… Britain, although victorious, was left with a debt of 140 million pounds. The British believed that the colonists should share the burden of sustaining the British troops in the colonies. The colonists were then enforced with harsh tariffs such…

… for protecting the Tate crime scene and explain in detail the mistakes he made including but not limited to destroying evidence at the gate. 2)Explain what the investigators presumed about the knife used in the Tate murders and why. 3)explain…

… in 1917. In which, the government was forcing men to go to war. Prime minister Borden asked to conscript soldiers, because of three main reasons. First, the number of casualties, which means the number of dead and missing people, was up. Second,…

… the sky. Just the big, blazing ball of fire which shined brightly all day long, making the water glisten and sparkle. As I walked through the park, I took a minute to stand on the shore of the lake to admire the loveliness of the day. Looking…

… for Americans of African descent continues despite the significant advances made during the 1950s and 1960s. the question arises as to whether the struggle for Civil Rights has actually benefited the descendants of the many who sacrificed jobs,…

… and is called, "Welfare to Work Ride" from the Washington Post dated August 30, 1999. The article states that although welfare caseloads have dramatically decreased and many who left welfare are working, many former welfare families continue to struggle…

… has three systems of government, each of which is comprised of politicians who are elected by the community to represent their opinions. Federal, which controls Australia, state, which controls its respective state or territory, and local, which controls…

… in 1790, incarceration has been the center of the nations criminal justice system. Over this 200 year period many creative alternatives to incarceration have been tried, and many at a much lower cost than imprisonment. It wasn't until the late 1980's…

… ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Introduction - problems and benefits of World Government The idea of world government has not received a good press for many years. It tends to make most of us think…

… that are behavioral patterns that transform into norms and are set as rules or laws. The book hardly describes law without sanctions as the title suggests. In fact, law and its effectiveness is hardly mentioned in the book 'till the very end.…