… for and worry about the future. History, however, is the study of the past. Given all the demands that press in from living in the present and anticipating what is yet to come, why bother with what has been? Given all the desirable and available branches…

… debate regarding God's role in society. Although there are many ideas and speculations, the one thing that is agreed upon is that there is a God. What role he plays in our everyday lives is something that is still argued about. Two influential men…

… southern continent AD 700s- Canoeists from Polynesia might have viewed icebergs and pack ice from Antarctica 1773- Cook makes the first known crossing of the Antarctic Circle. He could not break through the ice so he sails right past Antarctica but…

… different forms mostly depending on the couples country, culture and social surrounding conditions; however, not all of these forms are acceptable, successful and respectable by many societies. I.In arranged marriages, the possibility of its success…

… have their downsides, if thought about in a logical manner, the risk taken is less than that of a love marriage. I.Disadvantages of Love Marriages a.Basis for marriage b.Idealistic illusion II.Advantages of Arranges Marriages a.Cultural…

… violence and abuse are expressed within adolescents as either emotional or physical means. Such abuse is sometimes misinterpreted by adolescents due to their inexperience and ignorance about such issues. Prevention programs of different forms must…

… life and healthy are inter-related. Many culturally-bound dietetics therapies have been reported around the world by anthropologists and doctors. With more and more Chinese restaurants appear in west countries, Chinese herbal food, using medicinal…

… ancient Greece is complex because artists were affected both by the art of the past and the women that they saw around them every day. There is one certainty and that is that the influence of the various roles evident produced some of the greatest…

… provides the reader with a chronological account of the events that lead up to the Spanish conquest of the Aztec empire in Mexico. Portilla takes the approach of discussing the entire war, battle by battle. On the contrary, Keen and Haynes, authors…

… become interested in planes until about 1919. After she saw an aerial meet with her father, she took a 10 minute ride on a open-cockpit biplane over Los Angeles. Shortly after she began flying lessons with pioneer aviatrix Anita Snook at Kinner Field…