3) Did gender play a role in the arrest and conviction of Tempel Anneke? Was she convicted of being a witch because she was a woman? Why or why not? You will want to utilize evidence from the trial documents in conjunction with evidence that illustrates the opinions of contemporaries- from all walks of life- […]

2(a) a product of your choice. Write a brief description of how and where the product is made. What countries supply goods to the product? Where is it made and sold? How much does it all cost? 2(b) Look at menus from McDonald’s around the world. What do you find from those menus that you […]

1. What was the interaction between the Arya (Aryans) and the Dravidians around 2000 bce? 2. Who is Indra? Agni? 3.Briefly define the following terms related to Hinduism: a. Reincarnation b. Karma c. Brahman d. Atman 4. What were oracle bones? 5. What was the first historical dynasty of China? What was its capital city? […]

1. What do you think was the author’s intent in writing this play? Was that intent fulfilled? 2. Does it have climactic or episodic structure? Why? 3. Who is the main character? Who is the opposition? Main character: one whose actions drive the plot, who takes the most significant action at the climax, or who […]

1. Question: The Power of the Image: What can images “do”? Images of gods, rulers, spirits, demons, and assorted other creatures, beings, and symbols constantly surrounded the people of the ancient Near East. Imagine the visual impact of seeing these images everywhere, on a daily basis. And unlike most contemporary Western art, these representations were […]

1. How were the Black Codes similar to and different from the Jim Crow laws that emerged after 1890? 2. What was different about the terror wrought by the Ku Klux Klan and the terror of lynching that began in 1880? How were the two forms of terror part of the same continuation of white […]

1. How did the Tokugawa treatment of Christians (pp. 121-122) contrast with the status of Jews in the Ottoman Empire (pp. 57-60)? What was the historical context for the difference?

1. How did the threat of nuclear weapons change the world and how diplomacy works today 2. Why have nuclear weapons actually created more peace in the world than they have violence in the last 76 years?

1. How did the settlement of the Loyalists change Canada? 2. What would be the long-term affects of the Constitutional Act of 1791 on Canadian culture? 3. During this time, did Canada differ from the United States in its treatment of blacks and Aboriginal Peoples? Explain your answer.

1. How did the Indian National Congress (INC) change after World War I? The Indian National Congress changed after World War 1 by pursuing full indepependence from the british empire, and allowing more religous groups to conjoin more freely of there practices