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…Greeks preferred to pay money and so Athens' navy grew at their expense. The allies lost experience in the art of ship construction, maintaining a navy and marine warfare and were soon incapable of waging war against Athens. The allies were expected to support…

…(as in more ancient justice systems) or in cash (as in modern Western civilization). The product called "Titanic" took away the lives of its end-users. Our "gut justice" tells us that the owner should have paid in kind. Faulty engineering, insufficient number…

…of the long area of cold war between these two rivals. Currently in India and Pakistan, the two major countries in South Asia, there is a similar struggle cold war like struggle going on. Kashmir is the bone of contention to achieving and marinating peaceful…

…<Tab/>Named after the Titans of ancient mythology, enormous in size and strength, the Titanic first sailed the seas April 12, 1912. It was a glorious ship predicted to make headlines. However, the headlines anticipated were displaced…

…ended, people saw the most terrifying effects science could have. For the first time in history, possibly since Ancient Greece, the worth of science was being questioned. People were doubtful that science was always a good thing, and Vonnegut seemed…

…history probably up to 5-7 million years ago. It is thought that early dolphins evolved about 55-65 million years ago from now extinct ancient land mammals that ventured back into the sea. One fossil that closely resembles the killer whale is Ambulocetues…

…, it is safe to assume that Ahmose had already achieved military successes. The workings of an organised army were under way. His achievements were in fact recorded in the tomb of Ahmose son of Ebana. (A marine whose career we can follow, as he matured and gained…

…Inequalities: Past and Present Throughout history we have discovered that inequalities have been present in every civilization. We have tracked social prejudices back to the Paleolithic societies such as the Nivakle, and also to more recent, ancient…

…its passions and humors, and the changes of fortune to which it is subject, for the delight and instruction of mankind." (p.166) Crites On the ancients vs. the moderns: The moderns are still imitating the ancients and using their forms and subjects…

…it talks about all the things that Oswald was involved. When Oswald had joined the Marine Corps he was assigned a year later to the Marine Air Control Squadron at Atsugi Air Force Base, Japan. “ Atsugi was no ordinary base. In clandestine, “black” means…