… 17, 1706 in Boston Massachusetts. He was one of the greatest American minds of all times. People thought that it seemed unlikely that Benjamin would succeed in becoming a model of the American dream. Benjamin's father, Josiah, pulled him out of…

… unmistakably the most resplendent figure in American history. Starting out as an apprentice, Franklin was to become a renowned printer, a great statesman, and an innovator always trying to find ways to improve his community. But how could this peasant…

… chosen to analyze two leading companies in the clothing and accessory industry, Calvin Klein and Benetton. Both companies have proven distinction and success in today’s global market, as they have gone beyond the expected and have used alternative…

… colonial life. They were viewed as a materialistic object rather then an emotional attachment. George Washington stepped outside of this norm, and accepted William “Billy” Lee into his family. George Washington was not only emotionally attached…

… X Humans are shaped through interactions and experiences with other individuals. What happened to us in the childhood directly forms our identity, character and morality. To display causality of this statement, I will examine childhood encounters…

… was the son of Domenico Colombo and Suzanna Fontanarossa. Columbus was born as Cristoforo Columbo in Genoa somewhere between August and October of 1451. His parents had a modest livelihood. Columbus was the eldest child of three--two brothers appear…

… the oldest sciences. Two of the greatest astronomers of all time are Claudius Ptolemy and Nicolaus Copernicus. These men had very different ideas and theories. Claudius Ptolemy was born around 100 A.D. and died around 165 A.D. He was conside…

… in 1738 was considered one of the greatest American masters at his death in 1815 and is to this day. Copley studied with his stepfather, Peter Pelham, and frequented the studios of John Smibert and Robert Feke. By the age of twenty, Copley was consider…

… was born Benjamin Thompson in Woburn, Massachusetts in 1753 and, because he was a loyalist, he left (abruptly) with the British in 1776. He spent much of his life as an employee of the Bavarian government where he received his title, "Count of the…

… crazy or is he just acting it. In my opinion there are many things throughout the play that make me tend to believe that he is crazy. When Hamlet enters Opheliu"s room and she has the question if he is truly mad or if he is just acting. Hamlet is…