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Napoleon's Battle of the Three Emperors Napoleon's Battle of the Three Emperors Born in Corsica the year of 1769, Napoleon’s family considered themselves more Italian than French. That same year, the Republic of Genoa ceded control of the Corsican Island... READ MORE

Protest Protections Protest Protections From the Boston Tea Party to the Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests, our nation has embraced speech over suppression. Our fight to overcome repressed voices during British rule brought about a newfound freedom: one that we... READ MORE

Culture and Self Assessment Culture and Self Assessment At the the start of the second World War, France aimed not to repeat the mistakes of the first war by constructing the impenetrable Maginot Line. This defense fortified the barrier between... READ MORE

Top 5 Epic Fails in Change Management All companies change. Some are bad at it and some are great. Our team voted on the Top 5 Epic Fails in change management. Our Top 5: 5. Kodak A company that was... READ MORE

Market & Competition Market & Competition Competitive sports can represent a national identity. Some cultures enjoy sports for the elegance of the art. Other cultures see sports as the ultimate competition. With extreme competition comes ethically grey areas in trying... READ MORE

Learning with A Limited Attention Span Learning with A Limited Attention Span Prior to the written language, learning and training came from an apprenticeship model. A parent or master craftsman would develop the talents of another in a personal format.... READ MORE