The Sustainability Revolution of the Twenty-First Century

The current direction of the sustainable revolutionary world of the 21st century is unsustainable. We have explored many aspects of this unsustainability through workshops. That's true. Of course, the essence of unsustainability is that we can not stick. As a society, we can not deny this fact. Before it happens we have to find out how to control this change. What will happen if we make society to walk our present path without rethinking our values.

The first thorough study on how historians dealt with the American Revolution (including the American Constitution) is the second generation writer until the 21st century writers experienced in the first generation. Beyond the view of the American Revolution 200 years ago, to find out how the revolutionary perspective received an unwavering change. As the Native American, African-American discipline becomes wider and more comprehensive, not only the conflicts of insurgents against freedom, as historical concepts, how people, women, and others, with patriotic leaders and soldiers Will it start working?

Crispus Attucks is a name I learned when an American schoolchild introduced the American Revolutionary War and its hero in the 21st century. Attax is the first American settlers who confronted the British army with the Boston massacre on March 5, 1770, originating from African Americans and American Americans. He was recognized as the first victim of the American Revolutionary War, and since the 1940 's he has become accustomed to symbolizing African American patriotism, military service, sacrifice, and citizenship. This article describes the fact that the existence of Atax in public memory changed over the past 250 years. This is because each constituency has broad meaning to its life and stories. Understanding how the story of Crispus Attucks is integrated or deleted from the story of American Revolution shows the nature of the construction of historical stories and the central role of races in ethnographic history ing

Western culture from the 18th century to the 21st century. The rise of Eastern Europe and Western Europe, the philosophy of the Enlightenment era, the influence of the French Revolution on the world order of politics, society, economy, and the influence of the industrial revolution on Western society. The fundamental causes and strategies that influenced the politics of the unified era, the way of penetration of various empires, major political, economic, social reforms, the results of World War I and World War II Discussion about. We are also investigating social, economic and political changes that happened in the 20th century. Prerequisite: None