INTRODUCTION The main aim of writing this essay is to explore the term globalization. The article gives a brief description of globalization as well as explains its meaning. It looks into the history of globalization, and lastly, the article explores the various dimensions of globalization in the world. Globalization refers to that process where there

INTRODUCTION The main aim of writing this paper is to analyze the 2010 Haiti earthquake. This paper gives a description of the earthquake as well as the geology of Haiti. The paper also looks into the aftershocks that were experienced as a result of the 2010 Haiti Earthquake. It discusses further the Tsunami it triggered

Slavery referred to the legal institution of human enslavement, primarily for Africans and African Americans. It existed between the 18th and 19th centuries in the United States. Most black people were subjected to this dehumanizing experience and made to believe, slavery was a natural state inherently for blacks and they never qualified to participate in

Introduction An education system refers to structural programs for different study levels in public schools. Most education systems are based on academic and non-academic aspects such as social skills, fine arts, and individual talents. In Germany, the system is quite unique in that it is structurally modified into various stages or levels based on academic

Buenos Aires is what every reader of Voltaire’s Candide would liken the satire to, because similar to the city, it is unforgettable. The piece of literary work, whose French title translates to ‘honest’, is yet another reflection of the candid truths that Voltaire dedicated himself to telling through his impeccable writing. Using a sarcastic tone

Book Review: The Catcher in the Rye The Catcher in the Rye is a novel set around the 1950s and is presented through the narration of one character called Holden Caulfield. Holden doesn’t reveal where he is but it is clear that he is undergoing some form of mental treatment in a psychiatric hospital (Costello,

Introduction The tenet of social-cultural psychology is based on the influence society has in influencing stable societies. According to this approach, cultural factors that include language, social norms, and structures in society play a fundamental role in shaping and developing the cognitive abilities of human beings that help in realizing healthy societies. The Soviet psychologist

The Great Exhibition of 1851 at the Crystal Palace was an embodiment of the possibility of social class mobility. As a result of being the largest industrial fair of its time, the Great Exhibition attracted people of all social classes and backgrounds. Six million people, approximately a third of the Great Britain population at that

Narrowed topic I am writing on voting for Hillary Clinton vs. voting for Donald Trump. In this essay, I will give and prove primarily the three reasons why voting for Hillary Clinton is a better political approach. Intended audience The intended audience, in this case, is all the young voters and the aim of this