History

Sources must be 4 books, 5 scholarly articles at the least,  Essay thesis should be along the lines of: allied parties should’ve intervened in Spanish civil war instead of appeasing Hitler as the nazis used many tactics/technology that they would use in ww2 (basically discussing how nazis/italians were involved in spanish civil war and how the failure of the allied forces (britain and france) to intervene came back to bite them in the ass Essay should discuss Nazi tactics used in spanish civil war such as luftwaffe blitzkrieg artillery etc.  that they went on to use in WW2

Look at Jaegwon Kim’s pairing problem objection towards Cartesian dualism. How can the Cartesian dualist respond to Kim’s objection? look at how a soul can be tied to a body without the need for spatial relation.  The paper seeks to argue that Kim’s objection is not a defeater for Cartesian/Substance dualism.   I am looking for 35 resources

***PLEASE BE ADVISED, THIS EXAM IS DUE BY TONIGHT BEFORE 12AM EST. THIS IS AN URGENT REQUEST*** Each question must be answered in essay format. Each essay should be one page in length.  1. What is the Age of Reason? How did European culture influence the world? Examine the extent of its impact. How did the Enlightenment shape colonial ideas about government and authority? Please discuss specific events and individuals.  2. Discuss the revolutions of the American colonies, France and Haiti. What were the causes of these revolutions? How are they different? What was the role of enlightenment ideology for these revolutions?  3. Evaluate how the industrial revolution altered the societies that began to industrialize during this time. What impact did this process have on the environment? How were gender roles and family relationships altered?

After Socrates is found guilty of corrupting the youth and impiety and receives the death penalty, he makes these two statements: one to his accusers and one to those who supported him. What do these statements indicate about the philosophical principles that governed his life and his criticisms of some Athenian citizens? What do Socrates’s trial and his views on his role in Athenian society indicate about the polis of Athens after the Peloponnesian War? Remember to ground your argument in this historical context and that this paper asks for historical analysis, not literary or philosophical analysis.

They are as follows, each can be answered in 1-2 Paragraphs. 1. Why do you think no president has ever been impeached by the senate? 2. Do politics have a role in impeachment? (This can be answered in one paragraph)  3. Is this true from the framers of the constitution? – (Meaning, is this what the founding fathers imagined impeachment would be like. ) 4. What are the similarities and differences between each impeachment case? (I know you guys did this with Nixon/Trump. Now I want you to do this  with all the impeachment)  5. Would you vote differently based on the facts you read?

Analyze the strengths and weaknesses of Sigmund Freud’s theory. Which aspects of his theory seem relevant to you? Which aspects seem more irrelevant?

answer all question for chapters  indicated below by using this text which can be found at this link. Label each question you answering  and the chapter please and thank you. Respond in one paragraph to the question . Use this text only put the page number where you got the answer from please and thank you https://archive.org/details/cantstopwontstop00chang/page/n11/mode/2up Chapter 8 questions 1. Describe the importance of the “interloper” in hip-hop and rap.  Who is Chalfant?  2.What is the effect of white flight on New York City in the 70s? 3.How is the graffiti element introduced by Chang in the narrative? 4.How does jazz, particularly “post-jazz cool” provide a connection between graffiti artists and the downtown (Manhattan) art scene? 5.What is Charlie Ahern’s contribution to the development of the genre? 6.Explain how graffiti shifts from being street to high art.  Who were the players in this change? 7.  Explain the importance of Blondie’s “Rapture.” 8.Who are Malcolm McLaren and Alan Lomax?  Explain his marketing strategy. 9.What makes the genre “world music” a misnomer (something that isn’t)? 10. How was the technique of “scratching” introduced in the text?

Write an essay that explains  the three different statements stated below 2 pages per statement using the sources provided to add to the essay response.   The image of the harem has been central in orientalist discussions and portrayals of women and the Middle East. Discuss orientalism and the figure of the harem, its historical and modern manifestations, and social and political implications in history and modern times. Women have played a key role in the region’s historical national struggles and modern political contestations. Discuss women’s engagement in national struggles in the region and its implications on the women’s movements, use examples, cases, and your informed reflection on the mixed legacy of nationalism on women’s feminist movement. Since the mid twentieth century, the MENA region has witnessed great strides in closing some important gender gaps. Discuss some of gender equality trends in the region, the gap in gender attitudes, and how scholars in your course materials explain the gap, and what in your view best explains this gap?

During the turbulence of the 1960s, voices on the left and the right emerged to question moderation in politics. This essay assignment asks you to interpret postwar conservatism, aka the “New” Right. There are 4 major themes you need to address in your piece, not necessarily in this order and not necessarily assigned equal length/page space: A. Governmental ideology & domestic policy B. Vision of America’s role in the world / foreign policy C. Constituencies: Demographics (e.g. who they were) and how they changed over time. D. At least a brief consideration of their legacies, i.e. how national politics today still feels the reverberations of the 1960s. Black Lives Matter, the upcoming presidential contest, Trump conservatism, the Supreme Court’s composition, etc. — discussion of any one of these topics would fulfill this requirement. You could also discuss contemporary politics in relation to specific facets of the New Right, like foreign policy, economic theories/demands, even the role of the media within and without each movement. Questions you may want consider (these are for brainstorming purposes and you needn’t answer all of them): What was the appeal of your chosen movement? How did its leaders frame their arguments? Who were its participant groups, how did they relate to one another, and how were they mobilized? Was the concept of “change” present in its teachings? Why or why not? What role did the federal government play in either ideology or methodology? Race? You cannot possibly address every dimension of the movement in an essay of this length. To be strategic, you may choose to take a thematic approach. For example, the theme of “freedom”; how the Cold War shaped your movement; etc. You will need to articulate an historical argument/thesis statement about your chosen subject that clearly sets up the paragraphs to follow

Choose 1 topic to answer   1) During the late 19th century, farmers suffered from several perpetual problems. We discussed six of these specific difficulties.  In a comprehensive essay, discuss each one in detail. Were these problems out of the control of farmers?  If so, which ones?  How did farmers eventually address these problems?   2) We covered five factors that promoted the New Manifest Destiny movement in the United States in the late 19th century. In a comprehensive essay, discuss each one in detail. And what was the ultimate objective and goal of this new spirit of Manifest Destiny?   3) In 1898, the US went to war against Spain. Discuss this war in detail and outline the four main causes of it. What incident is considered the immediate cause of the war?  What were the consequences of it?  What was the chief advantage of the war?  What was the chief disadvantage?