… because it was as revolutionary as its namesake, Andrew Jackson, seventh United States president and developer of the Democratic Party. The Jacksonian Period was an era of change. The Industrial Revolution of the century began taking its toll on the…

… to you some of the things I learned about ¡§Product Liability¡¨. If you ever decide to go into business for your self you might want to read up on this subject. I will be answering seven Questions that make up the basic foundation on this subject.…

… was the most powerful country in the world. Today, America is considered the new ¡°Rome.¡± Therefore, many people who want to achieve the American dream immigrate to the United States. Unfortunately, the immigrants are not permanent residents or citizens…

… feelings in the United States that, as women are having more rights given to them that were previously restricted, women should be given everything that is offered to men. This is becoming very true in the military, where much sentiment is that women…

… anxiety and heavy burden on their backs over the supposedly, most important test of their life time, the SAT. The test is known as “America’s oldest and most widely used college entrance exam. It is composed of two sections, Verbal and Math, each…

… for Dick Posthumus. Under his leadership in the Michigan Senate and as Lieutenant Governor, he has a proven record of great leadership. Dick Posthumus has visions for creating new jobs, cutting taxes, improving schools, and preserving Michigan’s great…

… the TANF numbers have declined. Totals for the fiscal year 2002 show that only 4995719 families recieved TANF. That was a 62 percent decrease from 2001 and a 59.2 decline since August of 1996. For the state of WVA, the ADF reports that an average…

… be seen as consistent with a concern for their welfare? The idea of granting rights to young people is still relatively recent and one which necessitates that society view youth as a social structure worthy of it’s own undeniable rights. To claim…

… is defined as a Government by the people, exercised either directly or through elected representatives, according to the American heritage dictionary. Derived from ancient Greece, “d mos” meaning “the People and “kra`tos” meaning “strength.” Although…

… killed Katherine Bagwell adding to the growing number of homicides in Oakland, California this summer. Her 7-year-old daughter sat beside her in the car as she watch the horrific event. Sadly, it had been only one year ago that the girl witnessed her…