What to Do at the Scene of an Accident
In the United States, more than six million auto accidents happen every year. Although most of these accidents only involve damage to the vehicles, about a third of them cause injuries to the drivers and/or passengers. In addition, roughly 20 percent of all accidents result in a fatal injury. Whether an accident involves a car, … [Read more...]
Teen Drivers: Accidents, Insurance, Roadside Assistance, and Safety Precautions
Learning how to drive is something that most teenagers anticipate eagerly because of the freedom and independence that it means. Although driving is a rite of passage, it's also a privilege and responsibility that no one should take lightly. Operating motor vehicles involves skill and careful attention to detail, so it's important to … [Read more...]
Guide to Cyberbullying Laws
Bullying used to be confined to school or other areas where students gathered in person, but the invention of cell phones and the Internet have made it easier for bullying to happen at all hours of the day and in any location. Cyberbullying can take place on any device linked to the Internet, including gaming consoles, computers, … [Read more...]
Environmental Law: An Introductory Guide
Environmental law is a broad category of laws and regulations designed to address environmental concerns such as how human beings interact with the environment, natural resource management, and pollution. It is a relatively new branch of law in American History as the first regulations didn't come into effect until the 1960s, but now … [Read more...]
A New York City Marathon Training Guide
Most people know that running is a great form of exercise. But did you know running can actually improve your overall health; both physical and mental? Running has a lot of benefits. It can help prevent diseases such as osteoporosis, diabetes, and can even help reduce the risks associated with heart attacks. Running, combined with a … [Read more...]
New York City History: Ellis Island
Ellis Island is located in New York Harbor, and attracts visitors from all over the world each year. The historic significance of this site to the United States can't be understated. This small island is a witness to the birth of a nation comprised of immigrants that made the leap of faith and traveled to a new land without any … [Read more...]
The 19th Amendment and the Women’s Suffrage Movement
Before the 19th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified in 1920, women weren't permitted to vote. This amendment declared that citizens of the United States wouldn't be denied the right to vote based on their gender. The word suffrage comes from a Latin word that means, "the right to vote". Women struggled to gain social and … [Read more...]
