Today in my social studies class, we enter the 1880s with imperialism. It's a very strange idea and concept, and personally, the separation from poor and rich, making them very far apart. Anyways here is how it went down. Imperialism, for those of you who don't know, is one nation controlling another for five different reasons. Economy: Of course making money. ...

Jonah Raskin’s The Mythology of Imperialism: A Revolutionary Critique of British Literature and Society in the Modern Age by Louis Proyect Book Review Raskin, Jonah: The Mythology of Imperialism: a Revolutionary Critique of British Literature and Society in the Modern Age, Monthly Review Press, 2009, ISBN 978-1-58367-186-3, 320 ...

... it really grated. They don’t have sidewalks in England, they have footpaths, as we do here. Are US readers so insular they require Americanisms in a book where the setting and all the characters are English? Or is the publisher underestimating their intelligence and overestimating their sensitivity? Apropos of linguistic imperialism, Scrubone has a good joke at Something Should Go Here.

In the coming December issue of Z Magazine Will Parrish, Nick Robinson and I are publishing an in-depth article detailing the historic origins of anti-nuclear imperialism. We locate this strategy's intellectual and political foundations within several California based-institutions which are themselves deeply embedded in the Golden State's nuclear and arms manufacturing industries - thus ...

... merely the flashpoint of a much deeper conflict between Serbia and Austria, as explained here… --- Related Articles at ActiveHistory:The Causes of World War One: Austria v. Serbia: Imperialism and NationalismCauses of World War One – Factual TestHitler’s Foreign Policy: SimulationCauses of World War One: Worksheets for GCSE / IGCSEInteractive Newsfeed – Cold War Origins

Water and imperialism (www.raimd.wordpress.com) Water is essential, in various ways, to all human activity. Water is something that humans, literally, cannot do without. Every human needs water in order live and to have a good life. Societies need water in order to be provide for the survival of their populations. Usable water, as a resource, is finite