The book, Darkness at Noon, is an analysis of the way that the Communist Party seemingly attacked itself during the 1930s. It examines the motivations, goals, and fears of the Russian Communists. You are to write a paper addressing the following questions: What does Koestler mean by the concepts of ‘anti-vivisection morality’ and grammatical fiction? […]

As in many other parts of the world, the end of colonialism in the Middle East coincided with the rise of a variety of autocratic regimes in the post-World War Two era. By discussing international context, cultural background, colonial legacy, economic dynamics, and other relevant factors, explain what accounts for this development. Many modern scholars […]

Why did the United States develop a sphere-of-influence in Western Europe (and Japan) after 1945 and why was such an approach possible after World War II but not after World War I? Why and how did this sphere-of-influence develop into a Liberal International Order? Lastly, how did the postwar order-building efforts by both the U.S. […]

Evidence-Based Essay (60 Points Total/12 Points per Paragraph) Write a five-paragraph essay between 1000-1500 words (or approximately 200-300 words per paragraph) responding to the prompt below. Begin your essay with an introductory paragraph that explicitly includes a thesis and defines any key terms or ideas necessary to articulate your argument. In the body of the […]

learn about how your eyes can deceive you in flight. A thorough review of this module’s readings and resources has given you insight into how things can go wrong in flight. Explore major publications such as Approach or its USAF  equivalent and locate articles discussing occurrences of  vision’s impact on flight. Take some time to […]

In The Kingdom of Matthias, Paul E. Johnson, and Sean Wilentz explain the difficulty in writing a micro history, While trying to resist the exaggerations and heat that accompany any weird scandal, especially one that involves sexual play, we thought we would do the same from the vantage point of a century and a half […]