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Eleanor Roosevelt was the wife of President Franklin D. Roosevelt who was known all over the world for the liberal causes she believed in and fought for. Her role in the civil rights movement made a hero out of her and was an all-time campaigner for the United Nations. Entering the halls of the White House from 1933 to 1945, Eleanor redefined the role of First Lady, which was traditionally limited to domesticity and hosting duties. During her time in the White House, the function of the First Lady changed to one that showed the world how much a Continue reading...

Introduction

Royal Dutch Oil Company was indeed founded by Aeilko Jans Zijlker back then in 1980 in East Indies when he found pools of oil by accident. It was indeed a hotspot that the Americans had already put a target on it. Had it not been Zijlker himself who set the restrictions on the ownership of the company, it would have been United States property. In order to improve operations, the Royal Dutch form a mergence with the Shell Company (Paine & Moldoveanu, 2009). The relationship was such that the Royal Dutch would deal with the production of the oil and Continue reading...

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It is the responsibility of the government to instigate and implement laws to protect its citizens against unlawful acts and injuries. These laws apply and differ whether the committed offense is a tort or a crime. An illegal act that restricts another property or individual refers to a tort. On the other hand, any wrongful behavior defined by the federal government or the state refers to a crime . The defendant is the perpetrator, whereas, the plaintiff is the victim in both tort and crime cases. The objective of filing a crime is Continue reading...

Known as Hercules to many as well as Heracles to others, the legendary demigod was and remains a popular figure in mythology that has spawned countless other stories and depictions throughout the years. From books to movies to comic books, Heracles has become a household name by which standards are set and abnormal feats of effort are described as. The name Heracles, or Hercules, is synonymous with strength, courage, and a certain conventional style that still sets the legend apart from so many legendary heroes throughout the history of mankind.
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The San community in Namibia lives in the most undesirable and driest part of Kalahari Desert, Namibia. As a matter of fact, most of these people do not own cattle or land, instead depend on black farmers for work. They also depend on the government to supply them with foods which are life-saving. Although this is the case, there is a general consensus that they are the country’s original people, settling in Namibia long before the Blacks or whites. Although technology has been appreciated in Namibia, the San still practice their culture. For their survival, for instance, culture Continue reading...

1. Background: India which is one of the world’s fastest growing economies is today facing an acute social problem of female foeticide and infanticide resulting in a skewed sex ratio. The number of girls per 1000 boys was 945 in 1991,927 in 2001 and 914 in 2011(Gangte). The government has made several efforts to check the menace in the past decade but results have been far from satisfactory. Steps such as laws prohibiting doctors from disclosing the sex of foetuses and compulsory registration of clinics using ultrasound machines have failed to check the usage of the Continue reading...

Value over Volume

Each generation has had issues with the last, either with their work ethic, their seeming lack of respect, or something else entirely. There has never been any one generation that has looked to the young men and women they’ve raised and said with absolute certainty “They will run the world as we would.” This is simply not the measure by which each new generation holds themselves. Very few children aspire anymore to be like their parents, and even those that do follow that star in a different path than those who created them.
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A long-standing debate on the subject and study of Psychology has been the nature versus nurture topic. They are two separate schools of thought on whether genetically inherited factors or environmental exposure is responsible for the behavioral characteristics of individuals. In the 21st century, most of the psychological community has come to agree that neither can be the sole reason for why people think, feel, and act the way that they do.
The nature theory uses biology and genetics as the reason for why humans behave the way they do. Psychologists who have adopted the nature theory Continue reading...

In “The Tables Turned,” William Wordsworth shows clearly that he does not believe that the true knowledge exists within the closed walls of a classroom and in those books that promise academic learning. According to him, the true wisdom and knowledge lies in the natural world around. Wordsworth tells that it is dull and tedious to read those books as compared to listening to the sounds of nature outside. He tries to convey the thoughts directly in these lines in the poem -"Come forth into the light of things, Let Nature be your teacher." Wordsworth encourages one to Continue reading...

Executive Summary for Google, Samsung, and Apple

Google was founded in 1996, and was a reinvention of the search engines used to navigate the information super-highway. Today, it has grown to provide a much larger body of services, all designed to improve the internet user’s experience, as a whole, and to improve advertisement and search strategies across in the internet. Today, they have expanded their focus to include the development of technology devices.
Samsung was founded in 1938 as a trading company that handed a variety of exports leaving South Korea, and moving to Beijing China. It did not branch into electronics until 1969, but Continue reading...