Hiroshima Bombing

Hiroshima Bombing Hiroshima Bombing Introduction In August 1945, two B-29 American Bombers dropped two atom bombs over Japan concluding the World War II but inaugurated the New Atomic Age in the human civilization. It was 6th Aug, 1945. Apparently it seems to be another tensed day During World War II for the ...

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Terrorism In America

Terrorism in America ABSTRACT In this study we try to explore the concept of “Terrorism in America” in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on “Terrorism in America” and its relation with “Oklahoma City Bombing and 9/11 attack”. The research also analyzes many aspects of “Terrorism in ...

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Truman Doctrine

TRUMAN DOCTRINE Truman Doctrine Truman Doctrine Introduction On March 12, 1947, President Harry Truman was presented before a joint session of Congress to deliver one of the most important speeches in American history. After outlining the situation in Greece, gave what was later known by the name of the "Truman Doctrine", which ...

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Medieval Illuminated Manuscript: Book Of Durrow

Medieval Illuminated manuscript: Book of Durrow The Book of Durrow is one of the earliest fully-illuminated insular gospel books—created almost one hundred years before the Book of Kells. It may or may not have been made at the Abbey of Durrow, but we know it resided there from about 900, when ...

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China Population

CHINA POPULATION Research on China Population in-contrast of One-child Policy Contents Introduction3 One-Child policy3 Population Growth and Fertility Rate4 Regional Differences4 Gender Disparities5 Criticism5 Benefits6 Human Rights6 One Child Policy6 History and policy6 Enforcement of policy7 Statistics and Fines7 Population growth and Fertility rates8 Overpopulation8 Social Issues8 Decline of Fertility rate8 Regional Differences9 Urban Policy9 Rural Policy9 Gender Disparities10 Son Preference10 Abandonment of females10 Female Infanticide10 Effect on female population11 Criticisms11 Policy Alternatives11 Exaggeration of benefits12 Unequal Enforcement12 The 4-2-1 problem13 Benefits13 Impact ...

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Benin Kingdom Equestrian Figures (African Art)

Benin Kingdom Equestrian Figures (African Art) Abstract The ancient kingdom of Benin was a great center of African art, famous for its objects in bronze and ivory. Equestrian Figures are also one of the prominent art work, belonged to Benin kingdom. This paper is aimed at exploring art of Equestrian Figures i.e. ...

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U.S. History Since 1877

U.S. History since 1877 Abstract This research paper aims to discuss the history of the United States of America since 1877 by discussing the contribution of some eminent people of this country. Thus, this paper provides the biography of United State's leading black feminist scholar, Patricia Hill Collins. U.S. History since 1877 Introduction Infant #2: ...

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U.S. Wars

U.S. Wars Introduction First among the nations of the world in economic output and productivity, the United States ranks third in area (behind Russia and Canada) and also third in population (after China and India). Canada and Mexico are the country's only contiguous neighbors. Most of U.S. territory ranges across the ...

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The American Soccer

The American Soccer Abstract This research paper is based on the American history of Soccer. The history timeline of American Soccer has been briefly explained. The event which occurred and through which the soccer game faced rise and fall in the American history has been highlighted. Along with that, the acceptance of ...

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The History Of Grand Canyon

The History of Grand Canyon Introduction The Grand Canyon is a deep ravine (canyon) eroded by the Colorado River in the USA. It is one of the world's most spectacular features and one of the deepest gorges. The scale of the Grand Canyon is impressive. It is 6-29 km/4-18 mi wide, 350 ...

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