Articles on World Politics

How to Survive a Rice Shortage

By WriterGig

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Even the possibility of a rice shortage is frightening considering that nearly 3 billion people worldwide depend on rice as the main staple of their diet. In the U.S., people eat more wheat and corn than rice. However, Asian-Americans and those ... more »

How to Understand French Canadian Political History

By schatbot

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French Canadian political history is dominated by under-representation of French interests. From its inception as a unified state until today, the Quebecois have struggled to assert their place in Canadian society and politics... more »

How to Unveil the Conundrum of Conservatism

By Michael Motta

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One of the main structural differences I've found between being a liberal and being a conservative is that as a liberal you can basically transfer your political ideas from one place to the next and you're still a liberal - not so with ... more »

How to vote for change in economy in 2008!!!!!

By listenhere101

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With the bank sector in debt and the real estate profits and homes in foreclosure. The proof lies in this article. Compare then to now. Vote for change!!!.. more »

How to Avoid Xenophobia

By Paul McDaniel

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Xenophobia is an irrational and unreasonable fear or contempt of that which is foreign or unknown, especially of strangers or foreign people. The term is most often used to describe a fear or dislike of foreigners or of people significantly ... more »

How to Be Globally Aware

By Paul McDaniel

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We all are living in an era of globalization. Ever-increasing economic, political, and cultural globalization and global interconnectedness are an important factor of life. Everything from business to the environment occur in a world without ... more »

How to become a prominent politician

By sekitto kisakye

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Politics would have been a good game but the bad politicians makes it a dirty game by practicing illegal acts like dictatorship,cheating votes, corruption and embezzlement hence causes violence... more »

How to Define the Relevance of Ancient Warfare

By Jones39

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This article defines the relevance of ancient warfare... more »

How to Distinguish Between Prescribed and Descriptive Grammar

By laurapayne

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There are many books available and much has been written about the subject of proper grammar. One certainly doesn’t have to look far to learn proper grammar, learn how to improve ones grammar or have grammar questions answered. But, have you ... more »

How to Explore the Life of Benito Mussolini

By martygit

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Benito Mussolini was the fascist dictator of Italy from 1922 to 1943. The most destructive aspect of his years in charge was as a role model for eventual German dictator Adolf Hitler, who followed his fascist beliefs. Mussolini later became ... more »

How to Feng Shui: For Abundance and World Peace

By vikki9

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Chi flows. Let's set a powerful intention for World Peace and cover the earth with it! The ancient Chinese art and science of Feng Shui can help. In this article we look at the Abundance and Prosperity life area and how that relates to World Peace... more »

How to Find Unbiased News

By LoLoBug

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"Unbiased News"...a common keyword search through any search engine. We all want to know how we can easily find the truth out. How do we uncover unbiased news? The short answer: the seeker must be everywhere for every story at every ... more »

How to Help a Sex Slave

By eHow Health Editor

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Sexual slavery implies trafficking human beings, which affects literally hundreds of thousands of individuals, primarily women and children, every year. Many people are tricked into emigrating from their home country through promises of ... more »

How to Investigate the Plot to Kill Hitler

By martygit

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On July 20, 1944, 6 weeks after D-Day, the most ambitious attempt to kill German dictator Adolf Hitler was made. What did it entail? Why did it fail? Read on to find out... more »

How to March for Immigrant Rights

By airesflora

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Today, with the selective approach the media has taken to reporting news, some activists feel that marches are the best method for exposing a cause to a wider audience. There are steps you should take that can make this a safe and beneficial ... more »

How to prank someone for April Fool's

By emmabushyo

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Have you ever gotten 'punked' and you want to punk back? Has someone ever jumped out of a closet and nearly given you a heart attack and maybe a little revenge is in order? Read on for some user friendly, easy pranking routines, perfect for ... more »

How to start a wind farm - the renewable resource of the future

By knarf

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Alternative engergy source is the key to reducing the fossil fuel consumption. There are many alternatives including wind energy which has near zero emissions and already provides energy to many public and private citizens... more »

How to Understand Cultural Geography

By Paul McDaniel

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This brief how to article will outline the major and important points of cultural geography, a subfield of human geography... more »

How to Understand Vivisection

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Vivisection is the process of experimentation on living organisms or the dissection of an animal body. While the term literally refers to the dissection of a live animal, today this is a very rare occurrence. With its ethical questions and ... more »

How to Choose the Best Candidate for President

By Nate1224hoops

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This article shows the general thoughts and ideas of both candidates. It simplifies the hot topics that will likely decide our next President... more »

How to Cut Down Your Carbon Footprint

By NicoleRae

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Everyone has become "Green" it seems like. But what can you do to help cut down on your "Carbon Foot Print"? What can you do to help the environment and perhaps even cut down on your monthly bills. Some of these steps seem ... more »

How to Fly the US Flag

By Anthony Delgado

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There are a number of reasons to fly a flag. Many choose to do it at home or businesses and are unaware of the rules placed on flying the flag in order to pay respect to our country and its tradition. The following are the common rules for flying ... more »

How to Identify Who's Who in the Astor Family

By jamesbankston

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The Astors have been prominent for two centuries, with branches in both Great Britain and the United States. They have been active in politics, fur-trading, business, high society, hotel-keeping and newspaper publishing. Here is a breakdown of ... more »

How to Know Why You Should Learn Arabic

By Paul McDaniel

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Estimates of native speakers of Arabic include between 186 and 422 million and as many as 246 million non-native speakers. These include Arabic-speakers in certain countries and regions of North Africa and Southwest Asia (the "Middle ... more »

How to Know You Are Living In A Cashless Society

By momoftwingirls

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Do you think it's better to live in a cashless society or one that handles money? What other ways do you think American's would be use currency in a cashless society? So far, there are three ways in which cash will be replaced. These three ways ... more »

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