Describe the diplomacy, events and outcome of the Mongol invasions of Japan. How did the Japanese react to this invasion? What logistical and military issues were faced by Kublai Khan’s Chinese, Korean, and Mongol troops? Were the vaunted Samurai superior, equal, or inferior to their enemies on t

39669RULES FOR ANSWERING SPECIAL DISCUSSION BOARD QUESTIONS: 1) Special Discussion Board Questions should be answered in essay form, providing the type of depth and detail expected in a research paper. You should take the time to explain complicated concepts in a thorough and...

Describe the diplomacy, events and outcome of the Mongol invasions of Japan. How did the Japanese react to this invasion? What logistical and military issues were faced by Kublai Khan’s Chinese, Korean, and Mongol troops? Were the vaunted Samurai superior, equal, or inferior to their enemies on t

39668RULES FOR ANSWERING SPECIAL DISCUSSION BOARD QUESTIONS: 1) Special Discussion Board Questions should be answered in essay form, providing the type of depth and detail expected in a research paper. You should take the time to explain complicated concepts in a thorough and...

Describe the diplomacy, events and outcome of the Mongol invasions of Japan. How did the Japanese react to this invasion? What logistical and military issues were faced by Kublai Khan’s Chinese, Korean, and Mongol troops? Were the vaunted Samurai superior, equal, or inferior to their enemies on t

39655RULES FOR ANSWERING SPECIAL DISCUSSION BOARD QUESTIONS: 1) Special Discussion Board Questions should be answered in essay form, providing the type of depth and detail expected in a research paper. You should take the time to explain complicated concepts in a thorough and...

This is an exercise in “Speculative History.” It requires a knowledge of what has been discussed in class as well as an understanding that History turns on small changes that no one can predict. In answering these questions, yes, there is a wrong answer, as well as a right one. No book or online r

39630You are Pope Boniface IX, and have consulted with your counterparts, Pope Clement VII and Benedict XIII. Although helplessly outmatched against an enemy whose technology is a millennium ahead of your own, you have suggested to your counterparts to raise an army and fight....

The Hampton Roads Conference

39620Write an essay in which you discuss the Hampton Roads Conference on February 3, 1865. What was Horace Greeley’s role in bringing the conference about? Why did both the Davis and the Lincoln governments have a concern about the situation in Mexico; and...

World History 1

39614The year is 1385. The Black Death continues to ravage Eurasia and a smallpox epidemic is spreading westward from Japan, killing as many as 1/3 of the population in Korea and China. Tamerlane’s armies have crushed the Delhi Sultanate, sacked the Abbasid capital...

You are the outgoing American Secretary of State, William Henry Seward, writing to the incoming American Secretary of State Hamilton Fish suggesting a solution to this crisis.

39613The Confederate States has won the Civil War thanks to Lee’s victory at Gettysburg (July 1-2, 1863), which destroyed the Army of the Potomac, and Bragg’s victory at Chickamauga (September 18-20, 1863) which annihilated Rosecrans’ Army of the Cumberland. Lee occupied Philadelphia, Washington, and...

This is an exercise in “Speculative History.” It requires a knowledge of what has been discussed in class as well as an understanding that History turns on small changes that no one can predict. In answering these questions, yes, there is a wrong answer, as well as a right one. No book or online r

39576This is an exercise in “Speculative History.” It requires a knowledge of what has been discussed in class as well as an understanding that History turns on small changes that no one can predict. In answering these questions, yes, there is a wrong answer,...

Writer Choice

39574This is an exercise in “Speculative History.” It requires a knowledge of what has been discussed in class as well as an understanding that History turns on small changes that no one can predict. In answering these questions, yes, there is a wrong answer,...

Unit VIII Scholarly Activity

39556Trace the evolution of your profession (or another chosen profession), field of study, or branch of service, starting in the Cold War era and continuing all the way to the present, globalized world. As you begin gathering research, make sure to consider important social, political, and...