The Wife of Bath was written by Geoffrey Chaucer. The story starts with a narrator who prides herself on being able to use her beauty to control her husbands. She admits that of her 5 husbands, she was only able to charm 3 of them; it was only when they were drunk. The narrator tells … Read more
FBLA Business Ethics Competition About Animal Testing Beth: Imagine having the choice of life or death left in your hands alone. On one end, there is a rat, who is energetically running to find a hiding spot from the broom sweeping across the floor. On the other end, there is a stay-at-home mom, jumped up … Read more
Recidivism refers to a person’s relapse back into criminal behavior, often after the person receives sanctions for a previous crime, within a three-year period of time after their initial release. At the top of the list of those experiencing recidivism are drug offenders with a 76.9% of being rearrested within a 3 year period. As … Read more
The phrase “don’t judge a book by its cover” is popularly used to avoid making a misleading judgment about something by just observing the appearance of it. Personally, I use this idiom often because I don’t fit in with the stereotypical image most people have of what a Latino should look like. Growing up, my … Read more
Rubidium was discovered by two German scientists, of the University of Heidelberg: [chemist], Robert W. (Wilhelm) Bunsen & [physicist] Gustav R. (Robert) Kirchhoff, in 1861. The discovery wasn’t intentional, but in fact accidental. The science duo had been investigating mineral lepidolite, a form of mica consisting of the elements lithium, potassium and a few traces … Read more
Throughout the world people are tested through isolation. On one hand, some people learn how to cope with the darkness of solitude; and, on another hand, isolation opens a whole new perspective to those both in and out of solitude. Isolation is a state of being where you are set apart from anything that has … Read more
The Underlying Themes Found in The Crucible There are many underlying themes revealed in Arthur Miller’s classic tragedy, The Crucible. Set in a theocratic society where the church and the state are one single entity, the moral measure of conduct can be regulated through governmental laws. In this type of society there is no difference … Read more
Terrorism is one of the most hazardous issues faced by the contemporary society which poses significant threats to the development of the whole mankind. It is quite clear that despite numerous attempts of the world leaders and most powerful countries, the number of terrorism acts has only increased as well as the number of casualties. … Read more
When asking people around the world this question, there is a variety of responses. There are people that believe the most important education that one can receive comes from sitting in a classroom. Another set of the populous believes the best education one can receive is from living life in the real world. There is … Read more
When two people go through a divorce, they are terminating their marriage. Forty to fifty percent of people in the United States that are married end up in a divorce, in a second marriage 60 to 67 percent end up in a divorce and in a third marriage 70 to 73 percent end up in … Read more
Sparkling times of a world known French luxury and beauty of bourgeois life failed in a revolution of 1789–1799 years. Different historians argue for various reasons that contributed French people to revolt; however, there is no the only right answer for this question. Years of feudalism, unjustified tax burdens and constant economic decrease definitely boosted … Read more
Nowadays, the term “imperialism” is most frequently applied to determine someone’s imperial ambitions, sometimes to describe the United States or European policy, sometimes – to determine the policies of those years that preceded the First World War. And sometimes the “imperialism” is used at all to denounce everything bad on the planet. And everyone uses … Read more
The Salem Witch Trials were a dark age in the American history. More than 200 people were accused of practising the Devil’s magic and 20 were executed. The people were widely suspected of practising witchcraft, mostly women. The trials officially started in February of 1692 and ended in May of 1693, when the last victims … Read more
Capital punishment that is also called the death penalty is the process of execution of the people, who committed a serious crime or even series of such offenses. The capital punishment is now considered to be a sanction of last resort, however, earlier it was a usual thing done to a lot of people. Such … Read more
The Black Panther Party or BPP (originally called the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense) was created in a time where black people were not seen as equal members of society, from a moral standpoint. Black people (and other minorities) faced systematic oppression from the government, police, and people of America. The BPP was founded in … Read more
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