Beowulf question

Lysistrata question: The battle between men and women is timeless. Consider how the battle of the sexes has changed from when Aristophanes wrote the play and now. What is your impression of Lysistrata? Is she a likeable character? Why/why not? Do you believe that her plan makes her a hero? To end this prompt on…

   All students are required to respond to other student posts each week The goal here is to ENGAGE in respectful dialogue – be supportive of each other, even as you are critical of each other’s ideas.     Gabe-  This sections deal with the evolution of the “Final Solution” and also how the eradication of the Jews…

  *Create a playlist of 9 songs that relates to major themes from the reading – include a short synopsis describing the connection between each selected song and the readings. It is not required, but links to a YouTube or a Spotify playlist is appreciated *THEMES: Civil Rights Movement, Murder of Emmitt Till, Montgomery Bus…

topic: Asian American faces issues of discrimination You will need to write 7 pages for this topic . You will examine  problems, issues, and themes in the social sciences in greater depth using a social scientific inquiry when researching the topic . Please write clearly by utilizing various methodologies in Asian American Studies. . A…

   Many of the Founding Fathers had been inspired by political philosophy that had detailed and defined the role of government and the responsibilities of government. As you likely know, this period (1763 to 1776) represented a tumultuous period in British North America. Representatives from each of the colonies were ultimately sent to Philadelphia to…

Hamby, A.L., Neely, M.S. & Clack, G. (2009). Outline of U.S. history. New York: Nova Science Publishers.  Chapter 8: Growth and Transformation, pp. 125-130 Read the following sections: Ambivalent Empire: The Canals & the Americas, United States and Asia Chapter 10: War, Prosperity, and Depression, pp. 141-144 Read the following sections: War and Neutral Rights, United States…