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Study of an open society, without estates, but classes; without subjects, but citizens; without royal Absolutism or any state monopoly, but with a dynamic and varied civil society, et al. And it is that, quite possibly, Americans have a rich modern history (lato sensu), with extensive experience in the coexistence of crowds, the management of…

In this play, Shakespeare focuses on the concepts of loyalty and betrayal. He explores these themes by depicting how they contribute to the tension and uncertainty in Julius Caesar. Initially, Brutus is portrayed as a loyal and trusted friend to Caesar. However, as the story progresses, his association with the conspirators reveals the manipulative and…

Being in a state of bankruptcy and distress, Germany was easily swayed by Hitter’s promising claim for a German rise to power ND wellbeing. The public evidently viewed Hitler as a strong leader, something that was much needed at the time. Thus, by exploiting the instability of the German nation, Doll Hitler used skillful oration,…

Recent Scandals involving aid agencies The recent scandal in Chad involving European nationals allegedly in a scheme to abduct young African children under the pretext of medical emergency and to take them to Europe ostensibly to save them from the scourge of civil wars in Darfur and Chad so that the children would have a…

‘The war has renewed and reinstated the national feelings and character which the Revolution had given, and which were daily lessened.’ (“The war has renewed and reinstated the national feelings and character which the Revolution had given.”) This remark was stated by the Secretary of the U.S. Treasury, Albert Gallatin, at the conclusion of the…

Meteorite Impacts as a Threat to Civilization Imagine that while you’re on a peaceful Sunday afternoon stroll with your family, a large dark gray ball comes out of nowhere, just missing the head of your small child, shakes the earth, and produces a large crater in the ground a few feet ahead of you. This…

World Hunger is affecting more people than you think. It is affecting up to 842 million people worldwide, while America’s population is only 325 million. It could be affecting people near you right now, and you don’t even know it. Most people think it’s only in Africa or places out of the U.S. but that…

American democracy was still developing in the 19th century. However, most historians connote that this democracy was defined “the people” in 19th-century terms as white men who pushed for the United States’ Declaration of Independence from Britain. Like their more conservative competitors, the Progressive historians regarded women as politically irrelevant, Indians as doomed primitives, and…

Since 1984, and particularly the last few months, the domestic jobs of a major N.A.T.O, Middle Eastern, and American ally province have come to the head of the international intelligence scene. That province is the Republic of Turkey and it’s primary problems stem from the past seven decennaries of bitter policies directed at the autochthonal…

The most invaluable thing that exists in our world is knowledge. Knowledge is a universal aspect and attaches itself to any race, color, and creed. Other things including money, love, and friends may come and go but knowledge is forever. It is the one power you are given when born into this world and no…