Paper on Britain Imperialism in India. Political, cultural, and economic influences. Finding better synonyms for words and rewriting some content. Doesn't have to be perfect. Analysis Essay: World Powers and Imperialism The purpose of this paper is to give you an opportunity to think further about how world powers influenced the Modern Middle East, to deepen your understanding of the notion of imperialism, and to explore resistance to imperialism.  You will also cultivate your ability to focus on a purpose, to develop ideas thoroughly, and to analyze and synthesize appropriate sources. In Traditions and Encounters, Jerry Bentley and Herb Ziegler write, “ . . . imperialism refers to the domination of European powers—and later the United States and Japan as well—over subject lands in the larger world.  Sometimes this domination came in the old fashioned way, by force of arms, but often it arose from trade, investment, and business activities that enabled imperial powers to

Question #1: What is the role of media in politics? How has their role changed post World War II and Vietnam? What role do they play in this current war? Question #2: Share your thoughts regarding the situation in Syria. What was the role of our government or foreign governments? Be specific. Question #3: Discuses several ways in which are we similar to Orwell's vision as portrayed in 1984? Discuses several ways are we different. What is Orwell ultimately saying about Humanity (man's treatment of man) in his book 1984? What key figures are embodied in big brother? How can the book be interpreted as both a prediction and a warning?

Policy Papers 3: Technicalities • Lenght: 3 to 5 pages (maximum) • Line Spacing – Executive Summary & Source Recommended: Single – Core of the paper: 1.5 • Font: Times New Roman • Size: 12 • Margin: Standard • Literature: The paper must be written according to academic writing standards • Scenario of policy paper 3: Subject Matter: International Cooperation In a well-planned attack, suicide bombers detonate three bags of explosives on the Paris Metro, killing more than 90 people and injuring hundreds. The bombing comes just days after U.S. police manage to thwart a major terrorist attack in New York, arresting more than 15 suspected terrorists and seizing explosives and chemical materials in 10 different locations. It is only weeks later, after investigators are able to establish the identities of the bombers and recreate a timeline of their movements, that investigators realize the group arrested in New York had ties to the bombers in Paris. Investigators reveal