State Peace and Development Council

“As a commodity with an ever-expanding mass market in Europe, tobacco became Virginia’s substitute for gold” (Foner 67). Thanks to this, town development was rather slow; there was little urban development. To cultivate tobacco, planters brought in a large number of English workers, most of which were indentured servants. But the fact that there weren’t many women present in the Chesapeake region doubled with the high mortality…

Virginia is among the most developed states in the United States basing on the various important aspects. According to the research, this is one of the states that offers services and well-manufactured products that serves the across the world. In the US, this is among the top four currently states which are highly developed hence performing better in most of the aspects. It is evident Virginia is also one of the leading centers in terms of software development; hence, the high technology…

decade leading up to 9/11(Hoffman, 2002, p.305), it did directly lead to what we now call the Bush Doctrine. In short, this doctrine is the new U.S. foreign military policy where it gave the president can send military personnel into another sovereign state for the purpose of self-defense through preemptive strikes (Kelnner, 2004, p.422). In other words, removing the threat before the threat materializes. This doctrine ignores the advice of not just several high-end generals (Kellner, 2004,…

Christian’s people in their lands who follow Greek religion" (Joinville, p, 266). Louis was a devoted Christian, which is why his laws are almost a duplicated version of the Ten Commandments. The narrator writes, "the laws he gave them were intended to keep peace among the people...that no man should steal from another or strike another and nor should any man sleep with another man's wife or daughter if he did not want to lose his hand or his life" (Joinville, p. 264). However, in regards to…

nations with different cultures and different levels of economic development. Countries that were previously colonized and installed a democratic form of government much after Western countries are in the process of moving from a rather authoritarian form of government to a more democratic form of government and thus, are bound to have internal conflicts between different brands of political factions in the country. Sudan, a “fragile” state of Africa has a shrewd dictator who is well-versed with…

Kinship ch 8 Chapter eight analyzes the fulfillment and transformation of the Davidic Covenant in Luke-Acts. Davidic themes in Luke are examined from the infancy narratives through the preaching in Acts. Attention is given to the institution narrative, in which Jesus shares His authority with the Apostles. This is solidified through the restoration of the Apostolic college and the sending of the Holy Spirit. With this authority they rule, through service, in remembrance of the paschal mystery,…

In a year that remains undefined beneath a small city lit only by candles, a young man is working. He works without the Council to guide him and without his brothers beside him. He works for his own purposes, for his own desires, for the dreams that were born in his own steady heart and bright mind. In the world of Anthem, Equality 7-2521 is a relic from a time long passed. By working in the dark to bring forgotten scientific truths into the light, Equality defies the most valued rule, the…

Increasing access to quality education, including the marginalized would lead to development, reduces poverty, improve the wellbeing, and freedom of people. Constantly, denied quality education access for the marginalized children, according to Stark (2009), compels them to a limited life span. Children from poor families suffer from poor health, malnutrition, school uncertainties, dirty water, and poor sanitation, and above all, they are exposed to illness, exploitation, injustice, abuse,…

The westward expansion of the United States began in 1803 when then President Thomas Jefferson completed the Louisiana Purchase, which doubled the footprint of the United States. This massive purchase of land covered 828,000 square miles at a cost of just 15 million dollars. (Louisiana Purchase) This massive purchase did not come easily for President Jefferson. Over the history of the United States many factors played into the colonization of the western part of the North American continent.…

“Pilgrims” at Plymouth and the occasional use of them for target practice. This, however, is not the case the Native Americans played a large role in the development not only the contiguous United States but also our culture. From the beginning,…