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The rise and fall of the Roman Empire are pivotal event in human history. Identify three factors that led to Rome's rise and three factors that led to its fall.
Write a detailed overview of Michelangelo's Sistine ceiling and its meaning. Begin your paper with the historical context of this commission and its dates.
How would Augustine of Hippo respond to Buddhism's Four Noble Truths? How would a Roman stoic respond to the Truths?
Explain why they would be considered a tastemaker. What current cultural trends have this particular tastemaker contributed to or made popular?
What big arguments do they make about how we ought to view the war, and through what lenses or constructs? What are their key themes and points?
What was Nativism and what did its followers want? How did the inventions, entertainments, and literature of the Gilded Age affect American culture?
Explain the Native American connection to nature. Discuss Native American religious practices and the purpose of ritual in day-to-day life and practice.
Write a brief history of the 2 religious traditions and a comparison of their approaches to the Bible
Explore Benito Mussolini's revival of European Imperialism in North Africa and how he came to be Adolf Hitler's ally.
What did it fail to prevent? What were the issues at stake and the motivations and rationales of the key political figures involved?
What are the unique beliefs of Christians that separates them from the Jews? What are some tenets of faith in Christianity? How was Christianity able to spread?
Evaluate Hitler's planning and conduct of the campaigns against Great Britain and the USSR. As in Essay 1, give some thought to his strategic vision.
What do the Vedas tell us about Hinduism? What can we learn about the people of Hinduism from reading this sacred text? What insights can be gained from Vedas?
Examine these maps of the Islamic World. What were the strengths and weaknesses of each empire?
How do the boundaries of each state change over time and from your book (or an internet search) what explains those changes?
Explain the content of the poem - what story or message is it trying to tell? How does the artwork relate to the bigger picture of the Holocaust?
What is Inglehart's argument (know as the thesis) and reason for writing the essay? What evidence does he use to prove his argument?
Consider the role of women in these religions. What are some examples of their role in these religious traditions? Has their role changed over time?
Discuss the author's use of sources. How do his/her chosen materials enhance the scope and usefulness of the reading?
Discuss the rise of the warrior class in Japan. How did the Indian Ocean community affect the economic and political development of East Africa?
Evaluate Japan's growth as an important regional and even international power up through the 1930s.
Discuss whether knowing the social and historical context matters when determining whether an object should be classified as a work of art.
How did FDR prepare the United States for eventual entry into World War II? What were the attitudes prevalent in the country at the time?
What had changed that made colonization more likely? Who colonized what regions and what did that mean for the people of those regions?
What regions of the world saw large numbers migrating out and what countries saw the largest numbers of immigrants in?