Category: History

  • “The Architecture of Ancient Rome: Exploring Vitruvius’ Ideal Etruscan Temple, Consuetudo Italica, and the Augustan Complex on the Campus Martius”

    Have to choose one topic from among them.
    1. What is Vitruvius’ general description of an ideal Etruscan temple? Do the archaeological finds usually conform to his standards?
    2. Explain what Vitruvius means when he says “Consuetudo Italica.”  Name an example and describe it.
    3. Briefly describe the Augustan complex on the Campus Martius and the message sent by each individual monument, as well as the whole.
    4. What was unique about the Domus Aurea? What about it was most controversial in its own time?

  • Title: “The Legacy of Harriet Tubman: From Slave to Freedom Fighter”

    Your research paper can be written on a person, or event (of your choice!) from U.S. History from Ancient through post Civil War period 1877.
    Your paper should be 7 pages minimum and  written in MLA or Chicago Manual of Style.
    It should have parenthetical or footnote citations at the bottom of the page.
    Your paper should also include a title page, and a works cited page or bibliography as a last page.
    Your  works cited or bibliography should have:
    3 primary sources, and 4 secondary sources.
    What are Primary Sources? Primary Sources are first hand accounts: letters, diaries, journals, newspaper articles, books from that time period, or someone 
    who has witnessed the event, or was alive at that time.
    Secondary sources are from today’s (more recent) times. 
    This would include books, dvds, etc. check Chicago Manual of Style for more clarification. 
    Upload to Canvas upon completion by the due date.
    Here is a good resource for your research paper:

  • Title: “The Constitution through the Eyes of a Fly: Examining its Ideology and Relevance in Modern Society”

    imagine that you are a fly on the wall at the debate and adoption of the US constitution, do you consider the constitution to be a radical, liberal, or conservative document? why did you pick your response ? (explain) now consider the constitution and amendments in todays social, political, and financial climate …. which part of the constitution should be changed to adapt to todays society? why did you choose that part? which part of the condition should be kept as it is? why? which part of the construction has directly impacted you, your family, and/or your life?

  • Title: The Impact of the Mongol Empire on the Silk Road: A Historical Analysis

    The assignment:  
    Write a complete rough draft of your paper, a minimum of 1500-2000 words. (The final draft should be 2000-2500 words.)
    Cite your sources in the body of the paper as you go, using the author’s last name (or the first element in the Works Cited citation) & page #. Compile a Works Cited page.
    Use at least 3 sources, including 1 primary source and 2 peer-reviewed academic journal articles.
    Primary sources can be texts, artifacts, maps, images, or other objects from the time of your topic. You can use them as evidence for a part of your argument or counterargument. Engage fully with the primary sources.
    At least one of the scholarly sources needs to provide evidence both for the counterargument and the rebuttal. Such evidence, for instance, could include references to actual sources making the counterargument, to sources that frame the issue differently, or to sources that provide different evidence, among other possibilities. (
    For example, there may be arguments that the Silk Road thrived due to geography, technology or other factors that were not directly related to the Mongol Empire’s rule.)
    **** I can only find one peer-reviewed academic journal for you. You have to find 1 more peer reviewed-article and one more primary source and other articles that will help ypu write the paper by yourself .
    **** Also you have to provide the articles which you choose to me and highlight the content you cite for the paper and send it to me. 

  • “The Leadership of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk in the Gallipoli Campaign: A Model of Competence, Mutual Trust, Sharing Understanding, and Disciplined Initiative”

    Topic,Gallipoli Campaign. (Mustafa Camal Ataturk)
    1-Introduction of the battle . * Attention grabbing opening . * answer the 5 W question to establish the context. * clearly state the 4 thesis which are the 4th principal.
    2- Brief commander background. 3-Competence . Strong understanding of the mission, command principle and their impact on the success of the Battle. * provide some evidence to support each claim. 4-Mutual Trust .
    Strong understanding of the mission, command principle and their impact on the success of the Battle * provide some evidence to support each claim
    5-Sharing Understanding Strong understanding of the mission, command principle and their impact on the success of the Battle * provide some evidence to support each claim 6-Disciplined initiative
    Strong understanding of the mission, command principle and their impact on the success of the Battle. * provide some evidence to support each claim 7-Conclusion 8-Endnotes(minimum 5 resources ) Types writing Times news Roman 12 double space

  • “The Symbolic Influence of Ancient Egyptian Religion on Society and Culture: A Study through the Lens of the Symbolist School of Egyptology” “Uncovering the Timeless Legacy of an Ancient Civilization”

    Final Paper Requirements:
    Length: 6-7 pages, not counting the title page or the bibliography
    Sources: Minimum 6 scholarly articles
    Citation Format: Chicago Manual of Style with Footnotes.  This means that footnotes citing your sources belong in the text of your paper, while a full bibliographic entry for each source should be included with all sources on the final page of your paper.
    Sources: Sources utilized for reference in all papers must be reputable, scholarly sources, i.e. published articles, journals, and/or books. Only reputable, scholarly sources will be accepted. Wikipedia and .com websites are not scholarly sources and should not be used. Websites that are published by .edu scholarly sources are acceptable; however, it is highly recommended that students utilize the Student Learning Center, the Library, and their instructors in identifying such sites on the Internet. Wikipedia, travel or personal blogs, entertainment sites, and other similar Internet resources are not acceptable – papers referencing such sources will not receive full credit.
    Submit in Word (do not submit in PDF): If you do not own a copy of Word, you can use Google Documents and “Save As” Word. Submitting in Word or posting a Google Doc link allows in-text feedback by the instructor.  
    Grading:
    Submitted in Word document (1%)
    A Title Page (4%)
    Clear topic sentence (10%)
    Identifies a specific nation-state, cultural region, or theme (10%)
    Identifies a specific historiographical approach (10%)
    Includes a scholarly source (10%)
    The bibliography is on its own page and citations are in CMS (10%)
    At least one full page or at least 500 words (not including title page or bibliography (20%)
    Written in 12 PT Times New Roman with uniform font color in true-black (5%)
    Written with proper usage of American English, grammatically correct and correct spelling (20%)   
    Topic:Exploring the Impact of Ancient Egyptian Religion on
    Society and Culture
    Historiographical School of Thought:The Symbolist School of
    Egyptology
    Introduction:
    The allure of Ancient Egypt lies not only in its majestic
    pyramids and enigmatic hieroglyphs but also in its rich tapestry of religious
    beliefs that permeated every aspect of society and culture. In this proposal, I
    aim to delve into the profound influence of Ancient Egyptian religion on
    shaping the social and cultural fabric of this enigmatic civilization, guided
    by the unique perspectives of the Symbolist School of Egyptology.
    Reason for Interest:
    What captivates me about the Symbolist School of Egyptology is
    its focus on unraveling the symbolic and metaphysical layers embedded within
    Egyptian art, hieroglyphs, and religious practices. By embracing this
    interpretative framework, I hope to uncover the hidden meanings behind the
    religious symbolism of the ancient Egyptians and gain insights into how these
    beliefs influenced their daily lives, artistic expressions, and societal
    structures.
    Scholarly Source (Chicago Manual of Style):
    In my exploration, I will draw upon the scholarly work of Erik
    Hornung titled *Conceptions of God in Ancient Egypt: The One and the Many*
    (1996). Through Hornung’s meticulous analysis, I aim to deepen my understanding
    of the diverse conceptions of gods in Ancient Egyptian religion, shedding light
    on the intricate interplay between monotheistic and polytheistic elements in
    their spiritual beliefs.
    Conclusion:
    By embarking on this research journey, I aspire to unravel the
    intricate connections between Ancient Egyptian religion, symbolism, and the
    broader cultural landscape of the civilization. Through the lens of the
    Symbolist School of Egyptology, I aim to piece together a narrative that
    illuminates how religion served as a cornerstone in shaping the identity,
    beliefs, and practices of the ancient Egyptians from prehistory through the
    Renaissance.
    This proposal sets the stage for an engaging exploration into
    the captivating realm of Ancient Egyptian religion, offering a humanistic
    perspective that seeks to breathe life into the enduring legacy of this ancient
    civilization.

  • Title: Exploring the Archival Collections of the National Archives and Records Administration on the Civil Rights Movement

    Drawing from your Historiographical Research Paper, create a presentation (using PowerPoint, Screencast-o-Matic, or other presentation software) examining an archival institution that coincides with the topic of your Historiographical Research Paper.
    Go to the website of an institution you select related to topic of your Historiographical Research Paper and identify what collections could be used, what sort of sources/evidence they found in those collections (e.g. government documents, ephemera, film, correspondence, etc.), and how they used that evidence to (successfully or unsuccessfully) support their argument.  
    Identify any other collections at that institution that might be useful for scholars interested in creating new research projects related to the topic that you selected for you Historiographical Research Paper.
    Finally, are any relevant collections digitized? Are there digital finding aids, and, if so, how would you use them to prepare for a research trip to this institution? If not, how could those resources assist you in your research of this topic?
    Be prepared to present your findings in a 12-15 slide PowerPoint Presentation, or a 5-7 minute presentation with another presentation software of your choice.
    While Turabian style is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected, and documentation of sources should be presented using Turabian formatting guidelines, which can be found in the Turabian Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. You are not required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite.

  • “The Complex Legacy of Slavery in American History”

    https://openstax.org/books/us-histo
    ry/pages/12-introduction
    http://www.historyisaweapon.com/d
    efcon1/zinnslaem10.html
    http://docsouth.unc.edu/neh/religio
    uscontent.html
    https://www.learner.org/series/a-bio
    graphy-of-america/slavery/
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
    Px604A33dCc
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
    0E6e6n6rfvO

  • Title: Exploring Socio-Historical, Socio-Political, and Socio-Cultural Issues through Readings and Documentaries 1. This week’s readings and documentaries discuss various socio-historical, socio-political, and socio-cultural

    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1prGliuOJDEg-KWSUziK4x0qRsQu2dOBx?usp=sharing 
    Just a response essay on the following questions:
    1. What do this week’s readings and documentaries talk about? What socio-historical, socio-political, and socio-cultural issues are addressed? 
    2. What did you learn from readings, films/or documentaries? 
    3. What do you think about the issues addressed?
    Four minimum sources cited, but use as many of the one provided. 2 – 3 double spaced pages, 12 pt font, MLA format. 

  • Title: The First World War and the Treatment of Mental Health: An Annotated Bibliography and Essay Outline

    You will need to write an annotated bibliography on the two sources provided while also write an essay outline on the topic of first world war and treatment of mental health. A guidline is provided.