… of unskilled workers, focusing on the steel industry in particular. He systematically identified the problems, which caused these inefficiencies to exist and then went about proposing a solution to make these operations run more efficiently. He…

… otherwise known as the “Era of Good Feelings,” must be considered a time of exceptional growth and development in the United States, but above all, it may be considered a time of evolution and ripening of American nationalism, unification, and economic…

… diplomatic blunder. The selfish decision was made primarily because of political jealousy and future party interests/ambitions, rather than in the best interests of the country and the world. The rejection was a poor decision for many reasons. First…

… to enter England by force in 1588. This navy had been called previously “The Invincible Armada”, because the Spaniards thought that it could not be defeated (The History of…). Philip II of Spain had many reasons to want to get rid of Queen Elizabeth.…

… information about the Athens, one of the greatest Ancient Greek city-states/empire. It reflects upon the values, culture and traditions that were typical of its social structure as one of the most advanced communities of its times. The speech touches…

… T. Love and its construction began in the 1890s (http://onlineethics.org/environment/lcanal/timeline.html). The project was never finished and an extremely large, seemingly useless hole was left in the ground in the Niagara Falls area. Almost…

… cities was often heavy. Police officers had to be stationed full time directing traffic at busy intersections The world’s first traffic light came into being before the automobile was in use, and traffic consisted only of pedestrians, buggies, and…

… in the pursuit of political and religious goals. It takes place all around the world. Terrorists force extreme fear and pain upon the daily lives of the societies that they oppose. America in my opinion is very fortunate, because here terrorism…

… vividly. Through stories Native Americans could explain natural phenomenon such as earthquakes and thunderstorms. They would often blame these events on gods that were “responsible.” Creation stories are also common among Native American storytellers…

… have had plenty to be concerned about: the nation has been grieving over the tragic loss of lives, nervous about the economic fall out from the attacks, reluctant to fly in commercial aircraft, anxious over the threat of bio-terrorism delivered…