… to the Civil War what the Boston Massacre had been to the American Revolution. They were both incendiary events. Defenders of the union generally condemned Brown and called the raid “the work of a madman.” Everywhere the threat of slave insurrections…

… or was it inevitable? These questions have one definite answer. The answer is “Inevitable”. What were the causes of the Civil War? Most people think of slaver when that war is mentioned. Even centuries later, we still debate the cause of the…

… y es escencial ver mientras en la ciudad. Este documento examina la arcitectura en Barcelona dentro de seis emplazamientos muy importantes y famosos. Todos los pedazos de arcitectura viene juntos crear la arcitectura único a Barcelona. Examino…

… World War , Denmark had fallen into political unrest. They began to see little hope in the future but none of which was close.IN 1912 the Crown was inherited by King Christian X of Denmark. The myth of King Christian X of Denmark and his yellow…

… Egyptians drank wine and a type of barley malt. Beer was the staple drink for the Egyptians and many other early civilizations. In ancient Egypt a poor worker would have been paid in beer, because of alcohol’s age, it cannot easily be taken away. Prohib…

… am not a saint who has strayed in politics. I am a politician who is trying to become a saint.” Gandhi Introduction~ In the 1800’s most of the cultures and ethnic groups in South Africa were treated with less respect than…

… in great power for many decades. For an extensive period of time Rome was considered the center of civilization. For the empire was beautiful and attracted many invaders, the walls surrounding the empire and of course the powerful army served as…

… and trickery, there was no man better at it than Victor Lustig. He really was the king of the confidence men. With forty-five known aliases, the mastery of five different languages, and nearly fifty arrests in the United States alone, Lustig…

… a system of social, political, religious, and economic laws and traditions. Most of these laws and traditions were set up as guidelines for moral behavior, family life, education, government, and business. These basic principles were set forth…

… together, shivering to keep warm. Six months today, to be exact, since my last actual meal. Oh how I earn for a full plate of warm food sliding down my throat and resting in my stomach. Instead I’ve survived off of hard molded bread and disease…