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  • The Declaration of Independence of the United States  By :
    The declaration of independence is a formal statement that of freedom of a nation or state from another government. There are several reasons for the creation of the declaration of independence.
  • History of Kalamazoo  By : Jeff Jermaine
    Kalamazoo Michigan has a rich history. From its origins as a farming community to a world leader in education, medicine, and more, Kalamazoo has come a long way.
  • A Brief Introduction to Egyptian History  By : Amar Mahallati
    Egyptian culture has emerged from a process that had been going on for thousands of years. The nomad tribes of fishermen and hunters began to be stationary in villages in approximately 6000 BC, and after the adapting of agriculture in approximately 5000 BC, some of them grew to quite a substantial size... Read this article for a brief introduction to Egyptian history.
  • Bedfordshire: the Spy Capital of World War II-00-5319  By : 4Ps--Marketing
    Groucho Marx famously quipped that ‘there’s no such thing as military intelligence’, but there can be no doubt the work of Allied intelligence in the Bedfordshire/Buckinghamshire area during World War II played a crucial part in defeating Nazi Germany and its Axis partners.
  • Toys of the generations!-00-5313  By : chuck
    In the 1920’s popular toys, which some of are still around today, were teddy bears, raggedy Ann dolls, crayola crayons Ruben variety which were washable and
  • When Women Achieved the Right to Own Properties  By :
    In the seventeenth century American women were not able to own any property. The properties of women at that time were controlled by the father or the husband. A law allowing women to own and sell properties was later passed in 1848.
  • When English Parliament Conquered Ireland  By :
    Ireland was once conquered by the English Parliament in 1650. The British soldiers entered Ireland through Rathmines. The British troop was led by Oliver Cromwell, they killed several people and burned down towns.
  • Why President Raegan Earned the Title, the 'Gipper'  By :
    Ronald Raegan was one of America's presidents. He was an actor first before he became the president. One of the famous roles he portrayed was the character called, the "Gipper".
  • The Fourth of July as the US Independence Day  By :
    The Fourth of July is the celebration of the Independence Day of the United States. It is on this day that the Americans remember how their forefathers fought for freedom and equality.
  • political ramble- jeff beck style-00-5268  By : chuck
    Politics is mainly the method and process of taking decisions for the group. The word politics integrates all the domestic and international policies. These
  • Five Reasons Why the Cold War Began  By :
    The Cold War was the big rift that happened between the Axis force and the Allied force after the Second World War. It began after the Axis forces occupied the eastern part of Germany while the Allied force controlled Germany's western part, after the World War 2.
  • Mother Teresa ramble-00-5227  By : chuck
    Mother Teresa was born as Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, on August 27, 1910, the map of the heavens at her birth has the following stellar signature: Sagittarius,
  • From the Roaring Twenties to Rock n' Roll-00-5204  By : chuck
    Music is an essential part of history.

    The roaring 20’s. The age of Jazz. Jazz was very popular in the 20’s, along with a great Jazz artist named Louis
  • The Importance of the Great Compromise  By :
    The Great Compromise is the plan that gave rise to three branches in the American government. The content of the Great compromise came from two plans namely; Virginia Plan and New Jersey Plan.
  • The Creation of the Statue of Liberty  By :
    The Statue of Liberty is one of the prominent American structures. A French sculptor named Frederic Bartholdi created it.
  • Reasons Why National Enquirer Was Sued By Carol Burnett  By :
    Carol Burnett is one of the famous American actresses. She sued the National Enquirer in 1981 because of a wrong report made about her.
  • The Importance of the Battle of Gettysburg  By :
    The Battle of Gettysburg is the war that transpired between the Union force and the Confederate army. It happened in 1863 for three days.
  • The Popularity and Significance of the Liberty Bell  By :
    The Liberty Bell is a symbol that represents freedom and justice in the United States. It was acquired by Pennsylvania in 1700s.
  • Reasons Why Farc Group Was Formed in Colombia  By :
    Farc is a group seeking terror in Colombia. It started in the fifties as a group that wanted to fight the ruling party so they can restore peace and order in the state.
  • The Reasons Behind American Operations in Iraq  By :
    It has been several years since the United States has its first military operation in Iraq. There are a number of reasons why the US had to intervene in the Iraqi situation.
  • Sir John Harrington - Inventor of "The John"  By :
    Americans refer to the toilet as "the john." Although this slang is used in the United States, the reason for this can be traced back in England during Queen Elizabeth I's time.
  • Reasons Why the Revolutionary War Happened  By :
    The Revolutionary War is the battle that happened between the American colonists and the British Parliament. The American colonists wanted to gain independence from the British Empire.
  • Examining The Reasons Why The US Entered The Vietnam War  By :
    The primary reason for the entry of the US in the Vietnam War was to stop the spread of communism. The Vietnam War cost the lives of 560,000 Americans and nearly 2 million Vietnamese.
  • A Transient History of Solar Power  By : John Patterson
    Solar power has been used for centuries in various forms and over time it's matured into a very efficient form of energy for generating electricity and heating your home. The history of solar power has been one amongst innovation and adaptation and commenced back in ancient times. The Greeks understood the ability that the sun might give and actually designed their homes to own massive openings that faced the sun. These were later coated with glass or mica to boost the heating effect of the sun. This natural form of heating, that we refer to as passive solar today, allowed them to burn less wood for the heating of their homes. This type of passive solar heating remains being used today and is a elementary design criteria of any energy efficient home. These homes are designed with large windows facing south to capture heat from the sun. This concept is taken even additional in trendy designs that currently use special heat-retaining materials on the walls and floors of those homes to magnify this passive heating effect. These materials can absorb additional of the sun's heat during the day and unleash it slowly during the colder evenings to stay the house at a continuing temperature. This helps to extend the potency of this passive solar heating and permits homes that take advantage of this to need less standard heating.
  • Reasons the 4th of July is Important to the United States  By :
    The fourth of July is a national holiday in the United States. Most offices are closed so people can celebrate it with their families and friends.
  • Reasons Why the Brooklyn Bridge was Built  By :
    Brooklyn bridge is the suspended bridge that links the cities of Brooklyn and Manhattan. The design for bridge was made by John Roebling.
  • Reasons Why Sears Tower Was Built  By :
    Sears tower can be found in Chicago.Its construction was completed in 1973. It has one hundred eight floors.
  • Reasons Why Wearing White After Labor Day Is Frowned Upon  By :
    Labor Day is a holiday which many countries celebrate including America. Many years ago, many people in the United States do not like wearing white clothes, shoes and hats after Labor Day.
  • The Last Eruption of Mount Fuji  By :
    Mt. Fuji is one of the best places you can see in Japan. It is a majestic volcano that has always been active.
  • The First Occasions Emails Were Used  By :
    Emails are mails done electronically via the Internet. It was first used in the sixties as an internal communication device.
  • The End of World War II  By :
    World War II was a global military conflict that was waged from 1939 to 1945 between the Axis Powers (Germany, Japan and Italy) and the Allied Powers (United States, Great Britain, Soviet Union and France. The war ended after Emperor Hirohito broadcasted the surrender of Japan in August 15, 1945.
  • What Illustrated Maps Bring to the View of the Globe  By : Roberto Bell
    Summary:
    Illustrated maps were developed many ages ago and continue to be a very important tool in our society. These are also extremely collectible and sought out since they have such a vast background.
  • Viewing American Politics  By : Essence Florie
    The stalling of US and UK ambitions for Turkey to become a member of the EU during December 2006 has presented a challenge for Tony Blair during his sunset period as British Prime Minister.

    Turkey is a longstanding member of NATO, and was actively supported by successive US administrations during the Cold War with the USSR, due to its strategic location. After the collapse of communism, Turkey assumed a new importance as a model for a secular and democratic Muslim state. I...
  • The Corrupt Legal System in Virginia.  By : D. Chandler Graham
    The trial of Earl Bramblett for the murders of the Hodges family in Vinton, VA in 1994.
  • Nightmare Realized: Why Did the Holocaust Happen  By :
    When we think about possible answers to why did the Holocaust happen, we sometimes are not able to come up with anything satisfying. It is however important to understand why did the Holocaust happen so that each of us individually can help in making sure that this horrifying aspect of history does not happen again.
  • The Collapse of the Soviet Union  By :
    The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, once a highly feared superpower, collapsed due to many reasons. Declining economic conditions brought about by decades of oppression led to social unrest. The central government's both local and international also led to the collapse.
  • Why Should We Celebrate Our Veterans?  By :
    War veterans are those people who fought to defend the honor and freedom of their country and risked their lives doing this. It is only right that we honor their sacrifices and acknowledge their huge contribution to the country. After all, without them, who will be in the front line to defend their country and fellowmen?
  • Evaluation of the Book, Three Trailers Down  By : D. Chandler Graham
    This is a sequel to Smoke and Murders but a stand alone novel. You don't need to read Smoke and Murders to enjoy it but you will probably wind up buying Smoke and Murders to see what preceeded all these events.
  • The Fictional History Saga  By :
    Authors sometimes use fictional history as a writing strategy. These are meant for people to think that the events written are real.
  • History of Magnets and Their Uses  By : Roberto Bell
    Magnets have been in use at least as far back as the 4th Century BC and likely even earlier. A Chinese tome from that era titled "Book of the Devil Valley Master" details.....
  • The Real History of Halloween  By : Roberto Bell
    Two thousand years ago, in the region that is now Ireland, the United Kingdom and northern France, the ancient Celts celebrated the end of their summer harvest and the beginning of their new year on November 1. This observance also...
  • Why Was the Berlin Wall Taken Down  By :
    The Berlin Wall was designed to keep East Berliners from crossing into West Berlin. In the late 1980s, with the weakening of communist government in East Germany, thousands of Germans flocked to the Wall and crossed into West Berlin. The fall of the Berlin Wall was due to the weakening of the communist goverment and the influx of people seeking a better life.
  • A Tale of Cambridgeshire History-00-4590  By : 4Ps--Marketing
    Delving into the local history of many UK cities and towns can be hugely interesting but the area of Cambridgeshire is perhaps the most captivating in its chronicles of times gone by.
  • Why Is Rizal Considered the National Hero in the Philippines  By :
    Jose Rizal is Philippines' national hero. His calls for reforms, through the foundation of La Liga Filipino and writing of Noli Me Tangere and El Felibusterismo, inspired many Filipinos to call for change. His execution moved many to demand for independence from Spain.
  • Revealing The Reasons Why Japan Attacked America  By :
    There are several events that triggered the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The Japanese attack on the American Fleet was the only way they could get their hands on the oil fields of the Indies.
  • Revealing The Reasons Why Japan Attacked America  By :
    There are several events that triggered the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The Japanese attack on the American Fleet was the only way they could get their hands on the oil fields of the Indies.
  • Varas Karim Ismail Mansawala  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    Period (1867-1956)

    Varas Karim Ismail Mansawala, the first title holder of Varas among the gupti Ismailis of North Gujrat, was born in 1867 in Mansa, Gujrat and came with his family to Bombay at the age of 6 years in 1873.

    He witnessed last 14 years of the Imamate of Imam Hasan Ali Shah, and blessed with the dastboshi. When Imam Hasan Ali Shah passed away, in 1881 and was buried in Hasanabad, he joined with the labourers in the construction of the mausoleum. Varas Karim Ismail Mansawala also present during the ascension of Imam Aga Ali Shah and took oath of allegiance.
  • Miraj  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    The word miraj is derived from uruj means to ascend. The Koran (70:4) says, "To Him ascend the angels and soul" (taruljul malaikatu war'ruhi ilaihi), and in 97:4: "Angels and soul (from Him) descend (tanz'zalul malaikatu wa'ruhi), and also in 70:3: "Lord of the ways of ascent" (minal'lahi zil ma'arij).
  • The History of Smoking Bans  By : Jon Tipping
    Although Smoking bans have been more fashionable in recent times, smoking bans are not new. Of course, smokers are forced to smoke outside for quite some time.
  • US Navy Ships Of Every Kind  By : Chris Harmen
    All commissioned Navy ship names begin with USS, which stands for "United States Ship". Civilian, non-commissioned Navy ship names begin with USNS, for "United States Naval Ship". There are three basic types of Navy ships: aircraft carriers, surface combatants and submarines.

  • WW1 Postcards Are Fun To Customize Online  By : Mitzi H. Hewitt
    Many people these days have forgotten about the great art of postcards. Postcards have always been fun to get and to send but now it is hard to find the correct postage and sometimes it is even hard to find the postcards themselves. One of the most fun things to do on the internet is to make your own customizable postcards. If you are into WW1, you can even make your own WW1 postcards. Pretty much anything that you are looking for, you can find online.
  • Famous Bartenders  By : Roberto Bell
    The differences between a great bartender and a famous bartender are the little things. Famous bartenders consistently stay on top of the...
  • The History of the Camera  By : Roberto Bell
    Have you ever thought about how the tiny, one click, instant-picture-delivery camera in your hand started out? The history of the camera travels back...
  • Honorary Missionary Kassim Ali R.Paroo  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    Varas Karim Ismail Mansawala, the first title holder of Varas among the gupti Ismailis of North Gujrat, was born in 1867 in Mansa, Gujrat and came with his family to Bombay at the age of 6 years in 1873.
  • Mizan  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    The word mizan (pl. mawazin) is derived from the root wazn meaning the knowing of the measure of a thing. It is true that the measure of material things is judged by a pair of scales or by some other implement, but the deeds of man need no scales for their measurement. Raghib writes that by wazn or mizan, in connection with the deeds of men, is meant "the doing of justice in the reckoning of men." He quotes the following examples: "And the measuring out (wazn) on that day will be just." (7:8); "And We will set up just balances (mawazin, pl. of mizan) on the day of resurrection" (21:47), where in fact the meaning is made clear in the Koran itself by the addition of the words "no soul shall be dealt with unjustly in the least." So too elsewhere, a mizan is referred to as working in nature itself: "And the heaven He raised it high, and He made the balance, that you may not be inordinate in respect of the balance, and keep up the measure with equity and do not make the balance deficient" (55:7-9). Here the words used for measure or balance are the same words mizan and wazn. A mizan or balance is first spoken of as existing in connection with the creation of the heavens, and this is followed by an injunction that men should also preserve the balance with equity. Now the balance that is seen working in nature is the law to which every thing is subject, so that, while opposing forces do exist, yet each force is subject to a law and does not nullify the other. Everything works out its destiny according to a measure, and so should man also work out his destiny according to a measure. Hence the injunction not to get inordinate in respect of the measure.
  • Missionary Kassim Ali Muhammad Jaffer  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    Varas Karim Ismail Mansawala, the first title holder of Varas among the gupti Ismailis of North Gujrat, was born in 1867 in Mansa, Gujrat and came with his family to Bombay at the age of 6 years in 1873.
  • Chief Wazir Kassim Ali Hasan Ali Javeri  By : Dr. D.S. Merchant
    Varas Karim Ismail Mansawala, the first title holder of Varas among the gupti Ismailis of North Gujrat, was born in 1867 in Mansa, Gujrat and came with his family to Bombay at the age of 6 years in 1873.
  • The Engineering Design Behind The Eiffel Tower  By : Dominic Donaldson
    Many of the world's most famous landmarks were all made possible with complex engineering designs. One of these most notably is the Eiffel Tower in France, which was built between 1887 and 1889 as an entrance arch for the World's Fair, in celebration for the French Revolution.
  • From Prison To Paradise: A Brief History Of Norfolk Island  By : Roberto Bell
    Over 1600 kilometers from Sydney, Norfolk Island is a small bit of paradise tucked away in the South Pacific. From the time Captain John Cook first set...
  • The Almighty, Much Overlooked Magnet  By : Roberto Bell
    What do microwave ovens, high-speed trains, and your credit card have in common? Why magnets, of course.
  • The Worst German Victory in World War II  By : William Nugent
    Germany lost World War II militarily but won it philosophically. This article shows how German existentialism, nihilism and barbarism have triumphed in the west. World War II was a civil war in Europe between modern and postmodern philosophy.
  • List of Chinese Inventions  By : Roberto Bell
    Modern day China is posing itself to take the lead in global aspects, and it might not be long before they can rival the US. Small wonder then, since one look at the list of Chinese inventions will show you how they revolutionized our world, and shaped our history.
  • List of Ethnic Groups in the Philippines  By : Roberto Bell
    The Philippines is composed of different types of ethnic groups and one of those is known as the Indigenous ethnic group. The groups that form part of the Indigenous ethnic group include Tagalog, Ilocano, and Bicolano.
  • List of Famous African Americans  By : Roberto Bell
    In a list of famous African Americans, we will definitely come across the name of James Lafayette. James Lafayette is also known as James Armistead, and his contributions to the United States of America began during the American Revolution.
  • History of Criminology  By : Simon Ma
    To many people interested in the roots and origin of Criminology, Lombroso is considered to be the father of the science, meaning that he explored it and examined it from many angles in order to expose it. It was first used by a law professor in Italy, Raffaele Garofalo, who actually used the Italian term for the word, criminologia. A French anthropologist also used the term around the same time as Garofalo, who referred to the term as criminology
  • Barbarian societies of Europe  By : sulamita berrezi
    We believe that there are several reasons. The first is that the barbarian societies of Europe provided the technological, economic, social, and cultural foundations for the late medieval and modern European societies that we know from historical accounts.
  • Who are the archaeologists who study European barbarians  By : sulamita berrezi
    Professional archaeologists seek knowledge, not wealth. Other archaeologists are amateurs for whom the discovery of archaeological sites is a hobby rather than a job.
  • Ecofacts in european barbarian age  By : sulamita berrezi
    Some archaeologists use the term “ecofacts” to describe a third class of material remains that are commonly recovered from archaeological excavations.
  • A site definition in ancient europe world  By : sulamita berrezi
    A site is defined as any concentration of artifacts, ecofacts, or features that marks a location of past human activity.
  • The History Of Shade Sails  By : Roberto Bell
    In ancient Egypt, strips of fabric were used to cool countless numbers of Pharaohs. Ancient Greeks used them; sailors throughout history have used them while at port on a beach. In fact, the largest application of fabric used for shade was in ancient Rome.
  • The History Of Wool Cloth  By : Roberto Bell
    Sometime back in the eons of prehistory, a hunter killed a sheep and brought it home to make a mean mutton stew.
  • The History Of Knives-What You Don't Know  By : Paul Sidelinger
    Knives have a storied history in our culture. Learn how they came to be the most popular tool in history.
  • The History Of Divorce In The US  By : Roberto Bell
    The history of divorce is a long one. It has, as French philosopher Voltaire put it, likely been around since the advent of formalized marriage.
  • Dog Tags - Why the Military Uses Them  By :
    Dog tags is what the military uses to identify the soldiers. When a soldier is wounded or dies in battle anyone who finds the soldier knows who they are. If they are hurt then they are able to get the right medical treatment
  • A Brief History of Aircraft Carriers  By :
    An aircraft carrier acts as a seagoing airbase. The aircraft carrier was designed for one thing; it was designed for deploying and recovering aircrafts.
  • The Ogopogo Sea Creature Of Lake Okanagan, Real Or Myth  By : Roberto Bell
    Do you believe in sea monsters? From myth to photographed images, people have been passing on the stories of water creatures of prehistoric size for years. One of these water monsters...
  • History Of The BB-62  By :
    Just one year after the attack on Pearl Harbor that brought the United States into WWII. The BB-62 was launched in on December 7,1942. It was built in Philadelphia in the naval ship yard.
  • Confederate State Notes  By : Johnny Kicklighter
    A story of irony of the Confederate States of American honoring a man on a Confederate note who opposed succession.
  • The Great Terraces And Luxury Hotels Bath Saw Damaged In WW2  By : Anna Stenning
    The Second World War resulted in badly damaged Georgian buildings and luxury hotels in Bath city, as this article discusses.
  • More about Japanese culture-00-1317  By : Michale Song
    Few people care to learn more about the rich cultural heritage of Japan that has provided the world with famous movie directors like Kurosawa Akira (1910-1998) and renowned artists like Ando Hiroshige (1797-1858).
  • The History and Legend of the Texas Rangers  By : Art Gib
    The Texas Rangers lawmen have come to be synonymous with law and order in the old American West. Indeed, they are as legendary as Billy the Kid, Jesse James, and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Here's a little synopsis of their history.
  • History Of Faxing - How Far We've Come  By : Roberto Bell
    Believe it or not, the basic technology behind faxing has been around for over 150 years.
  • Politics in Romania  By : Mircea Badiu
    Mircea Geoana was born on July 14, 1958 in Bucharest and is a Romanian politician. Since april 2005 he has been the head of the PSD (Social Democratic Party) one of the biggest parties.
    Find out a little bit about Romania and politics
  • History Of The Wheelchair  By : Roberto Bell
    Many of us take the wheelchair for granted. Its design and function has evolved over the years - modified, improved and even motorized.
  • A Tea Party - is it Team Time... Again?  By : Andy Truthman
    How did a tea party change history? Discover the reasons that a tea party should remind America of the danger of today.
  • The Tale of Hinduism's Favorite God Ganesh's Birth  By : Roberto Bell
    There is more than 1 story of Ganesha's birth. This article discusses few of those tales.
  • Moving From The Old Navy Into The New Navy  By :
    Today's navy is the most powerful navy. How did it all start and how did we get to where we are today? Well it wasn't always the way it is today. It first started small with some small sailing boats.
  • Inspiring Jataka Tales from the Buddha  By : Roberto Bell
    The Jataka tales in Buddhism are a anthology of stories that recount 547 of the Buddha's earlier lives. Buddha often shared these stories with his followers.
  • Interesting Early History of Bratislava  By : amanda wilson
    There are two important castle structures located in the center of Prinicipality of Nitra and Great Moravia that were built namely the Devin Castle and the Bratislava Castle during the 8th century until 907.
  • The Early History of Bucharest  By : amanda wilson
    The early dwellings on the local territorial regions and the nearby areas of the Ilfov County extending to its modern city of Wallachia capital and its present capital of Romania unfold the profound history of Bucharest.
  • Brussels Is A Must Visit Destination In Europe  By : amanda wilson
    Brussels, officially the Brussels Capital Region is European Union's (EU) is its primary city. It is also the largest municipal area in Belgium that covers the City of Brussels Municipality, the capital of Belgium, Flanders, and the French Community of Belgium.
  • Fascinating Early History of Belgium  By : amanda wilson
    Extended along the west side of the river Scheldt (Schelde in Dutch, Escaut in French) was the section of the County of Flanders, it was once part of France during an intermediate era, though the rest of the region and Low Countries were not.
  • The Trophy And Its Long Standing Tradition  By : Roberto Bell
    The idea of honoring another for their achievement is ancient. Today we give people tokens for their achievements, typically in the form of what we call a trophy. But what does the word trophy mean and how long has it been used?
  • Traditional Marble painting from Rajasthan  By : Roberto Bell
    Rich in culture, India has several forms of stone craft from several regions. Brilliantly painted marble from Rajasthan is one of best examples of such stone artwork and can best be described as 'poetry on marble.'
  • The History of Copenhagen Snuff, Copenhagen Tobacco-00-880  By : bnbtobacco
    Copenhagen Snuff

    Copenhagen Snuff is the most popular and oldest form of tobacco, dating back to 1822. The Copenhagen tobacco is mainly of two types
  • Embroidered Patches And Their Military History  By : Roberto Bell
    Patches and badges have been around for many years and most typically for those in the military.
  • Popcorn - The World's Oldest Snack  By : Roberto Bell
    Mmmmmmmmmm ... hardly anyone can resist the smell of freshly popped popcorn. Thoughts turn to days at the circus, afternoons at the county fair and nights in the back row at the movie theater, munching your way through memory after memory.
  • The Early Beginnings Of England  By : amanda wilson
    England history begins to unfold upon the arrival of the Anglo-Saxons. This happened when Britain partition to different countries began and Britains history was initiated in prehistoric time when Stonehenge was built. Britannia was ruled by the Romans during the heights of the Roman Empire.
  • The Effects of Absinthe - Fact or Fiction  By : Roberto Bell
    Throughout its storied history, even absinthe connoisseurs have wondered at the mysteriously seductive powers of the "Green Fairy."
  • A Brief History of Insulation - Look How Far We've Come  By : Roberto Bell
    The Ancient Egyptians used it. So did the Ancient Romans. In the 1800's, a guy wrote about it, sort of.

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