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Essay Instructions: write an essay comparing music of the twentieth century to the music of previous period. include information about the significance of composers in society, the role of music in the societal landscape, and the evolution of musical forms through the centuries.

Essay Instructions: Assignment Type: Discussion Board Deliverable Length: 3-5 paragraphs

Discuss early twentieth century designers and silhouettes. What is going on in the world, and how does it affect the fashion of the era?

In order to facilitate a true academic discussion, students are required to make a minimum of three posts to be eligible for full credit in each Discussion Board assignment.Your first post will directly address the Unit topic and should be posted by the 3rd day of that Unit.The other two posts should be in response to your peers or professor and should be posted by the 5th and 7th day of the Unit.

Be aware that the number of posts and the 3-5-7 deadlines represent only a portion of the points awarded for Discussion Board activity. A large portion of this assignment’s grade is based on the quality of the posts.

In your own words, please post a response to the Discussion Board and comment on other postings. You will be graded on the quality of your postings.

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Essay Instructions: the theme of the essay is "What were the main social, political, and economic factors that led to the twentieth century being label by historians as "the american century"?

I do not have any materials to fax, but i do have the format i need the essay to be. Is a 5 paragraph essay. it is a open essay so you can use anything and in case that you will use citation or examples please make a citation sheet and put the sources so i know where to look. i would like to put there the WWII, The atomic bomb, the Vietnam war, the fall of communism during reagan etc.

Essay Instructions: Emilie Carles’ life spanned much of the twentieth century, so her memoir allows readers to understand major events and themes through the perspective of one person. For this paper, your assignment is to write an analysis of Carle’s book, focusing on what it reveals about events or issues we have studied in this course. For the first part of the paper, identify Carles’ thesis and discuss how she supports it. What evidence does she provide and do you find her argument convincing? For the second part, please reflect on Carles’ significance to the study of the history of western civilization. You may explore political, economic, social or cultural themes, or a combination of these. Although Carles obviously writes most specifically about the twentieth century, you may address issues which are not restricted to that historical period. However, no matter which themes or events you choose, you must demonstrate a connection between Carles’ account and other course readings.
Your paper must be three to five pages long, double-spaced with one-inch margins on all sides. As with the first assignment, please email it to my Adelphi email address. It is due by noon on May 4, and late work will not be accepted unless there are extenuating, documentable circumstances. You are not required to use any outside material for this assignment, but if you do choose to use sources other than the course materials, you must include them in a bibliography and cite them fully and accurately in the text. You may use the conventions of professional book reviews and cite Carles’ work with a page number in parentheses. Likewise, if you cite the textbook, you may cite that with the author’s name and a page number in parentheses. Remember that you must cite your sources, including Carles and other course materials, each time you use them in the text and must cite your source whether you quote directly or paraphrase. Please review the guidelines on the syllabus and materials on the university’s website for assistance in citations and avoiding plagiarism.
book name : A Life of Her Own: The Transformation of a Countrywoman in 20th-Century France

incorporate how this book can better my understanding of western civilization.