Global Warming, a Reality or a Myth There is a growing concern on the conditions of the Arctic when factoring Global Warming. Most scientists believe the last 50 years of constant temperature changes in the world is due to human activity and the burning of fossil fuels. Many also take in the natural factors, for example, variations in the solar radiation, where major volcanic interactions and eruptions between the ocean and the atmosphere. Many people on earth do not understand the importance of…
Cosmetic and Medical Animal Testing Should be Banned. Do you think it is right to abuse, burn, cripple, and poison innocent animals just for cosmetics and medicines? No! Each year an overwhelming amount of animals are killed and severely injured in animal testing labs. Cosmetic and medical animal testing should be banned for the following reasons: there is an enormous cost for animal testing in which could contribute to other things, tests that are successful on animals prove unsuccessful, and…
way into my journey from Broad and High street to the water park. While sitting on a bench gathering my thoughts a young lady with a sheet of paper in her hands stop and asked me to sign a petition to outlaw gerrymandering in Ohio, after our last class this was a pleasant surprise. So, after signing the petition I continued my way to the water park where a lot of vendors were located. I have not heard any speakers nor have I witnessed a parade. So far this has an entertaining venue, too bad…
Two actions which had the most impact on the decision to declare independence from Britain were the Stamp Act and the Boston Massacre. The Stamp Act was a new kind of tax for the colonists. The Stamp Act made the colonists question the power of the Parliament. “If the British can pass the Stamp Act, imagine what other taxes they might pass in the future?” The Boston Massacre changed the view of both the colonists and the British. During this tragic occurrence, five people were killed, including…
Ada Ferrer’s writing, Freedom’s Mirror, compares and contrasts the Haitian Revolution which was instigated by the slaves and the sugar revolution which was led by Cuban planters. The book begins with Cuba’s agricultural transformation from the society with slaves to the slave society. I mainly concentrated on the “A Colony Worth a Kingdom”; in Chapter 1, Ada seemed more focusing on the planters than the slaves and the Chapter even makes the reader think that Ada thinks nothing of slave’s…
Although it has been mentioned that the very distribution of Esperanto into ‘associations’ seems insular and counter-intuitive in trying to promote the spread of Zamenhof’s work, the UEA prove much the opposite. In the years 1948 and 1966, two petitions were sent to the UN to have Esperanto’s existence and practicality as a solution to their language problems pointed out to them. In 1948, the…
Historically it has been an ongoing struggle for different entities to be recognized constitutionally across the United States of America. Citizenship in the U.S. is a very complex topic, for that reason, many presidential elections, political discussions, and electoral campaigns continue to focus on who could be granted those rights. Citizenship is also the most sought by immigrants across the world and it is define as, “The fact or status of being a citizen of a particular place” (Webster).…
Around the 1770s, the Townshend Acts caused many problems for the colonists at the time, and this helped the Revolutionary War happen. The Townshend Acts were named after Charles Townshend. He was known as a Chancellor of the Exchequer, chief treasurer of British Empire who's in charge or economic and financial matters. Townshend created the Acts because after the repeal of the Stamp Act, money was needed to pay off expenses from the French and Indian War. The money would also support their…
United States vs. Robert F McDonnell and use pills Maureen McDonnell case number 15 – 474 the Supreme Court McDowell petitioned the official Act of the conspiracy charges and conviction did not provide Pacific evidence. In 2014 Robert McDonnell, because the 71 Governor of Virginia throughout the term in office became partners with Jonnie Williams, a wealthy businessman. Williams offered favors to influence McDonnell supports with the dietary corporation at the Star Scientific Inc. Robert…
short-term social movements to enact change. In many ways I agree with Drescher’s assessment that the continued efforts of the general public to pressure parliament led to the downfall of British slavery. The overwhelming support illustrated by mass petitions helped abolitionists overcome their collective action problem. Additionally, it was moral issues that motivated citizens to mobilize instead of economic issues. On all these points I agree with Drescher’s…