… change from an agricultural to an industrial civilization that took place from about the middle of the 18th century to the middle of the 19th century.' Sounds like it's unimportant, doesn't it? That could not be any further from the truth. The…

… settlers known as Boers in the Boer War and South Africa became a of the whites in South Africa are Boers. In 1948 the National Party started apartheid, which meant only British colony. The Boers beca the main voting support for the dominant National…

… such as small pox, measles and typhoid but none were as horrendous as Black death. In order to understand the devastation of this disease we must look at the effects it had on the political, economical and social structures of medieval Europe. The…

… way of ending slavery but also thought of it as a great opportunity to end it. Douglass once said," In order to be free themselves must strike the blow." Here he is saying that you must participate and fight for your beliefs in order to earn…

… between old traditions within the Igbo community as well as Christianity and "the second coming" it brings forth. While on the surface, it appears the novel narrows its' focus to a single character, Okonkno and his inner battles, one can read deeper…

… states his views of structuralism, the systems, and their opposites. He uses polarities to contrast many of the topics he writes about. A polarity, according to Webster's Dictionary, is "the having or showing of contrary qualities, powers,…

… there were some who were willing to oppose that matter by accomplishing many important tasks that got the attention of some men during the enlightenment, most men having anger displayed at them and a few accepting them as their equivalent. Gottfried…

… figures in New Zealand. Having huge influences on New Zealand politics for almost 20 years, his way and his character were familiar to most New Zealanders in the 70's and 80's. South Africa shocked the world in 1948 when a government that supported…

… as to what caused the depression Great paper! To my amazement the Great Depression serves as a natural debating point that 'justifies' or 'refutes' various economic policies. The Great Depression and the New Deal are complex topics that are open…

… Even when challenged by the best Spain had to offer, she was able to uphold her reputation. Now this was a lot to say since, "Spain in the sixteenth century was at the height of her power."(Marx 11) Philip II was on a conquering massacre and Britain…