… the debate at Sparta and the declaration of war show the Spartans as being unwilling to enter into a war with Athens? Thucydides is thought by some to be the true father of history; most historians before him, such as Herodotus, could be more accurate…

… he created an army which took over most of the known world. But what is not known widely is how tragic his life was. I cannot do full justice to his life but I will do my best to describe it. When Alexander was a child his parents were constantly…

… in the USA in the 1960’s Question 1: Source A is photographic evidence, does this mean it is reliable as evidence about the difficulties facing black protesters in the 1960s? Source shows us protesters outside what looks like a town hall, where…

… camp was. It is Primo Levi's story of being taken as an Italian partisan in December 1943 and shipped to Poland cause he was a Jew. The book begins with the ironic sentence, "It was my good fortune to be deported to Auschwitz only…

… aspects of the Gothic that can be found weaved throughout the text. Radcliffe’s novel is a combination of an exploration into a striking culture, with looming family secrets, subtle hints of supernatural forces at work and Gothic architecture everywhere…

… in Ontario focuses on young unmarried men and describes the hardships faced during the depression. Married men with families were given priority in employment and municipal aid was primarily given to families as well. As a result, many young men…

… of AIDS for Thousands of years. And they contracted HIV-1 virus by hunting chimpanzees for meat. Fend Goo a scientists from The University Of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) theory is that for centuries, HIV infections were limited to Gabon, Cameroon, and…

… been bringing you profiles in courage. Tonight, a woman who helps make the "American Dream" come true for people across South Florida. (WSVN) -- It's one thing for someone to tell you that you're going to get a house. But to actually see your…

… Early America. By Colin G. Calloway. Baltimore: John Hopkins University Press, 1997. Colin G. Calloway effectively states to his readers that the Indians of the North America were not just pushed aside by the Europeans who had begun exploring and…

… and shifting moral values. People began exploring and accepting new ideas, such as the theory of evolution. Evolution contradicted the belief that God created the world in six days and made man in his own image. Instead the theory of evolution…