Category: History

Research Research of recent political blogs at the University of Missouri shows that politics is improving thanks to digital media that divides people into polarized interest groups. The researcher recommends […]

Introduction When the African National Congress (ANC) won its first national non-racial election in April 1994 in a landslide victory, it made Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela the first president of non-racist, […]

While most scientists accept the theory of evolution that humans evolved from primates, many Americans still reject it. According to the Pew Research Center, about one in five American adults […]

Religious freedom is considered the fundamental human rights of all Americans. The First Amendment states, “Congress shall not pass a law honoring or prohibiting the free annexation of religion.” However, […]

The 1857 uprising was a protracted armed insurgency and an uprising in northern and central India against the British occupation of that part of the continent. In January, small precursurs […]

MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW North Korea is in trouble. The COVID-19 pandemic, self-isolation and isolation, crop disruptions, sanctions and others have put the economy in a sad state, as Kim Jong Un […]

The country of Japan is one that is rife is deep history and political reforms. Through the history of Japan, there have been numerous reforms that have massive effects on […]

What used to be one of the strongest royal families in Europe found themselves at the end of their run. Today, we take a look at what political reforms were […]

The first few discussions for The Politics Counter were about monarchies. While we suspect that we shall be touching upon monarchies in the future, today we shall be touching about […]