… quarter of the world's population-1.5 billion people-are living in extreme poverty. South Asia is a region in which many of these people are living. Every day, thousands of people in this region go hungry. Most cities have poor sanitation, and little…

… the history of Germany. He made World War 2 happen and he was one of the most popular dictators. He really loved his country, but he hated the Jews very much. He thought that Jews made his country, broke down and they took everything from the Germans.…

… down with Investment Advisor Harj Grewal, BA (Econ), CFA, CBV, CFP from RBC Dominion Securities. Harj has a diverse background in investment banking and finance. Harj currently holds a Chartered Financial Analyst designation along with Certified Financia…

… 1066, he brought with him the culture and ideas of another people. One of the innovations imported was the stone keep. This building would dominate the English skyline for five centuries and be the cornerstone of defense for the feudal lord of the…

… 1790 and 1850. Victoria was crowned the Queen of England, Charles Darwin began the Beagle voyage, Slavery came to an end in the British Empire, the French army occupied Spain under Napoleon's command, the steamboat was invented, and Friedrich Engels…

… in Africa, straddles the equator and is made up mostly of fertile highlands (Uganda: Land and People, 2005). Kampala is the capital of Uganda. Once ruled by brutal dictator Idi Amin, what is more formally known as the Republic of Uganda gained its…

… in 1874 was organized to encourage modernized consumption of liquor or its complete prohibition. The movement consisted mostly of women with their children who couldn't or didn't want to deal anymore with drinking habits of their spouses and fathers.…

… is the Temple of Jupiter. Built in 150 B.C it was Pompeii's main temple. A Capitolium in structure and in pure Italic style, the temple was constructed on a high base, with a double flight of stairs at its front. Inside the temple lay the "cella",…

… Latin and is from the first line of the declaration as is customary with Roman Catholic documents. It discusses the relationship of the Church with Non-Christians, which was proclaimed by Pope Paul VI on October 28th of 1965. "What happened in Christ's…

… hardest, most responsible and satisfying tasks a human being can face. It is also the job for which people receive the least formal training. Each person's knowledge of how to bring up a child usually comes from their surroundings and their own upbringin…