… of the Senate and People of Rome. Panem et circenses, (bread and circuses), were the two things that the Roman mob yearned for. The importance of entertainment and leisure in the Roman world can be judged only by the physical archeological findings…

… took place when powerful political, social, or economic incentives encouraged it and even then it led universally to syncretism rather than outright adoption of a foreign cultural tradition". In other words, religion's only spread and grew as a result…

… in the African and European societies. Islam has progressed as a small religion only possessed by nomadic tribesmen, yet over the centuries, it has developed into one of the greatest and most wide-spread religions in the world. Through the…

… affected Africa and Europe in several different manners with its Muslim followers. They created numerous changes in these countries through their cultural, scientific, and religious influence. For instance, Islam have introduced several new…

… War 2 by researching women's role in war. It is a common belief that women in Australia did not contribute much to the war, and were left at home knitting socks for the men, fighting for their country. This however was not true. Instead, women…

… migrating to Britain improved for the duration of the thirty years following the Second World War. Many soldiers from Britain's overseas communities were made to join armed forces. Many men from the Indian sub-continent and the Caribbean islands…

… pushed for blacks to strengthen themselves through educational accomplishments and economic advancement. Booker Taliaferro Washington was born as a slave on the Burrough's tobacco plantation in Hale's Ford, Virginia on April 5, 1856. His mother was…

… that had to be addressed by the Australian Federal Government. The depression started on Thursday the 24th of October 1929 due to a stock market crash in Wall Street New York, America. The crash at first devastated New York and America but it…

… rule by Adolph Hitler lately, and it has been pure hell. His tyrannical rule makes it impossible for Jewish people to live in Germany, and I don't know how much longer my family can go on under these conditions. My friends have been sent off to a…

… the South African War or the Second Boer War, was a conflict in South Africa between Great Britain and the allied, Afrikaner populated, Transvaal (or South African Republic), and the Orange Free State, in what is now South Africa. After the British…