… was the center of Protestant Reformation. A Swissman Ulrich Zwingli, a priest and admirer of Erasmus was centered in the city of Zurich during the same years that Luther started with his movement. He was opposed to the elaborate and expensive…

… It also had a strong impact on the lives of those alive during the Protestant Reformation. Many changes were brought along by this historical chain of events. Recently, many incidents have occurred to change the way people view religion. Examples includ…

… critically about Puerto Rico. Their lack of attention may change only when they discover that the flag has 51 stars. After analyzing articles “Avoiding an American Quebec” and “Joining the Family” we can distinguish three alternatives. Commonwealth,…

… to that of its neighbors in the continental United States. Despite the fact that it was a commonwealth of the US, Puerto Rico received very little in the way of economic attention from the government in Washington DC. In the 1940’s, newly elected…

… did not have the right engineering to conquer Roman Cities. If General Hannibal could not conquer Roman cities then he would never be able to conquer the Roman Empire. Hannibal had the right leadership and a large enough army to defeat the Romans.…

… through the country like a wild fire. William Seward stood on the banks of the Mississippi—September 18, 1860—and told of a dream he himself would fulfil seven years later: Standing here and looking far off into the northwest, I see the Russian as…

… Kurt Vonnegut does an unprecedented job of relating modern American culture in the contemporary time today, to the 17th century Puritans, and the outcome they had on us. This story is about a 19-year-old actress, named Susanna, who stuck out like…

… Hill, the eyes of all people are upon us…” the Puritan John Winthrop wrote. The Puritans left for the New World because of their belief that the Church of England was hopelessly corrupt and no longer stood for their way of life. They believed that…

… of the 1500’s and 1600’s. Puritanism started in England and spread to America. The Puritanism essentially were part of the Church of England but with “radical conservative” views. The Bible led the Puritans’ lives. Anything a Puritan did had…

… a society teeming with life and happiness. Imagine looking around and seeing beautiful buildings, fields of crops, and the great pyramids with their white limestone façade blazing in the sun of the midday. It would be quite the experience to…