History

The events resulting from World War period had to have profound impacts on how the women viewed the world. Initially, women had few rights which they enjoyed but the war would change that for ever. The womans domain was restricted to taking care of the husband and the children. Women were simply restricted to the domestic chores and child rearing. During the war years, the women assumed positions in the factories as men went to the field to fight. This opportunity helped the women to gauge their...

How lesbian, gay, bi- sexual, transgender, and queer members of the Latino community face barriers and are not considered NORMAL when it comes to their reproductive rights, health and why hetero sexual activity is considered the norm.Introduction  Strong societal orientation towards heterosexuality and consideration of other sexuality behaviors such as lesbianism, gay, and transgender, and queer members of the Latino community to be less normal and therefore impacting major barriers to them...

Iran has not been in good terms with the United States of America for quite some time and the conflict was not really directly started by the United States. Oil was the biggest issues as it was one of the most sought after source of energy by the western countries. This led to a 60- year exclusive rights deal to a Briton, William Knox D Arcy in 1901. The Anglo-Persian Oil Company was established in 1908 when oil was first mined. In 1914, the British government bought 51 of the shares. This led to...

During the waning years of the Roman Empire, two extraordinary figures rose to rebuild her once great prominence in the world. While their efforts ultimately could not stop the Roman Empire from being lost to the sands of time, their collective work during their reigns would forever transform the empire. Emperors Constantine I and Diocletian would go down in history not only as two savvy political figures, but they also would galvanize and revolutionize the Roman base into pushing back into the...

 Barber (1996) had predicted the future of international politics in his book, Jihad vs. McWorld How the World Is Both Falling Apart and Coming Together-And What This Means for Democracy.  Jihad vs. McWorld is a war being waged at present.  Although the word, Jihad, is distinctly Muslim, to Barber the Jihad side of this battle is one driven by parochial hatreds, whereas the McWorld side of this war is about universalizing markets (53).  The author further describes the two sides...