Over the years, modernization has been responsible for various positive changes on a global scale. With the abrupt inclination of technology, and the introduction of futuristic machinery, the human population within developed countries like the United States of Americas has ultimately ceased to make a living. The cultural identities that once distinguished peoples slowly eroded. Subsequently with such emphasis posed on jobs and careers. The traditional "I Thou" relationship established by Martin Buber has been totally eradicated to establish an "I It" relation between humans and the tools used to finally make a living and not a life; and establish a house but not a home. Fortunately, developing countries like Haiti do not hold the same fate.

First and Foremost, various contrasts within both nations' potential futures ultimately lay within their pasts. Evidently the only way to understand the issue at hand is to explore in detail the...