… Bell was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, on March 3rd 1847. After Bell's two brothers died of tuberculosis, and he was threatened by the disease himself, his family moved to Ontario, Canada in 1870. They moved to a spacious farmhouse in and he called…

… women to count as much as men do; we are equal. Those are words I preached to people very often, because that is what I spent my life doing- fighting for women’s rights. I grew up thinking that females were subordinate to males and my parents even…

… to her chest. She starred intently at the metal bars that surrounded her, in the same way that she had gazed through her kitchen window so many times before. Her mind raced and she could not exactly pin point how she felt. She could not recognize this…

… So simple that it probably wouldn’t appeal to anyone else, especially in the future. I am sure in 500 years life will be much more complicated due to government issues, lifestyle changed, and life in general. If I were to put things in this time…

… writer such as Ralph Waldo Emerson can be analyzed and interpreted in several different ways. A few things that may affect the way that people interpret Emerson are past experiences, time period, and social climate. Emerson has proven to be…

… African-American man driving his Ford Explorer on I-75 sees the blue lights of the Georgia State Patrol car behind him. The officer pulls behind the sport utility vehicle and the young man’s heart begins to sink. He is on his way to Atlanta for…

… Alabama on May 13, 1914 where I was born to the son of an Alabama sharecropper, great grandson of a slave, and the great – great grandson of a white slave owner. When I was nine years old my family and I moved to Detroit in 1924. Detroit was where I…

… is final. The journey is ended, my dream fulfilled.” This is what “Sugar” Ray Leonard said after he won the gold medal for boxing in 1976. The journey was not over, nor was the dream was unfulfilled. Leonard had just begun one of the greatest…

… forms and has been committed by not only individuals, but by groups as well. Crime is something that knows no boundries; it exists in all cultures, is committed by all races, and has existed in all time periods. Crime exists as a part of the economic…

… literature authors. He wrote many great stories and got well known for them. Crane went through many events and struggles in his: early years, literary career, and last years. Born in Newark, New Jersey, on November 1, 1871, Stephen Crane was…