need help on some of these questions...
help if u can.. there are 50 questions... if u want u can write a,b,c,d on a responds
In the second century B.C.E., did the Romans want to annex Asia Minor and Greece? Why? Would you consider Rome’s actions to be aggressive or defensive imperialism? In other words, why did Rome conquer? Were the Romans looking for security? Wealth? Power? Fame?
Article I, II, and III of the Constitution
Is the separation of power system successful, are the branches of government balanced in power?
How was the conflict between supporters of a strong federal government and champions of states' rights characterized then as opposed to now?
In “Civil Disobedience” Henry Thoreau states, “you serve your country poorly if you do so by suppressing your conscience in favor of the law — your country needs consciences more than it needs conscienceless robots.” What does he mean by that? Do you agree with his premise? Is civil disobedience ever right?
Manifest Destiny is the focal topic.
“Manifest Destiny” became the rallying cry for Americans during the 1800s. This posting briefly describes what it represents and how Americans pursued it during this period.
What is the importance of history?
What is the importance of history, not just in the broad sense, but to you personally? How do factors such as the author's bias, limited view of an event, or accuracy influence a historian’s interpretation of a source or event? Do these skills used by historians also apply to your personal/professional life?
Why did Europeans turn to African slaves? Do you believe that they were already racist views towards the Africans or did the system of slavery create racism?
This job exposes problems of representing slavery from historians’ viewpoints.
A solution about how historians are confronted with problems associated with writing about slavery is given. Some of the notable philosophical problems (objectivity, choice of sources, or bias) of documenting the event are taken into this account.
What do you think are some of the notable philosiophical problems (objectivity, choice of sources, or bias) of documenting the witchcraft trials in salem. How can these problems be avoided?
