Tag: United States

Political literature “We hold these truths self-evident. All men are created equal “: thus, with a logic in which it is not difficult to recognize the echo of philosophers such as J. Locke and the Rousseau of the ‘social contract’, begins the Declaration of Independence, formulated in 1776 by T. Jefferson. In its most significant expressions, the…

The war of 1812-14 was for the United States almost a second war of independence, in the sense, at least, that since then they have learned to free themselves from extr-American ties, to live a life of nation that no longer subordinates its action to the reasons of the great European rivalries. For a century,…

The relations between employers and workers were completely transformed throughout the Western world by what is known in England as the industrial revolution, the application of new types of motive power, steam and electricity, to the production of goods and the consequent concentration of work in large plants and factories. This revolution occurred after the…

Yearbook 2008 USA. Shortly after the New Year, the primary elections for the autumn presidential elections began. Among Republicans, Arizona senator John McCain soon became the leading candidate, and in March, his nomination was formally secured. In the Democratic Party, a bitter battle was going on between the first-favorite Hillary Clinton, New York senator from…

New York is an international metropolis that is hard to get bored of. New York, more commonly known as the Big Apple, is a large but beautiful destination from which few get enough in one trip. New York is not only home to and employs millions of people but also roams the myriad of tourists…