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…, these two occupations set the status quo North Korea, that area of the Korean peninsula north of the 38th parallel became Communist, while South Korea was the province of a nationalist anti-Communist government. The Korean War erupted on June 25, 1950…

…the slightest wrongdoing. Candide and Pangloss end up getting arrested. Pangloss is hanged and Candide is beaten badly. The ridiculous actions taken place prove to be futile when another earthquake erupts the next day. All of the bad that came from the first…

…. In order to keep from being in an isolated position in case war did erupt, nations formed alliances with one another for protection of their respective countries and ideologies. In June of 1914, the heir to the Austria-Hungarian throne, Archduke Francis…

…EBONICS AND THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE In December of 1996 a national controversy erupted when the Oakland school district suggested that "ebonics," which is also known as Black English, was a genetically based second language. Since Oakland California's…

…conflict did not occur between the two superpowers, mainly because of mutual fear of nuclear warfare, but intense economic and diplomatic struggles erupted, including an extension of competition through proxy conflicts in the Third World. The first…

…and over.         The baby, awakened from her nap was crying, shrieking. She didn't understand why the world had just erupted into chaos.         Finally, our car stopped moving. The seconds had passed so quickly yet almost as if in slow-motion…

…, the British were not happy with these gold-seekers and racism based largely on fear of competition erupted. <Tab/>Originally, most of the racism on the goldfields involved the British's disquiet over the presence of diggers from the United States…

…, because of the powers I had beheld when I was alive, I had caused the volcano to erupt, I did not think my love would have betrayed me like that." "Was it you who sent me the dreams? And why, why did u pick me?" "Yes it was me who sent you the dreams…

…, astrology became a means of hope for the people of Greece who were losing their power and thus their purpose as individuals. "Men felt that strange and dangerous powers were all around them, liable to erupt into the normal courses of existence with death, disease…

…, not torn, but balanced midway between her gentle beauty and savage power. The following lines seem to continue this notion as a measure, or song, is heard mingled from the fountain, which represents the eruptive power of nature, and the caves, which symbolize…