Drug control history

inventions and how it improved their survival. The paintings in caves were made with animal blood, spit, and charcoal. They told stories that people think could be true or not, and painted them on cave walls, after finding these people discovered the history and how they lived back then. This helped them also try and think how they thought. Historians hypothesize that paint was applied with brushing, smearing, dabbing, and spraying techniques. Usually they would find paintings of animals and…

When Eugene Rogan wrote The Fall of the Ottoman Empire: The Great War in the Middle East, he created a challenge for himself that many writers would not dare to attempt. Instead of sticking with a single theme, Rogan changed his narrative throughout the book to show the different perspectives of the countries involved in the war. This multi-sided writing tactic is not communally seen in books covering this era, because the amount of authentic documentation is highly skewed to the Western…

History is not a massively interesting topic for some people, but understanding it is requisite in order not to repeat the mistakes of the past. Some authors write in a less factual manner, novelizing events and going so far as to interpret them slightly or weave their own opinions in to assist those who are less adept at inferring their meaning. Such literature tends to be more compelling than hard facts, drawing and keeping the interest of large audiences while still communicating the integral…

We have learned many lessons throughout history, sometimes honoring the things that we wish would never happen. From Columbus discovering the “New World” in 1492 to embarrassing or inhibited historic events such as racial discrimination and civil war, the world has changed in many ways due to certain historical events both good and bad. Both articles clearly illustrated the author’s understanding and point of view on historical statues such as the Confederate statues that represent historical…

Art is held by its beholder in whatever fashion they see fit. Circumstances like environment and mood have an extreme effect on the way people receive a work. It is because of this that when viewing historical art, it is essential to understand the context of the people, place, and time of the work’s creation. Without the time’s justification, the beholder may not grasp the work as it was intended. A work that so graciously lends any viewer the opportunity to bask in such reveries of the people…

If a story like Cupcakes had been written about an outsider, anypony not in the mane six and still been as graphic and horrible it would still have been disturbing, it even might have become the same level of phenomenon as introducing gore to a utopia like Equestria would be out-of-place and intrusive regardless of circumstances. It would not, however, have been genuinely offensive. More then the violence itself, The fact that the perpetrator of this violence is not only one of the mane six,…

losing approximately $1 million dollars every day due to outdated processes and high overhead costs (Katzenbach, Steffen, & Kronley, 2012). Aetna’s culture attributed to the majority of the problems it faced. The company had a 150-year cultural history that it valued and avoided changing. It even had a nickname – “Mother Aetna” – and it encouraged employees to maintain the status quo, avoid risk, and be suspicious (Katzenbach et al., 2012). Dr. John Rowe joined Aetna in late 2000 as its fourth…

historical knowledge is an important part of the study. This explains the importance attached to the study of history in every discipline. The study of history attempts to trace the beginning or origin of an event, its progress and the present status. Historical study tries to reinterpret the past by asking questions and seeking information to bring change where necessary. Understanding history brings the perspective of new knowledge and experience to in explaining the old and the improvement in…

assorted types of history used to compose the Bible. Within this essay, I…

In this essay I wish to discuss how Woolf brings history and fiction together in Orlando to reveal the limitations of Victorian historiography and biography. Orlando doesn’t focus on literature’s preoccupation with history but focuses on fiction’s engagement with the discipline of history itself,it illustrates the ways that narrative fiction challenges the authority of information documented by professional historical biography in the twentieth century. The perspective that I have chosen to…