… of the West since there were a lot of vacant lands to be discovered. Meanwhile, the idea of expansionism loomed in many people's minds. At the same time, many opposed this concept. Naval Captain Alfred Thayer Mahan and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt…

… are slow and gradual, but in certain points throughout history, great strides and innovations are made, causing an unmistakable shift in the way people play, write, and think about music. One of the most important shifts occurred between the Medieval…

… that is prevalent is the use of unnecessary warfare which leads to nothing but death and suffering. White goes so far as to make satirical suggestions that knights are more brawn than brains, and that the majority of those involved in war are like…

… mysterious island, is acting more mature than others by showing his great compassion towards the younger ones, being responsible by contributing diligently towards the building of the shelter, and being calm during this urgent, yet fearful situation…

… regarding classical conditioning and is often referred to as the Father of Classical Conditioning. (Lawry, 1981). Few know, however, that Pavlov initially planned on becoming a priest, like his father. He was born in 1849 in the small Russian…

… precepts to live by in the Bible, we start off by learning that true wisdom is found in believing in god. No doubt Nobel prize winners for science are devout worshippers. i.28: No merciful or forgiving god found in this verse which contradicts Jesus's…

… a word could have? Not even a complex word, but an everyday word. An example of one such word would be cat. Nowadays when someone uses the word cat it is likely that they are just referring to the cuddly feline pet that many people have in their homes.…

… continuing today, immigrants have flowed into America in hopes of obtaining a better life for their families and themselves. Most immigrants that come to America have fled from their homeland in order to have a new start on fresh soil. However, in…

… to sell their product? For the most part it's because the advertisements are created to conform to assumptions about the people who are purchasing the product or viewing the ad (whether it's on TV, in a magazine or on the radio.) Advertisers are also…

… since the 1980's. Nationwide concerns such as abortions, teen pregnancies, and suicides used to be hush, hush issues throughout America. Although the problems existed, people did not talk about them. These social concerns did not even come up on…