Shoprider Echo 3 Wheel Mobility Scooter Are you a disabled, or an old person looking for a mobility scooter to help you get around the house, or access outdoor places without breaking the bank? Are you eager to break free from the bondage of relying on other people and begging for help? Don’t worry anymore! Our Shoprider Echo 3 Wheel Mobility Scooter will help you get back your mobility freedom, and avoid any inconveniences and frustrations of dependency. Here is how. Get back your independence! Move around the house and outdoor When you are old or disabled, simple routine activities like getting a cup of tea or water, reaching for a novel to read, or accessing the shopping mall to buy some necessities can be a big issue. Not anymore! Our Shoprider Echo 3 Wheel Mobility Scooter is powered by two 12V 10AH battery, to give you a driving range of 8miles at a maximum speed of 4 mph on a single charge! Its 250lbs load capacity accommodates you and your belongings efficiently, not to mention the basket to house…
Analyzing late 19th Century America The Spanish-American War was a clash that arose between the United States and Spain in 1898. The primary issue was independence for Cuba from Spanish dominance, but an armed conflict between Spain and Cuba began following the sinking of U.S. Navy ship, USS Maine (ACR-1), in February 1898 (Field). The conflict ran for close to two weeks both in the Caribbean and Pacific. The war is essential as it led to Spain signing the Treaty of Paris, which led to the U.S. temporarily seizing control of Cuba as well as the Philippine Islands and Puerto Rico. The Great Railroad Strike 0f 1877 kicked off on July 14 in West Virginia. Railroad workers were protesting the cut back of their wages by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (B&O) company. Railroad workers from other cities, including Pennsylvania, Missouri, New York, Illinois, and Maryland, also joined the strike due to pressure on wages and economic challenges (Field). Federal troops and the National Guard put an end to the month and a half long strike. Significantly, it led to B&O…
The struggles for independence of African and Asian peoples in the twentieth century The struggles for independence of African and Asian peoples in the twentieth century differ in various ways from the struggle for independence of “new nations” in the Americas of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The differences involve decolonization, military rule, democracy multiparty democracies, ethnic conflict and dominance of their colonizers. In African and Asian peoples in the twentieth century as well as in “new nations” in the Americas in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, they experienced ethnic conflict, class resentments and economic disappointments. The Americas “new nations” were still experiencing military interventions, and military rule was ordinary in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and armed forces had long intervened in political life. On the other hand, the struggle for independence in African states in African peoples, the military rule had declined in most independent states and had abandoned dictators, single-party democracy and military-controlled regimes. In Asia, authoritarian regimes gave way to the more pluralistic and participatory political system in South Korea, Indonesia, Iraq, Thailand and Taiwan. In…
EV Rider Teqno 4-Wheel Scooter Has old age, natural disability, ailment, or an accident taken away your ability to move around and partake in your daily routine, consigning you to the humiliating and frustrating experience of flagging unconcerned motorist for lifts? Or worse, leaving you with no option but to rely on family members, neighbours and passersby to get around, who may sometimes treat you as a child of a lesser god, or a burden in their social circles? If this is your situation, don’t worry anymore! Our EV Rider Teqno 4-Wheel Scooter is here to help you break free from the culture of dependency. Here is how our scooter can help you redeem your situation and live a more fulfilling life. Get back your mobility freedom! Take outdoor tours and access the shops Powered by a 270W motor, and 12V 11.5AH batteries, our EV Rider Teqno 4-Wheel Scooter gives you a driving range of 15 miles at a maximum speed of 6mph. With such mileage, you can move outdoor, access the shops, buy your necessities and come back without…
EW M40 3-Wheel Travel Scooter Are you looking for a scooter that can help you meet your daily mobility and travel needs? If you are disabled in one way or another out of nature, accident, ailment, or old age, the EW M40 3-wheel Travel Scooter will help you break away from the dependency and mobility challenges that come with such disabilities. This scooter has a set of features and specifications that combine functionality, practicality, and mobility without breaking the bank. Its many features can help you achieve the following: Get back your independence, mobility, and stability Independence Disability and old age comes with dependency, mobility, and stability challenges. With a 200 W motor and a 180AH battery, the EW M40 travel scooter gives you an average of 15.5 miles and a maximum speed of 5 mph. You can visit your loved ones and shop around without needing anyone to aid your movement. Your weight is no hindrance It has a maximum carrying capacity of 300 pounds, so even your weight is not a hindrance to your freedom. Stability Its 39-inch…
What is Zionism? How does it differ from nationalism? (or does it?) Zionism is the religious and political effort that brought from around the world back to the ancient homeland in the Middle East and then reestablished Israel as the central location for Jewish identity (Suzman, 2016). In other words, Zionism is the movement to reestablish or recreate the Jewish presence in Israel. Contrarily nationalism is the independent, driven movement focused on acquiring and maintaining unity and identity of a particular nation through cohesion and determination. Jewish nationalism is also characterized by social justice and equality. Nationalism is also characterized by a high level of acceptance for one another via concepts such as urbanization to minimize the problem of ethnicity. Critics of the modern state of Israel argue, among other things, that it is an imperialist outpost of the United States. What evidence might support such an argument? What evidence might refute it? Apart from being “an imperialist outpost of the United States,” Israel is a prime example of decolonization and the 2nd case in the history of an indigenous…