Showing posts with label History. Show all posts
Showing posts with label History. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Mass Society is a social theory that evolved during the 20th century in the modern society, and it was associated with the industrialization process which became rampart due technology advancement. Since social order is unavoidable, the mass society is created through herding people into organizations. The 20th century has led to varied transformation in the political, economic and social structures, as well as in communication system  (Findley and John 2011, 18).  The mass society led...
Al Qaeda is one of the wells known transnational terrorist organizations established by Osama bin Laden during the year 1988.  The 9/11 radical attack in the US created a threat to the Americans and many nations across the globe. Since this attack, they have been frequent cases of deadly and terrorism across the globe, which are committed by varied terrorist groups. The rebel activities were dynamic during the 1970s to 1980s because of political ideologies. Al Qaeda group has no clear home...

Saturday, October 19, 2013

The history of structural design has evolved for the past decades; thus the 20th century marked the beginning of the modern building designs some of which have the construction shapes of postmodern features while others different. The evolution of modern concrete and certain other building technologies have contributed to varied changes; thus design building has been and continues to be practiced in a more or less similar form in many states globally. Modernism architectures have become more coherent,...
The Main Features of Foucault's Account of 'Governmentality’    The concept of governmentality was first established by a French historian and social philosopher known as Michel Foucault (Bratich, Packer and McCarthy, 2003, p. 23). Governmentality is understood from varied perspectives and one of them being the way in which the government attempts to produce citizens who best suits in fulfilling governmental policies, or it can be understood as the organised practices through which...

Friday, October 11, 2013

IntroductionDwight Eisenhower was the 34th Amercian leader who rose into power in 1953 and ruled until 1961. Eisenhower was born in October 1890 in Texas and he trained as a U.S military; thus he worked unremittingly to ease the tensions of the Cold War during his years of reign. Eisenhower Doctrine is a dialogue that was presented during the U.S assembly by President Eisenhower on January 1957 (Stookey, 2000). This was a special message that was presented during the congress that aimed to solve...

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Introduction Declaration of independence is regarded as the founding document of the American History.  The document has been taken in as one of the most significant documents ever presented in the USA history. On June 7th, 1776, following the directions of the Virginia Convention, Richard Henry Lee, came up with a resolution during the Continental Congress. Richard introduced the declaration that the United Colonies should be independent and free states. (Conlin 139) Richard further suggested...
Introduction A geographic realm is the essential spatial element in world regionalization system. Every realm is distinct in the provision of a combination of its whole human geography – a combination of its primary economic, political, cultural, historical and suitable environmental features. It is the biggest rational regions into which a whole world can be divided. Discussion The African Realm covers the southern of the Sahara desert which is subjugated by the Negros with moderately prehistoric...
Introduction Total war is a war that gains full support from its country and every individual has a duty t help in the war effort. Both military and civilian resources require gaining full victory. Total wars include wars such as World War I and II.  The first total war happened between 1792 and 1815 i.e. the Napoleonic wars and the French Revolutionary Wars that drained Western Europe. The fight was between France, Russia, Austria, Prussia and Portugal. The result of the wars witnessed...

Saturday, October 5, 2013

IntroductionSalem could be considered one of the bigger Massachusetts Bay towns that people first settled in by the Englishmen in the year 1626. Though in the 1630s and with the obtainable land of the coastal family immediately diminished and the longing for bigger and improved farmland, a set of settlers to set up homesteads to the west side of Salem. This region later became Salem village, and by the 1660s incorporated an extensive collection of broadly scattered farms.DiscussionThe Salem witchcraft...
Urban legends are famous stories assumed to be true and are passed from an individual to another through written (such as forwarded email) or oral communication. Normally, the stories concern humorous, outlandish, terrifying, supernatural, or humiliating events. The events in stories constantly seem to occur to somebody other than the story teller. Urban legend depends on flourishes or/and allusion to putatively reliable sources such as; “This actually happened to my mother’s co-worker” or “I...