Monologue about Hammurabi code Instructions: Prepare the monologue of the topic assigned by the facilitator during Workshop Two. The presentation should be a maximum of three (3) minutes, where students will present the achievements of their theme and its...
(primary source): Is Eusebius a biased source for the life of Constantine? Why or why not? Length: 500-600 words Quotations: No more than 5 words quoted in entire analysis Content: A good-faith effort to answer the analysis...
Discuss what white fragility and white supremacy are, how the two differ, and how they both relate to racial trauma. How can implicit bias and microaggressions cause emotional trauma to people from marginalized groups? Identify some groups...
please, please (!) resist the temptation of searching for answers on the Internet Discuss the emergence of the Baroque art in the context of various developments in politics, religion, and science. Why did some of these development present challenges to the ruling...
Monologue Instructions: Prepare the monologue of the topic assigned by the facilitator during Workshop Two. The presentation should be a maximum of three (3) minutes, where students will present the achievements of their theme and its historical-cultural impact of the establishment of civilizations in...
Monologue about Hammurabi code Instructions: Prepare the monologue of the topic assigned by the facilitator during Workshop Two. The presentation should be a maximum of three (3) minutes, where students will present the achievements of their theme and its...
Civilizations do not just happen. They grow, like families and friendships, from among the people who live in them. The kingdoms of East, Central, and South Africa comprised a variety of African peoples as well as Arabs, Persians, and Indians who came to trade....
What are the thesis and main points of Eric Cline's argument? What evidence does he use to support his thesis? Which author -- Aristophanes or Sophocles -- has a more positive view of women? Give specific examples form the...
This story is set against national turmoil and political unrest. A young man is culled from the population to serve as a resource for identifying insurgents. Really ponder the title’s relevance to the story. Titles, characte names, and places are often highly significant in story...
Answer one (only one) of the following 1. How did the Enlightenment change Western civilization? In what ways did the Encyclopedia symbolize the fundamental beliefs of the Enlightenment? 2. How did the creation of overseas colonies contribute to European political rivalries? 3. What were the major causes of...