… Adjustment Administration would be to tell farmers how much they could produce while also paying them not to produce on several of there fields. 2.<Tab/>The federal government planed on taxing food processing. 3.<Tab/> the…

… of the Second Empire was an original aim or expedient, one has to establish a number of things, first an 'expedient' in this sense means that Napoleon III was pushed into liberalising the Empire by his circumstances rather than planning to liberalise…

… the big St. Louie in a little, under funded hospital called Denakus. I weighed in at 11 pounds. I was the first child in my family to be born by a c-section, since my brother before me had been paralyzed from a malpractice, and suffered for two years…

… every month of winter, cattle in those days grazed all year round; never housed, nor fed by hand of man, but driven from time to time into "cowpens", where the owners gave salt to the heard and each one marked those which were his own." Two…

… everyone who attempted to settle in the great frontier. For the men it was not only tough, but also surviving the "Wild West" lifestyle was strenuous. Shoot-outs were as common as computer viruses today. Children also endured many tough times in…

… they write about its founding father, Ho Chi Min. However, there is some disagreement about Min's character and his accomplishments. On one side, he is a patriotic figure who used Communist doctrine and strategy as a method of freeing his people.…

… were unsuccessful in the beginning because of their lack of unity. Benjamin Franklin saw this as a major problem and urged unity. In the Pennsylvania Gazette, he drew his famous cartoon of a broken snake with the caption "Join or Die." A meeting…

… were at first unsuccessful and disorganized in the Americas. But they rallied and soon, with the help of great military figures like William Pitt, Amherst and Wolfe, they won the war. The Treaty of Paris laid out the land gains and losses for both…

… Washington's militia fired the first shots at Fort Duquesne. The war began and victory looked meek for the British for many reasons. The colonies were disorganized and many jealousies and disputes arose among them. In addition the colonies' governors…

… S. Cole, USMC (1920-1945). Sergeant Cole was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his conspicuous gallantry in the campaign at Iwo Jima. Sergeant Cole was enlisted in to the Marine Corps originally as a Bugler; this proved to be some what…