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The development of agriculture has resulted in the rise of more complex societies based on the division of labor, social differentiation, militarization and establishment of fundamental cultural and religious traditions. The period between 500 B.C.E. and 500 C.E. marked the evolution of classical societies in Persia, China, India and the Mediterranean basin.

THE EMPIRES OF PERSIA

The arid land of Iran has become the cradle of the Persian civilization that was based on the achievements of early Mesopotamian society. During the millennium the territory of Persian Empire was ruled by four different dynasties – the Achaemenids (558-330 B.C.E.), the Seleucids (323-83 B.C.E.), the Parthians ( Continue reading...

The fifth rule suggests that the culprit must be determined by logical deductions. The stories of sir Author Conon Doyle usually teems with logical deduction, but in the case of "The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton" Doyle has departed from his norm. In the story, no logical deduction was required as the culprit was known from the very beginning. The story was more on the theme of an adventure story rather than a detective story.  In the very beginning of the story, Holmes introduced the culprit in the following words “I'll tell you, Watson. He is the king of Continue reading...

After the Great Recession in the late 2010's, there were few rules and most people relied on the big banks. The Dodd- Frank Act was formed during this time, and its main purpose was to deduct the federal dependence on these banks my giving them rules that were to be adhered to. This meant that they were going to no longer going to use the big banks. The Dodd-Frank Act was able to create Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) whose role was to address the challenges facing the banking industry and curb another recession (Thomson 2013). Thomson (2013) further Continue reading...

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Introduction
In the course of human history, there is no other civilization and government as expansive and cohesive as that established by the ancient Romans. For more than a millennium, the Romans have united a vast group of people with different culture and ethnicity in a centralized government. In its peak, the Roman Empire has annexed almost all of Europe and the surrounding states of the Mediterranean. However, the glory of the Roman Empire could not have risen out of mere coincidence. Understandably, it must have developed from primitive political and social stages until it reached its Continue reading...

Democracy is a term that reflects the “rule by the people.” Ideally, democracy is a revolutionary concept in the history of the political systems. The democracy implies that the political power is vested in the public, but not kings, hierarchy, or elite. In the history of the political concept, many societies have been vested in the elite, hierarchy and kings and not the people, hence undermining the democratic rights of the subjects. This is because democracy is the government of the people, by the people and for the people. Therefore, it is presumably that all people must be included Continue reading...

Distinguish between the two types of precedent and provide examples of each

There are two kinds of precedents, persuasive precedents and binding precedents. Binding precedents also known as mandatory precedents are precedents that obligate a court to follow its decision. Binding precedents have to be followed by a court; however, there are circumstances where a court can refrain from a binding precedent. When the details of a case are parallel, all inferior courts are obliged to follow ratio decendi of the superior courts. In a binding precedent, if a case has been previously ruled and a same matter is presented in the court, the same precedent should be used (Stephen 123). Continue reading...

Several tribesmen are sitting in front of a very powerful and strong person. The people are admiring the knowledge of that strong person and listening to him with great concern. The people seem to be having complete trust in this person. Suddenly, everything vanishes and the person is left alone with no power. I woke up to realize that this all was a dream. The people were tribesmen of the earlier time who were fond of their chief who happened to be my father. My father was the chief person of the tribe. As the chief of the tribe Continue reading...

The Specific Patient Rights Established By the HIPAA Law

Introduction
The Federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) was established on 21st of August, 1996 (Nass et al., 2009). The major objective of this law was to improve efficiency in delivery of healthcare and make more Americans to take up health insurance (Nass et al., 2009). It also protects the privacy and safety of information related to health care, as well as helping in controlling the administrative cost in the competitive industry. Under this Act, the patients have several rights that enable them to get more information and control regarding their health.

Specific Patient Rights

The main aim of the Continue reading...

Pretrial detention and concept of bail

Before a person goes to trial he/she goes through a process from the moment that they become a suspect in the case. During the pretrial process the phases a person goes through are considered an important process. First a person is arrested which not the same is as willingly going in to the station for questioning. An arrest is considered when a person is not free to leave on their own will because the police are exercising there authority to detain this person. After the arrest a person will be booked into the jail. He or she will go Continue reading...

Law

Inter-Office Memorandum
Ref No:
Shep Howard
President-Simply Green Product Inc.
Dear Shep:
RE: External legal opinion for probable environmental law violations by Simply Green Products (the “Company”)
I would like to draw your attention to certain issues concerning probable environmental law violations that has been bought to the notice of Risk Advisory Department over the course of last week. After having reviewed the factual matrix in detail and on the basis of analysing the provisions of the applicable statutes vis-à-vis the alleged breaches of the statutes, I am of the view that this matter merits reference to an Continue reading...

Question 1

Comparative politics is the study of politics in a wider scope normally within many states or countries with the primary aim of making organized evaluations and comparisons. There are two main approaches to studying comparative politics. The area studies approach and the cross-national approach. The area studies approach highlights detailed analysis within a particular country or state of the world. Whereas cross-national approach mainly encompasses the concurrent study of a vast number of states to address precise speculative questions of a wider applicability. The method is carried out using the methods of numerical examination of empirical data. Due to Continue reading...

The law gives a practical sense of reality and daily activity of issues. Holiness is, in the Mishnah, not mere ritual or taboo but a practical governor of conduct among the faithful. It is, for this reason, tremendously vital to interpreting the law fairly and with understanding to ensure the service of justice. The 'eye for an eye' principle, for instance, does not directly mean to retaliate and revenge according to the Mishnah and Talmud.

The eye for an eye rule

The 'eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot, wound for lesion, strip for stripe and burning Continue reading...

Stark Law

The Stark Law is a federal law that prohibits physicians or doctors from referring the Medicare patients to entities with which these patients have financial relationships, including compensation arrangements and ownership interests. The violation of this law occurs in various instances and can incur civil fines, criminal penalties, loss of medical licenses and exclusion from federal programs of healthcare (Beach, Bert, Friedman, & Glaser, 2002).
Under this Final Rule, for instance, a leasing company of diagnostic equipment owned indirectly or directly by the referring physicians cannot lease equipment to hospitals on per-click basis if the physician owners will continue referring Continue reading...

Analysis on the Article ‘Who Will Rule the Oil Market?’ by Daniel Yergin

Summary
Most people wonder why the price of fuel has steeply declined. In the past, one would expect that after a few price drops, the price would bounce back usually more than what it has marked down. However, today, the expected bounce back is not happening. Today, fuel prices are unusually low. While everyone is quite happy with the declining price of fuel, the oil industry is experiencing a disruptive scenario. In the midst of an unusually low oil prices, Daniel Yergin offers an explanation and a predicament of who will benefit most from the seemingly remarkable oil price Continue reading...

The concept of ethics revolves around ideologies and principles of what is right or not, and the emerging theories typically seek to predetermine justice and morality among a populace. Historically, philosophers allocate ample time in their determination to establish moral codes that not only help solve their plights, but those of others as well. The goal of such endeavors is to ensure morality prevails after a person or people decide on a solution and, as a result, all involved parties acquire happiness and flourish. Naturally, the history of philosophers continues to evolve as new philosophers borrow and modify ideas Continue reading...

Pulmonary embolism

Pulmonary embolism is a life threatening condition that occurs when a mobile thrombus occludes the pulmonary artery or a branch of the pulmonary artery. The origin could be air, fat, amniotic fluid, bacterial invasion or a migrated deep venous thrombus (Tapson, 2008). There are several primary methods of diagnosing pulmonary embolism though not all of them are feasible, cost effective or even available depending on the clinical setting of the patient. Timely and correct diagnosis can mean the difference between saving a life and losing it.

Current Primary means of Diagnosing Pulmonary Embolism

History taking is the first step in diagnosing a case of pulmonary embolism. Continue reading...

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Islam, Christianity and Impact of Crusades

Introduction
Christianity and Islam are two of the major religions in the world that has a long history of conflict. But despite their hostilities towards each other, these two religions share a common origin. Christianity and Islam, for example, are both Abrahamic religions as well as monotheistic. But despite their similarities, the deep conviction of their faithful has somehow resulted to one of the biggest tragedy in human history and that is the series of crusades or the so-called Holy War that happened between the members of these two major religions. For the same reason, this paper Continue reading...

Costuming (for Wannus’- The King is the King)

Introduction/ Summary of the Plot of -The King is the King
Analysis of the fundamental drama elements of the King is the King play for the purpose of the following academic exercise considers specifics connected with the theme of “masquerade” as linked to the roles played by the characters created by Wannus. In doing so the story of the play criticizing Arab cultural deference to power therefore takes place around the story of a henpecked beggar husband – Abu ‘IZZA - accidentally winding up sitting on an Arab throne. This occurs when the real King bored and wanting amusement tricks Continue reading...

There are few official documents that had produced such a serious influence on the contemporary democratic society development as the American Declaration of Independence and French Declaration of Rights of a Man and Citizen. Both these declarations have their reflection in the great number of contemporary documents that support the main human values, as well as the fundamental right and freedoms if every human being. The reason of such a great meaning lies in the backgrounds that lie behind them.
The main connection between these two documents can be seen in the theories proposed by Rousseau and Montesquieu and Continue reading...

There are a number of important ways that political theories have shaped the world. Different people have different understandings of the ways governments should work, and these varied understandings have, of course, led to a number of conflicts, wars, and even genocides over the years. In today’s world, most countries have abandoned their socialist and communist political traditions in favor of republicanism; however, different countries all have different elements of nationalism, absolutism, socialism, communism, totalitarianism, Islamism, and republicanism in their political systems.
Nationalism is not necessarily a political system in the same way as many of these other Continue reading...