Discussion questions Part 1 History of Criminal Law and Punishment [WLO: 1] [CLOs: 1, 3] Prior to beginning work on this discussion, read Pioneers in Criminology: The Historical Development of Criminology and Evolution of Punishment. Additionally, watch 002 History of US Law and What Is the Law? Western societies have been punishing criminal actors since […]
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Identify the period and place it was created-How do factors like the historical context and location shape the meaning of the work?
Art research essay Purpose This essay fulfills the course requirement to conduct written research on a work of art or architecture. The work of art (or architecture) that you select will also be used to create your Research PowerPoint (due in Module 3). Directions Select an artwork (or architecture) from the eras covered in Modules […]
Explain instances where civilization progressed forward and particular instances where it declined (you must cover both for each of the three).
Western Civilization I – Essay 1 Using examples from Ancient Greece, the Roman Republic, and the Roman Empire (you must cover all three), explain instances where civilization progressed forward and particular instances where it declined (you must cover both for each of the three). Civilizations rise and fall. But even on that trajectory there are […]
How might their treatments have worked in comparison to modern treatments?
Boundaries: RXRS-201 – Alternative for In-Class Assignment 02 Fighting Infectious Agents in Ancient Times Select a civilization we have discussed: Ancient Egypt Ancient Greece Ancient Rome Picture yourselves as healers, doctors, physicians, apothecaries, and / or priests. Feel free to be creative as you will be telling a story Using the drugs / poisons you […]
Did the author include anything that seemed irrelevant or tangential to the argument?
Lynn, John A. Battle: A History of Combat and Culture: From Ancient Greece to Modern America. Boulder CO: Westview, 2004. •A brief summary of the book including the author’s thesis. •A discussion of the author’s sources and methodology •An evaluation of the argument •Is it well-organised? Orderly? Logical? Clear? •Do the chapters (and subsections) fit […]
