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NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, is a military alliance established in 1949 with the goal of promoting collective defense and maintaining peace in the North Atlantic region. This review will delve into the reasons for creating NATO, its historical significance, the period when it was strongest, and its structure as an international organization.

Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-reigning monarch in British history, has had a profound and lasting impact on the world. Throughout her remarkable reign, which began in 1952, Queen Elizabeth has played a central role in shaping global politics, diplomacy, and culture. This essay will explore the major impact Queen Elizabeth II has had on the world, focusing on her contributions to diplomacy, the Commonwealth, cultural influence, and the modern monarchy.

The Basketmaker II peoples are the population, who lived about 1500 BC. The origin of these people is unknown.

The Spanish colonies are a group of Spanish properties of North and South America, South-East Asia, Africa’s part in the Pacific ocean. Spanish Empire had these lands at the end of the 15-20 centuries.

Titius Livius is a Roman historian, his work “The History of Rome” is a significant text that shows the story of Rome from the very beginning. Titius was writing it to his last breath, in general, all 142 books number 8 thousand pages.

Clothes have always been an important part of a representation of a person. Due to the luxury of dress, people judge the social status and prosperity of the person. The way of clothing was changing with the development of society, having more abilities people started dressing more pretentiously.

After the Civil War, the country and every citizen, in particular, had to face the new realias of life that, in a first place, concerned the abolition of slavery in the Southern part of America.

In this work, the author tries to analyze the major goals and objectives pursued by the Emperor of France Napoleon Bonaparte during his military campaign in Russia.

Today, everyone talks about the huge contribution of slaves to the US economy, but no one wants to remember what it was worth to them: they lived in terrible conditions; they were tortured, punished, humiliated, and sold as a commodity, separated from relatives and loved ones.

The history of colonization in general, as well as the English colonies in North America in particular, is not something isolated, although it certainly has its own specificity. The development of England's colonial expansion in North America is organically linked with its economic and political history, the struggle of classes and parties, and with the role of England in the system of international relations.

The literature of China appears to be one of the most ancient. Chinese literature is also the largest treasure in the world. Despite all the troubles and difficulties, the Chinese literature managed to preserve and multiply its strength.

Jews and Islamic cultural and religious traditions were the closest during the “Golden Age” – a period since early 8th century when Arabic conquest of the Iberian Peninsula took place. Until this time Jews of Spain have suffered persecutions from Roman Empire where they were considered to be not an independent ethnos, but a religious group firstly, because Jews were strange to heathenism, then to Christianity within the Roman Empire and later, under the Visigoth monarchy.

The decline of the World War II was marked by the use of the terrible and deadly weapon that had changed the whole trajectory of the global political and social development. Nuclear weapon bringing death and devastation was applied to Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945 killing hundreds of thousands of innocent people and making Japan finally surrender (Hamner).

In the course of social, political and cultural development we have been recognizing and feeling our power, our influence on the world and everything surrounding us. Humans understand that they are capable of controlling and changing almost every aspect of life. Our “white” civilization had experienced much through the history-making us stronger and cleverer.

As the First World War began, America chose to safeguard neutrality, and there were reasons for such policy. First of all, according to the Monroe Doctrine, United States were to be in charge of the Western Hemisphere only in its foreign policy.