the Acadian Faced Their Dilemma – French, English & Their Role

 The Acadian who were the first French settlers from the southeast of France settled in today known as New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. The Acadian had a great mutually and effective trading relationship with “British’s New England colonies to south” and “ their motherland’s New France to the north” . Along … Read more

Court has handled religious morality in a way that has attempted to keep both practises intact.

 At the top of our federal court system, the Supreme Court has greatly shaped U.S. History by providing a basis for stability and government. Commonly referred to as the "court of last resort", the Supreme Court weighs in on legal cases to make final decisions where lower courts are unable to settle themselves, whether … Read more

Defy Bureaucratic Hurdles: Navigating India's Stifling System for Foreign Investors

 Establishing a business in India can be challenging as there are numerous regional cultural phenomena that a company needs to familiarize itself before entering the Indian market. However, the one that stand outs and has a substantial impact on the businesses is the Indian bureaucratic system. A Hong Kong based group had declared India’s … Read more

Net Neutrality Fight: Gov't Officials, Citizens Support Legal Action for Internet Freedom

 Net Neutrality in recent years has sparked a lot of attention on social media. People are expressing their opinions of the movement all over the internet. But what exactly is net neutrality? Net neutrality is the idea that all internet traffic should be treated equally. Meaning, that internet service providers (ISPs), like Verizon and … Read more

"Fighting to Preserve Net Neutrality: What It Means For You

 Net Neutrality in recent years has sparked a lot of attention on social media. People are expressing their opinions of the movement all over the internet. But what exactly is net neutrality? Net neutrality is the idea that all internet traffic should be treated equally. Meaning, that internet service providers (ISPs), like Verizon and … Read more

Understanding and preventing skin cancer

Are you feeling the burn? Yeah, that’s called skin cancer According to the National Cancer Institute in 2010, there was about 68,000 new cases of Melanoma in the US, of which about 8,700 people died from the disease. Melanoma is a dangerous skin cancer and is most often caused by excessive sunburn and tanning in … Read more

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 Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.  At first glance, these religions might not seem like they have very much in common, but when one takes a deeper look, some similarities become evident between these three different religions.  Not only are these three of the world’s major religions, but they also all share a common characteristic, they … Read more

"How Did the Vietnam War of the 1960s Influence Music?" Impact of Conflict on Music in the '60s.

 Angel Rodriguez EE Supervisor: Ms.Drinka Extended Essay Outline: Topic/research question: How did the Vietnam War of the 1960s influence music coming out during and after the war? Title Page Historical extended essay Vietnam War of the 1960s How did the Vietnam War of the 1960s influence music coming out during and after the war? … Read more

US Retreat from the JCPOA: What Are the Implications?

 Donald Trump loves to rail against “bad deals.” Of course, these bad deals are never negotiated by him—after all, he’s the best businessman in the world, right? Of all the bad deals he’s gone on tirades about, perhaps the most prominent ones are the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)—which he famously referred to … Read more