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All things considered, in a sense of ethnicity (a sense of identification with and loyalty to one's group) good or bad? is it harmful or helpful?
Compare and contrast African immigrants with our immigrant groups? How are they different? What are the implications of these differences for their adjustment to the larger society?
To what extent do you think religious beliefs should justify war? How is this shown in "The Song of Roland"? Cite examples of how religious beliefs have led to war in the last two centuries. Can relig
Compare and contrast the religious ideas of Buddhism that led to monasteries in Asia with the monastic ideal of Christianity in the Middle Ages.
Compare and contrast the Conquest of Mexico and the Conquest of Peru in the 16th century. How did the structures of the indigenous empires in these two regions differ?
Consider US military involvement in Lebanon in 1982-84 with that in Iraq in 2003-2011. List 3 similarities between the two cases and 3 differences. Then compare US threat perception (interests, ends),
Discuss at least three causes for the rise to political importance o radical islamists in so many countries of the middle east. what forms of resistance have they met within these countries.
In his memorial to emperor in February 1945 Prince Konoe expressed his sadness over what he saw as Japan's impendng defeat. He also expressed his fear for Japan's future. What steps didi he propo
Despite the initial military success in China in 1937, Japan soon found itself bogged down in an ever deepening political quagmire. The Japanese Imperial Policy adopted on July 2, 1941 can be seen as
Fakuzawa Yukichi (1834-1901) was one of the leading intellectuals and advocates for modernization in the Meiji Era. At the start of his career Fukuzawa held a very favorable view of the West. How did
In the space of a decade, 1895-1905, Japan's victories over China and Russia, established it as a major regional power in East Asia. Choose one of these wars and discuss the impact of the victory on J
During the 1880s, Japan's senior leaders took serveral steps to protect their power and privilege prior to the promulgation of the Meiji Constitution. These included Press and Peace Presercation Laws,
What were the primary political economic and social goals of the U.S. Occupation of Japan?
"A well-known historian once declared the Twentieth Century to be the “Age of Extremes.†Using evidence from lectures, the textbook, and the documents (in the textbook),
Discuss the Maritime Revolution and its impact on Europe, the Americas, Africa and Asia (to 1550). What was the Revolution, what were the reasons for the Revolution, what countries and individuals par
Consider the perceived challenges Mohammad Mossadegh and Gamal abd al-Nasser (Nasser) presented to US interests in 1953 and 1956, respectively. List 3 similarities between the two cases and 3 differen
Zen Buddhism is said to preserve the Buddha's teachings through which of the following?
In his 1852 letter to the Japanese emperor, President Millard Fillmore proposed the establishment of a treaty of friendship and commerce. What arguments did President Fillmore use to persuade the Japa
Explain : Africa as the birthplace of humanity and the cradle of human and world civilization.
I am trying to write an essay on how hockey has shaped Canada for a high school history class, and the teacher has asked us to come up with 5 main points which we will be writing on.
In what ways did the Cold War impact Decolonization and how did Decolonization Impact the Cold War?
Was fascism a reaction to the violence of the war or a reaction to the more liberal social practices that became common in the 1920's.
What were the core characteristics of Apartheid since the time the National party won election in 1948?
What role do you give Steven Biko in the in the emergence of the Black majority rule in South Africa in the 1990s? And why?
What elements did England possess that made it a natural starting point for the Industrial Revolution?In which ways did the agricultural model of Europe have to change to meet the growing populations