… foundation for the invention of the laser and the maser, in a ground-breaking experiment involving Max Planck's law of radiation based on the concepts of spontaneous and induced emission. The theory was forgotten until after World War II. It wasn't…

… Baroque and Rococo periods. Each period has many different characteristics that distinguish it from the others. Many significant discoveries were made in art and architecture during this time, and these advances have had a major impact on art…

… giving rise to the Art Nouveau movement: Victor Horta. Horta established a style that was unique to his architecture and design. It was through the use of iron, stone, wood, and glass that made his structure so complex and intriguing. Although the…

… in learning. When I decided to take on the challenge of teaching myself how to cook, I underestimated its complexity. Although I came across many obstacles, I was able to overcome these obstacles with patience, persistence, and the desire to achieve…

… in the history of science and has had the most impact on the course of science. Ever since the first microscope was invented in 1590, they have improved our knowledge in basic biology and biomedical research, as well as many other things, all of…

… with unsureness and a lack of confidence among the German people, causing them to search for new solutions and new leaders. It was these circumstances that forced the people to search to the extremes of the political spectrum, either to the extreme…

… atomic bomb on Hiroshima. This bomb killed tens of thousands of innocent people. I don't think we realized how serious the bomb was because if scientists honestly understood the amount of damage the bombs could do, they wouldn't have dropped them. We…

… weaknesses of Canadian democracy in many different respects. It will evaluate how free and fair the electoral process is, if governments operate according to democratic principles, the extent to which minority rights are recognized and protected, and…

… "locked into structures created by and for men, eighteenth- and nineteenth-century women writers did not so much rebel against the prevailing aesthetic as feel guilty about their inability to conform to it" (pg. 75). The women during these times…

… liberal government in the 1950'2 and 1960's led to Australia taking active part in the politics of the south East Asian region. In august 1962, thirty Australian Army Instructors arrived to assist in training the South Vietnamese Army. Menzies believed…