There are two major theories how governments come into creation. A German name Johannes Althusius created one, and an Englishman named Thomas Hobbes created another. Continue reading “States’ Rights”
Louis XIV of France ruled France from 1643-1715. During this time he started many wars and revoked Edict of Nantes. Although many considered him a great ruler in his early reign, he eventually bankrupted France. Continue reading “Louis’ Reign”
What are some of the factors that have contributed to rising health-care costs in America? Historically, government interference may prove to be the biggest contributor to rising health care and insurance costs. Continue reading “Health-Care”
Cardinal Richelieu served as chief minister of France from 1624 to his death in 1642. He had two primary objectives: unifying France and taking away all political power from the Hapsburgs. Continue reading “Absolutism”
In the 17th century, a man named Oliver Cromwell helped to overthrow a tyrant. An economist named John Locke wrote a treatise explaining why this was completely legitimate. Continue reading “17th Century Tyrany”
In the article “Logan, Forbidden Planet and The Tempest,” Juliette Harrisson argues that the movie Logan relies heavily on the movie Forbidden Planet and Shakespeare’s play The Tempest. Continue reading “Article Analysis”
Is the statement, “Government must intervene in the economy to bring about improved working conditions” true? No, this is a myth. Continue reading “Safety for All”
What does Hamlet believe about suicide in Shakespeare’s play Hamlet? He seems to think there is almost nothing wrong with suicide and that it may be preferable to life. Continue reading “Hamlet and Suicide”
What is income inequality and is it a problem? Continue reading “A Measurement of Wealth”