Discover All the Healthy Benefits of Dark Chocolate

 Dark chocolate is slightly bitter chocolate that has a higher amount of cocoa in the chocolate. Usually it contains less milk than milk chocolate or often contains no milk. Traditional dark chocolate shouldn’t have any milk but some traces of milk may be found from cross-contamination during processing. This is due to the same … Read more

Protect LGBTQ+ Youth: The Harmful History & Ineffectiveness of Conversion Therapy

 Many people nowadays understand the fact that people are born who they are. Yet some still believe that you are able to manipulate someone’s sexuality or gender. Hard conversion therapy or “reparative therapy” was pushed onto many LGBTQ+ people. Conversion therapy was first created to convert gay men into the “norm” heterosexual society. Since … Read more

Uncovering the transition from Miasma to Germ Theory in Medicine

 The universally accepted methods and procedures in the medical field today were once all ideas. These ideas were planted into brilliant minds, then developed into theories. Then somehow those theories became universally acknowledged and verified. When talking about some of the major theories in the medical community, it tends to be in a “before … Read more

Assess the impact of colonization of Somalia on its society.

 History Internal Assessment Question: To what extent did the colonization of Somalia impact its society? Word Count:     Criterion A: Identification and Evaluation of Sources This investigation will seek to answer the question “To what extent did the colonization of Somalia impact its society?” Since 1990, they had a very poor government in … Read more

Assimilation in Colonies: Causes of Cultural Diversity Loss & Marginalization

 Assimilation is a factor of colonialism, which, throughout history,has resulted in the loss of an "inferior" groups collective identity, if the group refuses and conflict occurs they could become marginalized from the society or worse yet extermination of the group.  Assimilating a population in order to achieve peace in a colony would only benefit … Read more

What Is Scleroderma: Causes, Symptoms, & Diagnostics

 Introduction Scleroderma may not be something you have heard of. About 300,000 Americans have been diagnosed with scleroderma. Scleroderma is an autoimmune disease affecting the connective tissue of the skin, blood vessels, and internal organs. It is an inflammatory response where collagen deposits in the skin and internal organs.  Scleroderma is not contagious, infectious, … Read more

Exploring the Role of Transport & Information Costs in the Rise of Big Business

 Introduction In the last quarter of the nineteenth century, large corporations began appearing in some of the most advanced industrialized nations. Experts have different opinions behind the arrival of these large corporations, and whether it will all change back again to the previous condition. Finding the most convincing reason behind this phenomenon is very … Read more

Explore How Women Changed Nineteenth-Century America: A Look at Gender Roles and Reform

 Women in the Nineteenth Century
 Throughout the nineteenth century, America completely transformed. Day-to-day communication and travel became easier. Technological advancements and innovations emerged. Land expansion and territorial acquisitions grew. Voices for those that were hushed before became heard. A sense of optimistic religious sensibility arose. Each of these events were significant in shaping the … Read more