Using at least one primary source from Lesson 7.3 (Primary Sources: Holocaust), assess how the processes and experiences of the Holocaust dehumanized its victims? What was the purpose of that dehumanization? How did victims fight back, resist, or challenge these processes, even in small ways? ...
2-3 sentences Why did Alexander the Great not return home after defeating the Persians? Why was it problematic for Caesar to hold the position of flamen dialis (high priest)?Describe Pompey’s dealings with the pirates.Why was Caesar assassinated? What was hoplite...
Barber describes several issues as significant in the evolution of McWorld: global capitalism and the erosion of national boundaries, the illusion of autarky, the transition from hard to soft goods and manufacturing to service, and the infotainment sector. Which of these do you believe was...
Adolf Hitler was brought into the world on twentieth April 1889, in the little Austrian town of Braunau. At the point when World War I started in 1914, Hitler elected to join the German armed forces. He was given a decoration for courage however...
1 Describe the changes in civic life associated with urban growth in later medieval Europe. Use the document in the Diversity and Dominance section of the textbook, "Persecution and Protection of Jews, 1272-1349," in your analysis. What does this document reveal about the position...
Assessment Be sure your responses are written in your own words. Great work on this lesson! Now it's time to complete your assessment. Take some time to reflect on the similarities and differences between the three monotheistic religions you learned about in the...
Adolf Hitler was brought into the world on twentieth April 1889, in the little Austrian town of Braunau. At the point when World War I started in 1914, Hitler elected to join the German armed forces. He was given a decoration for courage however...
Assessment Be sure your responses are written in your own words. Great work on this lesson! Now it's time to complete your assessment. Take some time to reflect on the similarities and differences between the three monotheistic religions you learned about in the...
Using two (2) readings on the Revolutions of Industrialization: (Links are provided) Leeds Woolen Workers' Petition (1786), attacking the effects of machinery - https://sourcebooks.fordham.edu/mod/1786machines.asp Fredrich Engels, "Industrial Manchester" (1844), excerpts from The Condition of the Working Class in England, (1845) - https://sourcebooks.fordham.edu/mod/1844engels.asp Edwin...
Based on what you’ve read and your own religious convictions, do you think Diamond’s treatment of religion and the evolution of the scribe class in some of the larger societies is a strength or weakness in his theory? Why? Why not?...