Dec
10
Dialectical Materialism
December 10, 2015 | 5 Comments
Dec
10
Primary Source Paper: Martin Luther and the Blurred teachings of the Roman Catholic Church
December 10, 2015 | 4 Comments
Martin Luther is known to be the most prominent figure in the Reformation of the Roman Catholic Church. Luther was a priest and professor of theology in the sixteenth century who fought to correct the misleading beliefs of Christianity. Luther was very strict with his view about how the Bible was the only source of […]
Oct
22
Let Them Eat Cake…… Or Nah???
October 22, 2015 | 4 Comments
The Queen of France, Mary Antoinette ruled during a time of suffering for the French people. Antoinette on the other hand lived lavishly and took advantage of her wealth. She was a woman, Austrian and a member of the top Aristocracy so one could understand how hostility could be directed her way. The members of […]
Sep
27
The Political Up-Rise of the French Revolution
September 27, 2015 | 5 Comments
The French Revolution was the focal point for political up-rise. The French suffered under an Absolute Monarchy and most people were denied their basic rights. Around 98 percent of the French Population were denied rights, limited land ownership and taxed heavily. These individuals known as the 3rd estate were in a bad position and resented […]