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A shift in US foreign Policy

by / On December 10, 2021 / In History, N/A

Directions: Tweet or snap chats. Each group member establishes a Twitter identity as a historical figure "Theordore Roosevelt" from the content folder and tweet your experience and the events of the content. You do not have to put this on Twitter, you could create it in a document or video clips, but make it look real.

Identify and briefly explain the historical significance of six (6) of the following:

by / On December 15, 2020 / In Art, N/A

Part B: Short Identifications - Identify and briefly explain the historical significance of six (6) of the following: Please clearly indicate which term/item your answers refer to. Each answer should be typed and should not exceed one half page single spaced, or one page double-spaced in 12 pt. font, Times New Roman. You can use the six w of history to guide each of your answers, what, when, who,...

Bias by Bernard Goldberg

by / On December 7, 2020 / In Humanities, N/A

The assignment is to write a response paper to the book, Bias, by Bernard Goldberg.The premise is simple: what did this book teach you about journalism? From thatjumping-off point, there are lots of possibilities for development, depending on your reaction to the incidents and situations described in the text.

PLEASE READ THE PLAY AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS

by / On November 19, 2020 / In Art, N/A

European Colonies: Sor Juana Ins de la Cruz Loa for The Divine Narcissus AND Marc Lescarbot's Le Thtre de Neptune en la Nouvelle-France ASSIGNED READING: Norton Anthology of Drama 1517-1532; Benson translation of Neptune in Wasserman pp 74-83 Both of these short pieces are written by European settlers and emerge out of 17th...

Book

by / On October 26, 2020 / In History, N/A

No citation. Just takes notes on chapter 1 through 7 of this book (PAGE 1 -81). Does not have to be formal at all. Use bulletpoints. Write down main ideas and characters of each chapter. Read: 1688: A Global History by John E. WillsONLY CHAPTER 1 through 7 (PAGE 1 - 81)

Authors for Discussion Paper: Guity Nashat and Judith Tucker, Carl Petry, Jonathan Berkey

by / On February 24, 2020 / In History, N/A

Had to have read:Guity Nashat and Judith Tucker, Women in the Middle East and North AfricaCarl Petry, Class Solidarity vs. Gender Gain: Women as Custodians of Property in Later Medieval Egypt in Keddie & BaronJonathan Berkey, Women and Islamic Education in the Mamluk Period in Keddie & Baron