1)  Who in the top 100 is over rated  in your historical opinion and why?  How low would you move them in the top 100 (but still keep in the top 100) 2) Who in the top 100 is under rated  in your historical opinion and why?  How high would you move them in […]

(1)  analyze and critique the violent overtness of religious intolerance against the indigenous and diasporic traditions of Brazil by expressing your feelings towards these atrocious acts carried out in the name of Christianity.  (2) What aspect[s] of Brazilian Candomblé are appealing to you – or not, and why? Sources needed: https://www.learnreligions.com/candomble-4692500 https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/democraciaabierta/holy-war-of-evangelical-gang-leaders-in-brazil/ https://www.ancient-origins.net/history-ancient-traditions/candomble-african-brazilian-dance-honor-gods-004596 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCK-D7uTYVQ

Order Instructions This is for interpreting European History !! I have 2 Discussion forum questions to answer: Specs for discussion forum answers: (readings are attached) THERE IS NO NEED FOR TITLE, NAME, PROFESSOR NAME -these are discussion posts only Length: 100 words per answer Quotations: No more than 5 words from readings can be quoted […]

The goals and ideas of abolition was to remove slavery all together. More importantly, was to emancipation of all enslaved people. Most abolitionists were white religious Americans, but most of the abolitionists were black leaders who escaped bondage. These were men and women. The abolitionists saw slavery as a abomination of the United States and […]

The main goal of the Abolition movement was to abolish slavery once and for all. Abolitionists believed that everyone should be treated equally, and have equal rights. Christian abolitionists had a strong argument. They argued that God intended for everyone to be equal; that no one person was more important, or more valuable than another. […]

In 6-10 sentences, please provide an overview of the War of 1812, referencing major battles and key events. In at least 3-5 complete sentences, please answer the following questions. 2. What were the reasons for the War of 1812? 3. Which political party generally objected to the war and why? 4. Why did the British […]

  Write a one-page current event using a certifiable article on relations between the US and Japan.  Articles should be selected from English-language news sources based in East Asia where possible. For current events involving Japan and the United States, the news article should ideally be chosen from Japanese or other East Asian news sources like […]

 What inspires these changes in perceptions, and what do you think a filmmaker needs to do in order to facilitate that change? How do you get an audience to accept that a culture or power once seen as adversarial is not anymore? Do you think it's getting easier or harder for that kind of change […]

The goals and ideas of abolition was to remove slavery all together. More importantly, was to emancipation of all enslaved people. Most abolitionists were white religious Americans, but most of the abolitionists were black leaders who escaped bondage. These were men and women. The abolitionists saw slavery as a abomination of the United States and […]

The main goal of the Abolition movement was to abolish slavery once and for all. Abolitionists believed that everyone should be treated equally, and have equal rights. Christian abolitionists had a strong argument. They argued that God intended for everyone to be equal; that no one person was more important, or more valuable than another. […]