We explain what creationism is, how it originated, and the basis of its ideas. Also, what are its characteristics and pseudoscientific branches? What is creationism? It is known as creationism (also as creationist theory or fixist theory) to a form of religious thought that attributes the creation of the Universe and of life to a superior entity of…
We explain what criminal law is and what its three aspects are. In addition, its general characteristics and why it is proportional. What is Criminal Law? Criminal Law is a branch of Internal Public Law. It can be considered a scientific discipline as it is a systematic set of principles . Refers to: crimes, penalties, security measures. The objective is the creation of social…
We explain what a business plan is, its functions, and the benefits it provides. Also, what are its features and methods it uses? What is a business plan? A business plan is a written document that expresses a formal declaration of the objectives of the initiatives that a company has in the projection and evaluation phase. These initiatives can be new…
We explain what a formal organization is and its main characteristics. Also, its types, what is the informal organization and more. What is a formal organization? The formal organization is a type of structure based on certain practices and rules that define its operation and performance, based on defined objectives . For example: companies , corporations, associations, government entities and institutions. An organization of this…
We explain who Aristotle was and what were the contributions of this philosopher. In addition, its general characteristics and forms of government. Who was Aristotle? Aristotle of Stagira (384 BC-322 BC) was a philosopher of the ancient Greek civilization , considered today one of the main thinkers of humanity. His ideas and reflections, collected in almost 200 treatises (of which only 31 are…
It is called “British” because the island where most of the United Kingdom is located is called Great Britain. In the 20th century , the British Empire had some 458 million inhabitants , almost a quarter of the world’s population , in its territories in Europe, America, Africa, Asia and Oceania. This means that it spread its culture , technology and form of government throughout the planet , establishing an economic and political hegemony…
We explain what the 80’s generation was and its characteristics. Also, the main events and what is the Saenz Peña Law. What was the generation of the 80? The generation of 1980 was an elite of political leaders of the Argentine Republic that governed between 1880 and 1916 , a period is also known as the Conservative Republic or the…
We explain what butterflies are, how they reproduce and their life cycle. Also, what are its characteristics, habitat and anatomy. What are butterflies? Butterflies are flying insects . They are grouped in an order called Lepidoptera, a term that comes from the Greek words “lepis” (scale) and “pteron” (wing), because their wings are covered with colored scales. Depending…
We explain what the nervous system is, what its structure is like and various functions. In addition, its characteristics and diseases. What is the nervous system? The nervous system is a complex and anatomical network of structures . They are made up of cells and organs. It is considered to be the most complete and complex system in the human body . The…
We explain what paper is, its types of resistance and manufacturing stages. In addition, its general characteristics and causes of deterioration. What is paper? Paper is a thin sheet made from cellulose pulp . Cellulose is a mixture of vegetable fibers that are ground, suspended in water that then hardens when dried. The paper can be manufactured by hand or industrially ….