… a virtually unknown institution to most people was the star attraction in the media for several days. However, the mobilization of protest demonstrations against international institutions didn’t start in Seattle. There were demonstrations at…

… many ways throughout the ages. From the Middle Ages all the way through the enlightenment, the world, religion, God, and life and death have gone through courses of many changes. During the period of the middle ages, the world was thought to be evil…

… was a great gap between the Russia elite and the Russian lower class. But then the great French ruler, Napoleon, decided to invade Russia to gain more land and power for himself. But out of nowhere, the Russian people rose to the challenge, especially…

… Americans during the seventeenth century. Hundreds of groups and individual abolitionists attempted to overthrow slavery, enduring what they had to and willing to accept any consequences in order to get their points across. Through the numerous groups,…

… weeks, since the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, I have been asked to state my thoughts on this action. Many people have said that what we have done is no different then the actions of Hitler’s Nazi Army ,for which they have been charged…

… anxiousness to get there double. It was me, my brother, my mom and dad. I had never been to Mexico before, but I was hoping it was going to be as fun as I had hoped. The flight seemed to take the whole day. By the time we reached our destination, it…

… the United States in 1933, the nation's economy was in a state of turmoil. Industrial production slowed to about half its level prior to the depression, agricultural and other prices of goods fell to half of their previous value, and unemployment jumped…

… that the United States is part of a massive global electronic surveillance system known as Echelon. Introduction: Many of us believe that we live in a country that allows us our right to privacy. I. What is Echelon? A. 5 nations are involved…

… in a dictionary, they would simply find that it is simply a change, or overthrow of a government/situation. However, even though the concept of a revolution may sound easy, it requires a long process. The idea of revolution is thinkable by…

… on innocent civilians along the I95 corridors. Another sniper-free weekend has passed, residents in greater Washington and its close suburbs braced for a week of locked schools under police guard and cautious rush-hour commutes. In a spite of network…