Category: History

Were the policies that seemed to favour the interests of Central Canada, necessary as nation-building endeavors? Policies which depicted favoritism of Central Canadian interests were unnecessary in nation building. This is because they resulted to charges of intolerance among different Canadian provinces for example Alberta and Ontario which seemed to conflict over the National Energy…

Reflecting on the life of President Reagan, this book, written in prose form defines the thoughts of President Reagan on various aspects of America from the social, political, security, and the need for appreciation of diversity. Thus, this reflective treatise attempts to explicitly review various thoughts expressed in this book. Besides, the paper is specific…

Table of Contents Background Nationalism Liberal Nationalism Conclusion References In the lawless world of the ancients the need for a great leader was never in question. In a time when tribes and small nations regularly go to war there was a need for a strong leader and there were times when members of a community,…

Table of Contents What is the article about? What is the author trying to say or argue? What are your views on the topic or the subject of the article? Works Cited What is the article about? The choice of a foreign policy has never been easy for any country on any time slot; this…

The military has one of the most advanced technologies in the world, as soldiers have to face one of the harshest conditions in their service. Guided missile has become one of the widely used weapon systems and has proven to be very effective. It creates many possibilities of attack and lowers the risk for people…

From 1973, the Eurobarometer public opinion surveys have been conducted on behalf of the Directorate-General for Education and Culture of the European Commission twice a year to get a better basis for decisions and evaluations of its work. Every survey is composed of about one thousand personal interviews per member state of the European Commission.…

Barack Hussein Obama, born August 4, 1961, in Hawaii, was the 44th president of the United States of America. Soon after graduating from Columbia University and getting a degree from Harvard Law School, he began his political career by becoming a state senator, before moving to a new position in the U.S. Senate. In addition…

Table of Contents Introduction: Built on the Principles of Democracy and Equality Where It All Starts from: The Constitution The Declaration of Independence: Free to Engage in International Communication The Articles of the Confederation: Make Peace, not War Questionable Items and the Means to Address Them Conclusion: Empowered for Providing People with Their Irrefutable Rights…

Introduction The right to equal treatment before the law is a major issue in today’s society. Following the September 11 attack, it is alleged that many governments have been detaining and releasing suspects without charges or prosecution. However, the subject of debate has been the right interpretation of the habeas corpus. People want to know…

Table of Contents Introduction Main body Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The concept of dualism has been researched extensively throughout human history. In general, it is the assumption that there are two basic types or categories of items or principles in each given subject. The view that the mental and physical, or mind and body, or…