… Bankensysteme entstanden. So ist in Kontinental Europa das System der Universalbanken dominant. Im angloamerikanischen Raum hingegen herrscht, spätestens seit Verabschiedung des Glass Steal Act im Jahr 1933, das Trennbankensystem…

… Catholic Churches today. Jesus' Baptism, remains the blueprint for all of today's Baptisms. The features and patterns of events used by John the Baptist and Jesus over 2000 years ago are still central to our modern Church's Service. Many features of…

… began to gradually work their way into securing their equal rights in America. In order to achieve their aim they went through a lot and many risked their lives in the hands of the whites as they demonstrated against the public segregation imposed…

… mouth is the first part of the digestive system. The food is broken up with the help from saliva. Saliva contains an enzyme that breaks up the starch from food into smaller molecules. An adult produces about a litre of saliva each day. Oesophagus The…

… and difficult. Now and then the writer is willing to expose two very individual features of his or her emotional nature. Such a writer is brave enough to look back on sadder times, as well as to think of a loving memory, a writer honest enough to…

… He is considered one of Japan's greatest naval officers of all time. He almost single-handedly commanded the entire Japan fleet, and won his country many early sea battles in World War II. But in the United States, he was portrayed as a monster,…

… Room of Justice. The intention of the trial was to demonstrate the allies' impartial administration of justice. The indictment had to be translated into four separate languages, French, English, German and Russian, comprised of 24 000 words and took…

… love and war during the First World War, narrated by the main character, Frederic Henry, an American ambulance driver for the Italian army. Between Frederic and his love companion Catherine Barkley, the reader observes the personality traits of both…

… Ellington in Washington, D.C., Ellington developed his keyboard skills by listening to local black ragtime pianists; he composed his first piece, "Soda Fountain Rag," around 1915. A successful professional musician by the early 1920s, he left Washington…

… the properties of the passive elements and the resonance. Apparatus 1. Unknown Box 2. Passive Elements: Resistors, Inductors and Capacitors 3. A.C. Power supply 4. Connecting Wires 5. Multimeter Introductory Theory Passive elements Passive elements…