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Essay Instructions: I would like to request Jordan Crystal to write this paper.
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3 pages should be on Moche chronology (such as the phases developed by using stirrup spout vessels), the time periods that fit into Early, Middle, and Late Moche, and a brief description of what was happening in the Moche state during those periods.
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4 pages should be on Moche Subsistence. What were they eating, significance of certain foods, agricultural system, etc.
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The style should be American Antiquity (see http://www.saa.org/publications/styleguide/styleGuide.pdf for specifics).

Essay Instructions: Hi,

Describe two events from the Computing Science Chronology: http://www.thocp.net , or from the Hobbes' Internet Timeline v7.0: http://www.zakon.org/robert/internet/timeline/. Give the date of each event and explain why you think the events are interesting or important.

You should have three or more paragraphs per event. You can find more information about your event using Google if the above links do not have much information on your chosen topic.

Deductions will be made

for poor spelling or grammar in your submission.
if you do not explain why you think the event you chose is interesting or important.

**** PLEASE I NEED EACH EVENT FOR EACH PAGE BECAUSE I AM REQUESTING 2 PAGES, 1 PER EACH EVENT. MUST BE NEAT AND WELL WRITEN AND ORGANIZED.

Thanks.

Essay Instructions: What is Hinduism? Why is it difficult to reconstruct an historical chronology of the development of Hinduism?
No internet sources.

Essay Instructions: This is the topic that I have chosen. This was the proposal I wrote in class describe why it is significant event in Modern American History. I will email the instructions.


Option C- United States V. Nixon
The Supreme Court Case United States V. Nixon upheld the Special Prosecutor's subpoena, charging Nixon to give up the tapes for the Watergate trials of his aides, which lead to President Nixon’s Resignation. The case was perfect example of checks and balances of the Judicial and Executive branches demonstrating that an Executive order made by the President can be overridden. The significance of the case revealed that there was soft money and shortened prison sentences for people who ruin other people’s names in politics or who create a cover-up and are caught. The gripping Watergate scandal changed the way Americans viewed politics, created scrutiny of future presidents. In the Aftermath of the Watergate scandal, regulations on campaign finance reform were created.


List of Sources
1.http://www.watergate.info/tapes/united-states-v-nixon.shtml
2.Shane, Scott. "For Ford, Pardon Decision Was Always Clear-Cut", The New York Times, p. A1.
3."Gerald R. Ford". Editorial. The New York Times
4.Greenberg, David ,"The Unsolved Mysteries of Watergate", The New York Times,
5.Clymer, Adam (May 9, 2003). "National Archives Has Given Up on Filling the Nixon Tape Gap", The New York Times.
6.Dickinson, William B.; Mercer Cross, Barry Polsky (1973). Watergate: chronology of a crisis 1. Washington D. C.: Congressional Quarterly Inc., 8 133 140 180 188.
7.Dean, John Aurie (1976). Blind ambition: the White House years. New York: Simon and Schuster, 203-210.
8.Nixon, Richard (1974). The White House Transcripts. New York: Viking Press.
9. R. W. APPLE Jr., “In 2 Years, Watergate Scandal Brought Down President Who Had Wide Mandate; At End, Nixon Had Lost Confidence of the People Felled by Watergate Scandal The Fielding Break-In”, “The New York Times”,

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