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James Kenneth Stephen – Was He Jack The Ripper? James Kenneth Stephen was an English poet. He was born in 1859, in London, to James (a barrister) and Mary Stephen. He died in 1892 at the age of 32, confined in a mental hospital. He has also been put forth in the last century as … Read more
The 1920s are commonly referred to as the Roaring Twenties. The 1920s was a time when the American people were facing massive technological and social change as well as new roles for women and Afro-Americans. Discuss the many ways in which Americans responded to these changes in terms of artistic movements and social behavior. The … Read more
Jack the Ripper Jack the Ripper is assumed to be a serial killer who committed 5 murders in 1888 in Whitechapel, a small secluded area of London. All of these murders were similar in that all the victims were killed by cutting the throat and were all female prostitutes residing in Whitechapel. One of the … Read more
The 1920s are commonly referred to as the Roaring Twenties. The 1920s was a time when the American people were facing massive technological and social change as well as new roles for women and Afro-Americans. Discuss the many ways in which Americans responded to these changes in terms of artistic movements and social behavior. The … Read more
Death with dignity is to die with grace, in the knowledge that you are loved. (Mother Teresa) Dying with dignity has many interpretations. Some people think that dying with dignity is preventing one s self from becoming a human vegetable. Others, like Mother Teresa, believe that it is having the satisfaction of life to its … Read more
I knew Mother Teresa was incredible person who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. However, I did not know about Mother Teresa in detail. I wanted to find out about Mother Teresa and did so. I am going to write information about Mother Teresa and I hope you will know about Mother Teresa. Mother Teresa … Read more
Cuba is divided in 14 capitals and the special city of Island of the Youth (former Island of Pines). Christopher Columbus was the first European to reach Cuba in 1492. During that period the natives people lived and work their way through by farming. They grew items such as cassava, maize and yams. They consider … Read more
The history of Green Revolution is traced back to the 1940s when Daniels, the U S Ambassador to Mexico and Henry Wallace, Vice President of the USA set up a scientific mission to help the development of agricultural technology in Mexico. High Yielding Varieties (HYVs) or the ‘miracle seeds’ were at the core of the … Read more
The Crisis ended with the Americans managing to remove the Soviet missile’s from Cuba while the USSR gained the promise of a non-American invasion ever to happen in Cuba and the removal of the Jupiter missile threat in Turkey. Both nations also benefited with a “Hotline” telephone, as communication during the Crisis had been slow … Read more
Patricia Highsmith was born in Texas in 1921. She spent her adult life in France and Switzerland. She is the author of classics such as Strangers on a Train and Nothing That Meets the Eye. The book, The Price of Salt (Carol) was published in 1953, under the pen name, Claire Morgan. The book was … Read more
Contemporary and Environmental Approaches The contemporary approaches to management of organizations are sociotechnical theory, organizational behavior, systems theory, and quantitative management. All of these have their own unique differences. For instance, sociotechnical theory evaluates the interaction between people and technology in a business. Compared to quantitative management, that deals with the mathematical and statistical analysis … Read more
In literature, authors set the main characters up for different challenges that they will have to overcome throughout the story. Many of these stories have similar conflicts that can be compared and contrasted to one another. The protagonists in “The Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin, “A Worn Path,” by Eudora Welty, “A Rose … Read more
The Austro-Prussian War or Seven Weeks’ War was the war between the Austrian Empire and Prussia to determine the fate of Schleswig and Holstein and which country should control Germany. It was also the second of the three major wars that led to the creation of Germany as a single state. It was provoked by … Read more
Labor Unions in the Late 19th Century In the late 19th Century, many industrial workers were working long hours in terrible working conditions for an extremely low pay. Individual workers could not protest for a raise or better working conditions as they were easy to replace with many others who were willing to have a … Read more
Canada is a diverse, multicultural country with a high Life expectancy, Healthcare and a GDP that is leading in comparison to many other countries. Canada’s own identity starts with our remarkable sense of culture and customsThe North American Free trade agreement was signed by Canada, Mexico, and the United States, creating a trilateral trade bloc … Read more
Throughout history, war has been a popular topic amongst writers looking for inspiration for new pieces. This includes anything from on-site reports to fictional works based off of real wars or battles. Looking at the timeline of when different war novels were published, it is easy to see a trend of writing styles. Stories like … Read more
Oliver Twist Book Report The story of Oliver Twist begins in 19th century England in a small workhouse where Oliver is born. Shortly after Oliver’s birth, his mother passes away due to starvation. Since the Identity of Oliver’s father was unknown, he was forced to spend the first nine years of his life in an … Read more
Were the 1920s a Time of Improvement? The 1920s in the U.S.A. were a time of political, economic, technological, and social improvement. New efforts for world peace were made, numerous inventions helped Americans, and lives and jobs improved for many during this time period, known as the “Roaring Twenties” because of how fast things were … Read more
“War is what happens when language fails.” – Margaret Atwood. This quote has great significance as the Arab – Israeli six day war. 1967 has opened our eyes and brought to light the need for peace and a redefinition of borders around us. It also calls for global peace measures that need to be taken … Read more
‘Struggling Families: A family working in the Tifton Cotton Mill. Four smallest children not working yet. The mother said she earns $4.50 a week and all the children earn $4.50 a week. Husband died and left her with 11 children. Two of them went off and got married. The family left the farm two years … Read more
