Children was drove form their home to boarding schools hundreds…

… battle in World War II. Stalingrad was the site of a crucial Soviet victory that stopped Germany’s advancement into the east. This intense event was extremely significant in the outcome of the Second World War. After the Germans failed to…

… tax rate cuts; the affects include the stock market, manufacturing, retail sales, unemployment, U.S. consumer confidence, and rumors of wars. The Fed’s goal is to make money more available to consumers, who drive two-thirds of America’s…