… Revolution, widespread replacement of manual labor by machines that began in Britain in the 18th century and is still continuing in some parts of the world. The Industrial Revolution was the result of many fundamental, interrelated changes that transform…

… helped keep the peace throughout Europe. Although the reason it was started was to keep Germany from ever having to fight a war on two fronts (France and Russia). So Germany had an alliance with Austria-Hungary and also had an alliance with Russia. Th…

… Clyde drove recklessly that they drove much faster than the posted speed limit. Basically, both of them committed the same legal law. In this incident, Clyde¡¦s passenger died; however, Bonnie¡¦s passenger survived due to the decision of flipping…

… a new nation and a new government began to evolve. During the aftermath of the war, delegates met in Philadelphia and tried to establish a form of government, which created the Articles of Confederation in 1787. It was the first constitution of the…

… Okonkwo, and his village, Umuofia, are the concepts of things falling apart in this book. Chinua Achebe develops two stories of struggle in her novel, Things Fall Apart. The village of Umuofia and Okonkwo are in a constant struggle and they…

… across the Atlantic to America. As many as 200 black men, women, and children were packed below decks, squeezed onto platforms built in tiers spaced so close that sitting upright was impossible. Maroons - were a group of runaway slaves that formed…

… from France in 1884. It is now located in New York City, New York. It was presented in 1884, but didn't arrive until early 1885. It is on Liberty Island that is formally known as Bedloe's Island. It took awhile to ship it and put it together since…

… career. Before he became involved in World War Two, he served in many positions. After graduating from West Point Military academy with academic honors, he served in the Philippines and in Japan. He was then hired as an aide to President Franklin…

… Only the people elected by something like a court was allowed to be a dictator. Generally generals or important people in the army was elected. One of the most grateful generals and dictators of all times was Julius Caesar, in about the 1st century…

… as "the belief that some races by nature are superior to others. Racism is the dividing factor of cultural unity. It is a disease that has plagued the deliverance of the integration of African culture with American culture. Racism is the…