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Literature
Verbs are another of the basic building blocks of languages. They are used to tell the reader about what something does. Verb Parts * Infinitive * For example, "to walk" * An infinitive has the word "to + a verb" * Present * For example, "walk(s)". * A present verb
Literature
Nouns are one of the most basic building blocks of languages. In fact, you can make a sentence out of just a noun and a verb! Even though nouns may seem basic, many things can be done with them. Nouns are usually used to represent a person, place, thing (living
Literature
King Arthur is one of the most ancient and famous legends in English history. He is portrayed as the ideal king. Even though the first books to include his legend within their pages were history books, this king is just a legend, perhaps inspired by a fifth-century Briton prince who
Literature
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is an important Arthurian tale, in which Morgan Le Fay tests the noble Sir Gawain, to see if he will hold on to the chivalric code (bravery, self-control, honesty) under any circumstance. He passes the test, but not completely. [for a summary of the
History
One of the many areas falling under European Imperialism was the continent of Africa. In fact, this continent was so heavily "colonized" that by 1914, only two African nations remained independent: Liberia and Ethiopia. Africa was a prime target for European imperialist powers because of two main reasons:
Literature
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is one of the most well-known Arthurian tales. It is a chivalric romance, first written by an unknown author in the late 14th century. The story's main theme is a quest: Sir Gawain has to find the Green Chapel and accept the
American Government
The Alien and Sedition Acts were a series of four acts created by the Federalist party in the late 18th century. These laws were supposed to protect American citizens, but they only served to silence their Democratic-Republican opponents. These four laws were: The Naturalization Act lengthened the residency requirement for
History
The chivalric code was the acceptable way knights acted in the Middle Ages. Knights were praised for being courageous and honorable, and scolded for running away from battle and using subterfuge. Knights could do many things to prove their courage. Being valiant in battle was usually rewarded with land or
European History
Like Germany, Italy used to be a collection of states sharing a similar culture and language. These states would come together in the 19th century and form the Italy we know today. Before unification, the area today known as Italy was composed of six different states, four of which were
Physics
Newton's three laws of physics are some of the most basic laws of physics. They deal with motion and how it takes place. Newton's first law (the law of inertia) states that if a body is at rest or moving at a constant speed in a
Literature
The Canterbury Tales are a collection of fictional tales written by Geoffrey Chaucer in the Early Middle Ages. The book is important because it is the first work of literature written in English. It uses the format of tales told on a pilgrimage to bring together stories from all classes
History
The French Revolution created the modern nation-state. For years, people questioned the old monarchical system of government, and many were willing for a stab at a republican form of government, like the United States, or a constitutional monarchy, like France. Some of the first nations to be formed in Europe