Explore Gods & Monsters in The Odyssey, 'To Asgard' & The Lion, Witch & Wardrobe: Male vs Female Relationships

 Examine the myths and legends surrounding The Odyssey. Compare the role of the gods and monsters in the Odyssey and at least two other stories. How do the principle male god figures and principle female monster figures influence the quest of the Hero in The Odyssey, To Asgard and The Lion, The Witch and … Read more

Unlock the Benefits of Roundabouts: Exploring the Safety, Efficiencies, & Advantages

 Justin Kuhns Roundabouts: The Next Big Thing Roundabouts are a very uncommon sight throughout the United States. Some Americans are not even sure what a roundabout actually is. Many of the Americans that have heard of roundabouts and seen what they look like think that they are too complicated and difficult to maneuver. However, … Read more

Effectiveness of Art as Propaganda

How effective is art as a tool of propaganda? It is not a ‘modern’ phenomenon for leaders to pursue a good public image. From Augustus to Louis XIV, Stalin to Jeremy Corbyn, the arts have been commonly manipulated into expressing a narrative favourable to the patron. Although the specific styles of art they deployed have … Read more

 "Analyze German Peasants' Revolt 1524-1526: Unfair Ruling, Death & Lutheranism

 Prompt: Analyze the causes of and the responses to the peasants’ revolt in the German states, 1524-1526.     During the 1500s, many religious changes were introduced in the Protestant Reformation.  Through new Christian ideals, this change gave the peasants of Europe a force to go against their rulers in a violent rebellion. The German … Read more

The Legacy of Jacques-Louis David in Oath of the Horatii – The Iconic Epitome of Neoclassicism

 Priyanka Babu Mrs. Philyaw HH 1: Period 2 22 October 2017 Oath of the Horatii: The Epitome of Neoclassicism Oath of the Horatii is an oil painting completed in 1784 by French painter Jacques-Louis David (Zucker). It depicts a classic subject: three brothers taking an oath to their father before they leave to fight … Read more

Save The Greenback Cutthroat Trout: Preserve, Breed & Transport to Secure Future

 Saving the Greenback Cutthroat Trout Introduction The Greenback Cutthroat Trout has been an issue in the Colorado parks and wildlife division for many years coming. This fish, native originally to the Green and Colorado river basins, is currently listed as endangered with threat of extinction, and has been a concern to conservationists since the … Read more

How Two-Party Politics Emerged After the US Constitution: An Analysis of Federalists vs Democratic-Republicans

 Juan Alfaro U.S History Analysis and and synthesis #9 The founding fathers were set against political parties—- they called them faction. there is no mention of party structure in the constitution. Yet 10 years after the constitution was ratified, political parties were firmly established. How did this happen? Why did this happen Hamilton played … Read more

Margaret Thatcher’s Radical Individualism and Its Impact on British Society

 Margaret Thatcher, individualism and ignorance Coming from somewhat 'humble beginnings', Margaret Thatcher seemed to manifest the individual's struggle: she reached her goal of becoming Prime Minister, through her own means, in an extremely male-dominated political world. Margaret Thatcher in fact dominated the patriarchy of politics for 11 years, as a woman. In this way, … Read more

Faulker’s Tragic Themes: Explore Charles E. St. V. Bon in Absalom, Absalom

 Chapter 6 of Absalom Absalom! by William Faulkner provides readers a look into the life of Charles Etienne Saint-Valery Bon, one of the novel’s minor yet fundamental characters for the fulfillment of Faulkner’s major themes. While his father and grandfather appear as more prominent figures in the various narrations of this multigenerational plotline, Charles … Read more

Blame for the "Kansas-Nebraska Act" Debate: Was it Stephen Douglas or Franklin Pierce?

 The Kansas-Nebraska Act, passed by congress on May 30, 1854, was drafted by Democratic Senator Stephen Douglas of Illinois and supported by Democratic President Franklin Pierce. The Act repealed the Missouri Compromise of 1820, which abolished slavery north of latitude 36° 30’. This gave the territories of Kansas and Nebraska the power to decide … Read more