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Federalism, one of the key founding principles of the U.S. constitution, explains the balance and separation of power between central and local government. It was a political compromise between those of t...

Poverty is the inability of an individual or family to command sufficient resources to satisfy basic needs. Understanding the causes of poverty and why it persists is so important for economists, as it ai...

Geostationary satellites are objects (usually machines) that orbit the Earth at exactly the same velocity as the rotation of the Earth (strictly, the orbital period of the satellite is equal to the rotati...

This is a warm up question to get students to ease into speaking the language before tackling more complex issues. It also practices the past tense and vocabulary knowledge.

Shakespeare presents the theme of love in his plays to varying degrees. Different aspects of love are often presented through dialogue between characters; specifically the tone of language used and the im...