(Answered) Themed Essay-Empires of Faith in the Middle East, Asia, and Europe
We are studying about Empires of Faith in the Middle East, Asia, and Europe in this 2nd Grading Period. Refer to your syllabus for the assigned chapters. Compose a minimum 750 word essay identifying 3 historical themes (refer to my LIST OF THEMES) of your choosing and summarize any aspects from the histories we have […]
(Answered) HIS101 World Civilization I: Eurasian Connections and New Traditions in East Asia.
The class that I’m taking is History 101 World Civilization I Below are my teacher instructions: To answer each of these question sufficiently, your response should be at least 1/2 page in length. 1. What were the distinctive features of the Chinese philosophies that emerged during the late Zhou period? 2. What developments during the […]
(Answered) Annotated bib: Ancient City Established in either the Near East or Mesoamerica
Choose one of the following topics for Assignment #1: 1. Submit an annotated bibliography about an ancient (pre-industrial) city established in either the Near East (Mesopotamia, the Nile Valley, or the Indus Valley) or Mesoamerica (Aztec, Maya, or Inca). There should be ten (10) sources followed by a summary of each source. Do not make […]
(Answered) Conflict and diplomacy in the middle east
After you read the article write a summary about 1 page and answer the 3 questions blew and critically analyze assigned 1. Reading Assignment 1 1- How does Barry Buzan define the Middle East region? 2- What are the main arguments of the Regional Security Complex Theory? 3-Critically analyze the article’s main arguments regarding conflict […]
(Answered) Clothing in the prehistoric and Ancient near East eras
Your online lessons for this week are posted in Content. 01 Prehistoric 02 Ancient Near East Also in Content you can find the syllabus, the study guide with terms, and the handouts from the first class. As you read the online lessons follow along on your study guide. For your online lesson, your assignment / […]
(Answered) East Asia’s authoritarian regimes appear to have remarkable staying power and durability, whether they are in chronic crisis (North Korea) or have experienced sustained growth and prosperity (China, Vietnam, Singapore).
East Asia’s authoritarian regimes appear to have remarkable staying power and durability, whether they are in chronic crisis (North Korea) or have experienced sustained growth and prosperity (China, Vietnam, Singapore). This suggests the need to revisit existing theories of regime change. Assess the sources of authoritarian stability in at least two cases of authoritarian resilience […]
