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Essay Instructions: Western Civilization 11 Essay

Discuss the economic ideas of mercantilism and compare and contrast those ideas with the ideas of Adam Smith.Which set of ideas is more influential today?

Essay Instructions: Western Civilization 1


How was Rome able to conquer and hold Italy? Describe Rome's expansion down to 265 B.C.E., and contrast the success of Rome with the failure of either the Etruscans or Greeks to conquer and maintain territory.

Essay Instructions: Western civilization has long held the view that it is superior
to many that have come before it. Write a multi-paragraph paper to determine the accuracy of this statement by evaluating the accomplishments of ancient civilizations (Mesopotamia - Sumeria, Egypt, Greek - Athens, Rome etc.) I want to go PRO Ancient
Civilizations.


PLEASE NOTE WELL
The introduction should have a broad general opening. Then it should identify the specific criteria or arguments(religion, government, art, literature, architecture etc.) used to evaluate ancient cultures as well as the rationale to explain why these criteria are important. It should then state a highly significant thesis.

The arguments should then prove this thesis by exploring the criteria that were identified. Use an abundance of specific examples from a wide variety of ancient civilizations. (Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greek , Rome )

PLEASE, I NEED THIS ASAP - 8 HOURS IF POSSIBLE!

Essay Instructions: Western Civilization 7th Edition by Jackson J. Spielvogel.

Question 1. What policies and institutions of the Roman Republic's government that help explain the Roman’s success in conquering first Italy and then the entire Mediterranean world? Use examples from the Punic wars to support your conclusion. ( 2 pages minimum)

Question 2. Post a mid-term reflection for Units I-IV including the following : I Introduction: Ancient Near East, II Greek Civilization and Hegemony, III The Rise and fall of Rome and IV Christian Europe
• You felt were most significant with respect to your own learning experience.
• Assess how you feel the historical events covered relate to your understanding of the contemporary Western society.
• Note whether your opinions about the past or present were changed or modified as a result of this lesson;
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• Cite your sources, including the text book to support your answers and for quotes and paraphrases (authors opinions or ideas that aren't common knowledge). Copying directly from the text or other sources, including the internet, will result in failure of the test and possible failure of the course. Plaigarism is not acceptable!