Historically the Arab Middle East was the arena of international conflicts and target territories to foreign invasions. As a result, the local population had suffered from foreign oppression for centuries. In this respect, the Ottoman and European imperialism produced probably the most significant impact on the region. Both the Ottoman Empire and later European countries…Read More

Introduction The end of the Cold War was probably the most significant even in the history of the 20th century, while the Cold War was one of the most dangerous wars in the history of mankind. Even though there was no open military conflict between two superpowers, the US and the USSR, the tension between…Read More

“The term “steroid” refers to a family of hormones and drugs chemically related to the substance cholesterol. Probably the most commonly beneficial and medically accepted use of steroids are the sex hormones (estrogen and progesterone) contained in oral contraceptives. Other frequently used and medically beneficial steroids are relatives of cortisone, which is used to fight…Read More

The human body has specific genes that defend organism during hard times. The recent researches indicate that these genes can also improve the overall well-being and even prolong the life. David Sinclair and Lenny Guarente in their article “Unlocking the Secrets of Longevity Genes” investigate how understanding of genes’ work can reveal the keys to…Read More

The lesson plan is aimed at children of age 7 to 9 years old. The objective of the lesson is to provide information about the laws of nature in order to show that human beings are also animals and part of their behavior is determined by instincts. The lesson will educate children about the difference…Read More

My term paper deals with the role of the USA in the First World War (1914-1918). I will try to point out major events of this period and their influenced economical, political and social spheres of American life. My research is based on two primary sources. These are abstracts from Levack’s “The West: Encounters and…Read More

In her article “Minimum wages” Linda Gorman speaks of the influence of minimum wage laws on the lives and career opportunities of employees. She provides numerous examples of how harmful wage regulation can be to the workers, especially those who are lower-skilled. In fact, I believe she is right, because although minimum wage regulation is…Read More

Sudan’s 2007 GDP per capita (in terms of purchasing power parity) is ranked 128th in the world with $417. For comparison, GDP per capita in the US $43,500 the same year, ranked 8th in the world and 1st among G8 countries. Population Sudan has 40.2 million inhabitants. 52% of Sudanese are black Africans and 39%…Read More

Employment at will – is the right of employers to fire employees for any reason and the right of employees to leave the company without any reason as well (Werhane 2003).  This is a two sided agreement giving both the employer and employee the same right. I think that employment at will involves several ethical…Read More

Subject:     Handwriting Level:       Elementary school, 1-2 grades Materials:   Worksheets with printables of various shapes (hollow, dotted, dashed); colored markers; sheets of lined paper; pictures of animals; pictures of objects; cards with letters. Objective:   Learning new letters, achieving mastery and automation in students’ skills of writing letters. Methods:     Practice Length:      1 class The present lesson plan…Read More