History

Your essay should be at least 1 ½ pages in length. Please keep your heading information at the TOP of the first page. Font should be Times New Roman, 12 point with unadjusted margins. If you use a source other than the one provided or class notes, you must make a Works Cited Page giving your citation information.The Law Code of Hammurabi. Written around 1750 BC (selected laws)If a man lies in court in a case involving a death sentence, that man shall be put to death.If a man lies in court in exchange for a bribe of grain or money, he shall himself bear the penalty imposed in that case.If a man breaks a hole in a house, they shall put him to death in front of that hole and they shall thrust him into the holeIf a fire breaks out in a man’s house and another man goes to extinguish the fire and steals, that man shall be thrown into that fire.If a man divorces a wife who has not borne him children, he shall give her back the money in her marriage settlementIf a son strikes his father, they shall cut off his fingers.If a man destroys the eye of another man, his eye shall be destroyed.If one man breaks another man’s bone, they shall break his bone.If a man knocks out a tooth of a man of his own rank, they shall knock out his tooth.If a man strikes a man who is his superior, he shall receive 60 strokes with an oxtail in public.If a builder builds a house for another man and the house collapses and kills the owner, that builder shall be put to death.Option 2 Essay Questions: In your essay spend time answering all of these questions.Why is the Law Code of Hammurabi so important?What is the main premise for this law code?What one thing stood out to you most in this documentWho was Hammurabi and what culture did he live in? Give some details about that culture.

Why does Ikenberry think liberal internationalism is still the bestmodel for dealing with contemporary international politics?? What does he mean when he talks about “Roosevelt’s” version ofliberalism? How does it address “realist” concerns”?

you will be creating a brochure in Word or PowerPoint (or other application of your choice) advertising a machine that was invented during the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century. I’m attaching the assignment instructions that give you some examples and the questions to consider in your brochure.

Write a summary of chapter 2 of Lawrence Levine’s Black Culture and Black Consciousness.Questions to consider:What is the author’s thesis/argument?What are the author’s supporting points?What evidence does the author present to support the thesis/argument?

For this assignment, you need to visit the National Archives DOCSTeach site. Historians typically use two types of materials, secondary source, and primary source documents. Secondary sources are typically books and articles written on a particular historical event, well after the fact. Primary source documents are usually generated by first-hand participants. Good historians rely heavily on original materials created at the time of the event. For this reason, historians spend a good deal of time at the archives. There are many types of archives, but by far, the largest in the United States, is the National Archives in Washington, D.C.The National Archives contains more than 10 billion documents, and they have collected thousands of those in the National Archives DOCSTeach site. After you have opened the above link, click on “Menu” on the upper left, and then “Documents.” In the “Keyword” box type in the subject you wish to research. Please remember that your topic should fall within the period of history covered by this course. Typical keywords might be something like Jefferson, American Revolution, Madison, Civil War, Lincoln or any number of topics.After your images have appeared, you need to select five (5) of them that are relevant to your topic. In the upper right hand corner, just above your image, there is an icon to save that image. You will also note that below each image there is some information about that document as well as full citation.There are two ways that you can complete this assignment. Once you have collected your documents, you can create a PowerPoint, or use them as evidence for writing a 3-5 page essay. Naturally, you will need some other information, and you can gather that through the internet, or other books and articles. As a precaution, avoid using textbooks.1. PowerPoint Presentation: To complete the powerpoint you will need to collect your documents from the site. All documents must be cited, so be certain to note the citation at the bottom of each image.Must include a minimum of five slides.Presentation must include a narrative that explains the historical significance. There are a few ways to do this, but Powerpoint does have a dialogue box that is available at the bottom of each slide. You can also do this in the slide itself. It is not sufficient to have five slides with an unrelated narrative. Instead, your slides should follow a well-organized argument that begins with a thesis statement on the first slide.Project Assignment Rubric2. Paper Option:If you are writing a paper, it must be double-spaced (Times New Roman, font size 12), and include a cover page with your name, course number and course title, instructor’s name, and date.Paper should include a thesis statement, and a narrative and conclusion that defends that argument.

Questions to Consider:1) How did the rise of cotton cultivation affect the geographical distribution of population and the economy of the Old South? How did northerners’ image of the Old South differ from the way in which southerners saw themselves?2) What major social divisions segmented the white South?3) How did slavery affect social relations in the white South? Why did non-slaveholding whites come to see their futures as bound up with the survival of slavery?4) What conditions in the Old South made it possible for a distinctive culture to develop among the slaves, and what were the predominant features of that culture?

1) Distinguishing between the terms, ‘Third World’ Cinema and Third Cinema, discuss the aims and context of the latter’s emergence, and its significance for the study of global cinema cultures. SECTION B2) Examine, with attention to each film’s context, the interplay between culture, community, taboos and relationships in shaping the narrative trajectories of The Salesman and Masaan.3) Discuss how the exchanges between personal and national histories shape the political and allegorical inflections of The Cemetery of Splendor and The Great Kilapy.4) With reference to the film’s aesthetic strategies and key characters, analyze how the themes of identity, family, anxieties, loss and trauma undergird the narrative dynamics of The Photograph.

Compare the discussion of archaeology and heritage management in Bueno with Santiago’s discussion of the oil industry in the Huasteca, with reference to last week’s lecture. How did archaeology and the oil industry work together or conflict, given the broader objectives and practices of the Porfirian state? In your first post, make an argument, citing specific evidence from the course readings.

What led to the “urbanization” of the English population?

Analyze what are the most significant causes of dictators coming to power in Europe after WWI?What is Totalitarianism? What traits does it have?What is Fascism? What traits does it have?What is Nazism? How is it a type of Fascism? What specific trait(s) make it unique?What is Communism? What traits does it have?