… first nationwide military draft in order to fill the washed-out ranks of the Union Army. While many people in the country opposed the draft, it ran smooth, rebellion free in nearly every city; all except New York. The people of New York, in particularly…

… not complete freedom. The Democracy in Athens, much like the democracy currently here in the United States, was pretty broad, but there is a line in the sand where free speech and action are no longer tolerated by the state and its citizens.…

… that shows how Charlemagne relied on Roman, Christian, and Germanic aspects of medieval Europe's cultural background in order to rule his empire. Charlemagne was able to create and control one of the largest empires in history, comparable to…

… Over the previous two centuries, Barbarian invasions had brought the once-mighty Rome to its knees, and this is taken as the final fall of the Roman Empire in Western Europe. What are the political, economical and social implications of this event,…

… if you look at them closely you even might think they are the same but they are not the same. By not even looking at their similarities there are two things of Buddhism that differentiate it from Hinduism. The Buddha himself never addressed any of…

… or comprising a number of territories and nations, they are ruled by a single supreme authority. When we always hear the word empire we always imagine a strong and powerful ruling over a country and a fairly large section of a region. Many empires…

… by George Leroe April 24th, 2003 AMH 1010 Professor Charles Deusner Daniel Boone and the Settlement of Kentucky Daniel Boone will always occupy a unique place in our history as the archetype of the hunter and wilderness wanderer. He was a true pioneer,…

… and if faced with courage, need not be lived again." (LMTTM 137.) If students are educated with our past, then they'll learn from the mistakes that were made. A great deal of my eighth grade year was spent on the Holocaust. Not only was it taught…

… experience which binds us together as a country, society, and people. We can relate with our neighbors, peers, or even someone off the street. We often share the same hardships or happiness as these other people. If we didn't have history than we…

… Lovell & Executive Producer:Francis O' BrienRobert Stigwood Screenplay:Michael WilliamsonYear of Production:1981 Characters:Archie Hamiltonplayed byMark Lee Frank Dunneplayed byMel Gibson Billyplayed by Snowyplayed by Barneyplayed…