… environment and to be of use to human beings. How is it then, that humans themselves became dometicated? How did mankind become of use to itself, and become adapted to the environment? Certainly nomadic people had the ability to easily adapt if…

… in the growth of the international anti-apartheid movement to 1994. Daniel Rappoport Apartheid, justified as a policy of separate development for the different races, was a social engineering system that codified in law and defended with force,…

… such as values, beliefs, and norms. The first leader to write down and codify a set of laws was Hammurabi. Hammurabi created The Code of Hammurabi. This tells us many things about the life of people in Mesopotamia. Hammurabi's code shows us that…

… the undisputed leader of the U.S.S.R. from 1929 and until his death. Born Isoif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili, he adopted the pseudonym Stalin, which means, "Man of Steel", while still a young revolutionary. Stalin institutionalised terror and was responsi…

… sorrowful times for millions of people. These people had many great ideas which would improve mankind and still some others had ideas which were based upon ignorance and illogical morals. Some people were reluctant to accept the new age, as they did…

… Zionistic movement is the survival of Jewish people. This concept raises the controversial issue of why do we find it so vital to preserve Judaism. While the general consensus is that the Jews are the chosen people, a divided opinion still exists. One…

… for love?" Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. states this in his famous " Letter From Birmingham Jail" in which he responds to white clergy-men who critize him for " unwise and untimely demonstrations". During the jail sentence he serves, he writes this…

… human differences and the uses and abuses of science by Pat Shipman. Simon & Schuster. 1994, 318. This book examines the evolution of a theory (Darwin's evolutionary theory). Darwin's theory had not only been used as a product to open the mind…

… remission of the punishment that remains due for sin after sacramental absolution. This remission, which is granted by ecclesiastical authority, applies only to temporal punishment, in this world or in purgatory, and is to be distinguished from divine…

… in form or character agreement. This correspondence and agreement was something that understandably took away from the individual and more or less "conformed" society in the 50's. The 1950's deserves its reputation as an age of political, social,…