Imperial China - Daily Life in the 17th century
The topic is: Daily Life in the 17th entury China in P'u Sung-ling's records.
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Imperial China..Junior level course
THE TOPIC IS: THE MING-CHING DYNASTIC TRANSITION IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY: CAUSES, PROCESS, AND HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE
Imperial China. Junior level course
THE TOPIC IS: THE YUAN DYNASTY IN CHINESE HISTORY, 1279-1368: WORLD EMPIRE, CULTURAL CONTRIBUTIONS, AND RACIAL DISCRIMINATIONS.
Imperial China. Junior level course
THE TOPIC IS: ECONOMIC PROGRESS, CULTURAL GLORY, AND MILITARY POWER IN THE SUNG DYNASTY, 960-1279.
Defining Tang and Sun(Song) and Neo-Confucianism
THE TOPIC IS: DEFINE TANG AND SUNG(SONG) NEO-CONFUCIANISM AND DISCUSS ITS MAJOR SCHOOLS AND LEADING PROPONENTS.
Imperial China - Foreign religions and foreigners in Sui-Tang China
The topic is" Foreign religions and foreigners in Sui-Tang China." Discuss.
Imperial China
The topic: Salient aspects of tang(618-907) government, society, economy, and international relations.
Imperial China
The topic is: Major Reforms under the Northern Wei
Imperial China
The topic I need to discuss is: Patterns and Charismatic Developments of Dynastic Transitions from the end of the Han to the Rise of the Sui (160~589 AD). Please provide me with information to guide me in the right direction.
Cold War USA Invading Cuba
Did the U.S. invade Cuba during the ColdWar? Did its end creat new nations?
Significant Service of Africa's Past to Present
What is the significant service of Africa's past to the present?
Implications of Fugitive Slave Narratives and Uncle Tom's Cabin
Please discuss the influence of the fugitive slave narratives and of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Thanks.
French Revolution (1789 and 1799)
Can you provide me with a timeline of the events of the French Revolution (1789 and 1799)?
Why was it possible for the South to hold out for so long against the North in the civil war?
Why, considering that the Union had vast superiority in resources and manpower, was the Confederacy able to hold out as long as it did during the Civil War?
The role of agriculture in the Russian economy
Does agriculture play an important role in the economic power of Russia today? How does this compare to other economic factors? Who owns the farmland and what impact does this have on overall agriculture activity? Explain.
Land and Resources - the changing face of energy production in Russia today.
Discuss the changing trends of energy production in Russia? Have there been any declines in production? Inclines? Discuss in terms of natural resources. Please include the reference(s).
Why did the Germans lose WWII?
When analyzing the Second World War, the question of how the Germans managed to lose despite their stunning military success through June 1940 immediately comes to mind. The string of German victories in the Soviet Union the following year gives the impression that the war was decided in the winter of 1941, if not later. Altho
Abolitionist Movement in Brazil
What was the significance and legacy of the emancipation of slavery in Brazil? Discuss the Abolitionist Movement in Brazil.
Slavery and the Abolitionism Movement in Latin America
1. What political events influenced the the Abolitionism Movement in Latin America?
German Reunification in 1990 is hypothesized.
The division of Germany in post-war Europe was at the heart of the Cold War itself. Germany was divided, just as the European continent and a large part of the world, between a capitalist, free West and a communist, totalitarian East. Why did German reunification happen at all? Was this inevitable? Or was it in many ways an u
Hitler's attack of the Soviet Union in June 1941
Adolf Hitler's decision to invade the USSR was his most fateful of the entire war. It was this decision that widened the conflict into a global war and ultimately led to the collapse of the Third Reich itself. This decision continues to be the subject of much debate. What role did strategic factors play? What weight should be
Did the Germans launch a pre-meditated war in 1914? The causes of WWI still remains one of the hot button issues in contemporary historiography.
What caused WWI? Was it the international system of "entangling alliances?" Or an international arms race that created a powder keg scenario? Domestic political concerns in Imperial Germany? Competition between rival European Colonial Empires? All these explanations and more can be found by students researching this topic. Th
What fueled Italian aggression in the 1930's? How did Mussolini's Italy fit into the overall strategic and political environment of Europe on the eve of the Second World War?
Questions addressed - 1) What conditions, both underlying and immediate, made Italy's breakout in the 1930s from the post-1918 settlement possible? 2) What were the motive forces behind the expansion and the calculations of the Italian leadership? 3) What options were open to the Western Powers, and why did they choose a
Brief account of the strategic consequences of the Munich Settlement
The 1938 Munich Settlement averted a European war, but set the stage for a much greater war a year later. The following is a brief country-by-country account of the strategic fallout of the October 1938 Munich Settlement - proof positive of the folly of appeasement and a good starting point for students researching the WWII e
Likely outcome of a European War started in October 1938
What happened at Munich in 1938 has become an oft-cited example of the lessons of history by politicians today - particularly when dealing with questions of war or peace. The following outline examines the following questions regarding Munich and provides an excellent basis for research into this seminal historic event. -1)W
Issues in French Foreign Policy under Francois Mitterrand
Francois Mitterrand was President of France from 1981-1995, a time of great historical changes - including the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the strengthening of European integration. His foreign policy record is mixed and this outline provides students with a possible highlight/lowlight starting point from which to con
Critical Appraisal of Margaret Thatcher's memoir, "The Downing Street Years"
When researching historical figures and events, some of the most interesting and useful primary sources can be the written accounts of the particpants themselves. The problem with these sources, however, is that the author(s) version of events can not be taken at face value. First-hand accounts are, in reality, personal accounts
Description of Sunni Orthodoxy in the 12th Century
An explanation of the reasons for the revival of Sunni orthodoxy during the 12th century and how it affect the central lands of Islam.
Adab -training, views, contribution, role in Abbasid period
Please explain to me the Adab's attitutde toward religion, literature, and philosophy; what was his training; and what did they really do to contribute to society and tell me what their role in the Abbasid period if you can.
Impact of Crusades on Islamdom
Please explain to me in easy to comprehend language the good/bad impact of the Crusades on Islamdom.