Read Golden Age of the Moors pages 1-23. Write a one-two pages paper answering the following questions. 1. Who is Batrikus? Explain his contribution to history. How do Batrikus and the Africans that accompanied him change our perception of the African presence in Europe? 2. Who are the Moors of North Africa? Where does the […]
Instructions: Read Golden Age of the Moors pages 27-71. Write a one-two pages paper answering the following questions. 1. What evidence is given of the African presence in Europe? Explain the art, people, and events that give credence to the author’s arguments. 2. What events led to the Moors gaining hold of the Iberian peninsula […]
Instructions: Read Golden Age of the Moors pages 1-23. Write a one-two pages paper answering the following questions. 1. Who is Batrikus? Explain his contribution to history. How do Batrikus and the Africans that accompanied him change our perception of the African presence in Europe? 2. Who are the Moors of North Africa? Where does […]
What arguments against slavery are made by the free men of Massachusetts? On what basis do they argue for freedom? Explain how this petition (USGP 2-7b) appeals to history, religion, political ideals, etc. Question 2—-Title: The Myth of San Domingo. See PDF 2-10, then discuss 200 words according to the questions below. 1. How might […]
in what ways did the Reconstruction Amendments extend new rights to African Americans during Reconstruction and in what ways were the Reconstruction Amendments undone during the last 25 years of the 19thCentury?
Explain both constitutions and to analyze how the documents were both similar and distinct, and to also speculate as to why these similarities and differences were present.
full points. Review the types of courts in the state of Texas and the judges that preside over them. Take two examples and thoroughly evaluate the types of cases they hear; and in particular what are the qualifications of the judge(s) who resides over that type of court Think critically; what is YOUR analysis of […]
Reading Review Instructions Each week student’s will post a short review of that week’s reading explaining their take on that weeks’ additional reading article. Read and answer the following questions:What do you think? Do you agree with the author? Why or why not? Did they miss something? Is the issue relevant?
Topic of paper: organized crime.Page 1: what caused organized crime to rise in the 1920’s, and the effects it had on certain parts of society.Some Examples: the effects on the prohibition, Jim Crow..Page 2: the different groups or organizations that tried to reduce organized crime, the methods they used to try and reduce it and […]
Consider the works of Martin Luther (“Martin Luther Rebukes the Rebelling Peasants”), Bartolomé de las Casas (“The destruction of the Amerindians”), and Thomas Harriot (“A briefe and true report”). In what ways did Europeans use religion as a means of social control? How did these authors justify committing violent acts in the name of God? […]
