… the Industrialization/Feminization of American Culture As a kick off, I will use the Grangers to talk about farmers dissatisfaction with railroads and the economic consequences of industrialization and the Mugwumps to discuss dissatisfaction with…

… is a sentence for many of today¡¦s murderers. The death penalty is the most effective way to punish a murderer spite the contradictions of life without parole. The death penalty also is fairer to the victims and their families. It is sometimes…

… fathers of the United States. The Bill of Rights is the first ten amendments of the Constitution. The very first amendment protects the rights of citizens to worship as they please and the right not to be forced to support someone else?s religion (Encart…

… And why should it? Just as every human being changes with experience and age, so then do our creations. Unfortunately, it is in our collective nature as humans to be afraid of change. Change inevitably raises moral questions within us, removing…

… but has evolved into an instrument of destruction of the family unit. In the mid 1960’s President Lyndon B. Johnson introduced “The Great Society” welfare act to the nation. The bureaucracy that ensued left the nation disenchanted and the poor…

… schedule relays that they are paid on a knowledge based pay structure. Even though for every year you teach with out advancing your education your pay increases. It increases even faster when you advance your education to a higher level. To change…

… has ever held as much power, influence, and control as the United States does now in our present day. Within the last century that has passed us by, our country has accumulated so much of its wealth, knowledge, and power because of the simple fact…

… Kyoto Protocol, and its ratification by the international community is the most controversial piece of news of the past few months. It is especially a touchy subject because the United States of America governing body decided not to ratify…

… who think that the death penalty shouldn't be legal anywhere in the United States. They say that killing someone doesn't right the wrong that has been committed against society and/or another individual. They say that executing the offender doesn't…

… property. According to Locke, God gave man this plentiful earth, with all of its plants and animals, to work on and nourish our bodies with. God gave us this earth to “make use of it to the best advantage of life, and convenience” (135). Since our…