As a revolutionary and tactician, Che Guevara sought to establish a template whereby war could be waged and maintained in seemingly impossible circumstances. Please consider Che’s method, his insights, and ultimately his hopes and intentions for Guerilla Warfare. How, for instance, does Che’s writing fit in terms of the wider geopolitical concerns of the Cold […]

Discussions) Art and architecture in the Romanesque and Gothic periods have a great deal / they also present some new developments and innovations. What elements do you see that are tied to art? What new developments do you find? What things do you see in common with the art of the 1400s in Northern Europe? […]

Analyze the works of Käthe Kollwitz’s Outbreak and Wassily Kandinsky’s Improvisation 30 (Cannon) and Composition 238, Bright Circle. How do you explain the co-existence in the expressionist movement of these quite dissimilar creations?

Analyze the role of women in Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda and Juana Manuela Garroti, and compare them to women’s individual rights, education, independence, motherhood etc. of our time ? You must use current events in Latin America…

Americans tend to have a disdainful view of Mexico’s ability to govern itself. But, there are many similarities between the early years of Mexican independence and that of the United States. Choose at least THREE similarities and/or differences in the struggle for independence of both countries and explain your answers. Consider: length of the war, […]

After subduing the Chinese, Genghis Khan moved west into central Asia, where he understood that his territories were on the Silk Road – the major trading route between east and west. How did this alter his long-term goals for the Mongols? How did the Mongol empire affect communication and trade between east and west?

can u help me finish someone else’s essay with a reply to their original post, providing a third body paragraph with one cited example from the readings and a brief conclusion. This third body paragraph will be the contrast paragraph, taking an opposing view to that of the original poster. You can finish an essay […]

Each scholarly discipline has its own origins. African American Studies is no different. How has the academy (colleges and universities), the community, and the Diaspora (the geographical spaces where people of African descent were dispersed to as a result of voluntary migration or forced relocation) shaped the evolution of the discipline? Refer to the Cole, […]

African American Studies has its origins as an area of scholarly study in the 19th century. Discuss the four stages of the evolution of African American Studies and how they parallel developments in African American social, political, historical, and cultural life, as outlined by Robert Harris. How were these studies instrumental in how the discipline […]

Across a number of states we are seeing a ban on books and curriculum that discuss the history of African Americans and their experience with oppression in this country. What are some of the reasons these states are deciding to ban these topics in K-12 (and even post-secondary) settings? How might Carter G. Woodson respond […]