Here is the test. Write your answers on a Word file and submit into Test 1 folder under Assignments.

Part 1 (50 marks)

Define and state significance for five (5) of the following terms. Each answer should be at least 3 FULL paragraphs in length.

Realism
Idealism
Orientalism
Post-Structuralism
Post-Colonialism
Neo-Liberalism
Imagined Communities
Nationalism
Historiography
Social Constructivism
Marxist Theory of International Relations
Suez Crisis of 1956
Cold War Historiography
Colonialism and Scientific Racism
Economic Hitmen
Cuban Missile Crisis and its Consequences
NAM
Globalization erodes state sovereignty. Yes or No? Discuss.


Part 2 (50 marks)

Answer the following two (2) questions. Each answer should be at least 5 FULL paragraphs in length - develop an argument

Which of the following theories (can be more than 1) of International Relations help explain and understand world politics si

trace the evolution of racial slavery and its aftermath in North America from pre-Columbian times through reconstruction and the redemption of the South. Utilizing in part the information from the timeline you just created answer the following question, During the Antebellum period was the United States a society with slaves or a slave society? Explain why and justify your answer.

The 1930s have become almost a blueprint for how not do deal with an international crisis. The Great Depression crippled most major powers (including Germany, Britain, and France) and left its population susceptible to political extremism, as we saw last week. But we must also keep in mind that historical hindsight should not cloud our vision of this period. We must remember that Germany was not a pariah state before the Second World War. Not only had Germany made multiple international agreements (including the Dawes Plan and the Locarno Treaty in the 1920s), Nazi Germany was looked at as a rising power in the world and some saw it as a symbol for the future. As we saw last week with the former PM of Britain calling Hitler Germanys George Washington. This was also seen in the near-universal participation in the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, the somewhat blas news coverage of the Nazi rise to power in 1933, and even the support of international figures like Charles Lindbergh.

We must

write a two-page summary on what you read, including the importantce of personal finance and planning
for the future. Why does learning about this stuff matter now rather than when you are older?
What advice stood out to you the most and why?

Credit Scores: https://www.finra.org/investors/personal-finance/how-your-credit-score-impacts-
your-financial-future

Retirement: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/040315/why-save-
retirement-your-20s.asp

Budgeting:
https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/022916/what-502030-budget-rule.asp

Resume Writing: https://www.resumecoach.com/resume-samples/personal-financial-advisor/

presenting your proposal, provide a brief overview of the issue in question, making use of at least five outside sources in the process. In addition, discuss your interest in the issue (what led you to the issue, why it is of importance to you), and your plan of action for conducting research on the topic.

Write a well-organized essay of 7501000 words on ONE of the following topics. Please be sure to clearly identify your essay topic at the beginning of your essay. You are expected to use relevant evidence from your Canadian History: Pre-Confederation textbook, the video presentations by Canadian historians, and from the readings in Units Six to Ten. Feel free to use other articles from the Recommended Readings lists in the course or textbook.

Perikles' Memorial Oration states the ideals for which the young Athenian men gave their lives. These ideals were what made Athens the greatest city. Are these ideals real or were they merely aspirations by which the Athenians tried to live?

If these ideas are just aspirations, do they have any true value? Does this idea apply to the United States? For example, we have the ideal that all people are created equal. Does this ideal really exist or do we aspire toward the ideal? In other words, do we have to work to achieve the ideal? Respond.

Be sure to include your word count minus any direct quotes, use paragraphs, and appropriate capitalization.  Submissions missing any of these will be graded "0." Must be at least 400 words

here is the link for the reading: http://www.historyguide.org/ancient/funeral.html

Quick Write #2 - Working with Evidence - Traveler's Tales
Assignment

Read pages 305-313. Answer the following questions in one or two paragraphs.

What are some of the accuracy issues with these sources? Do we really get a true picture of the societies being described?  If not, what do these sources tell us about their authors/creators - what can we learn about their views on other societies?

Your assignment is to listen to the following economics podcast (Is New York City Over?
(Ep. 434) What you should be writing about is a very brief summary of the podcast followed by mostly your viewpoints on the podcast. Do you agree with what was said?
Disagree? Why or why not?
https://freakonomics.com/podcast/urban-flight-part-1/

Write a well-organized essay of 1000 words on ONE of the topics listed below. The purpose of the essay is to compare the research of two scholars on selected topics. When preparing this essay, begin by deciding whether the similarities or differences between their research dominate. For example, if differences are more significant than the similarities, then much of your essay will be taken up with the contrasts between the two articles. In this case, begin with a discussion of the similarities. You should include all the similarities. Once this is out of the way, you can then get down to the major part of your essay, the different approaches the authors have chosen to take. It is key in this assignment to demonstrate that you have thoroughly and carefully read and understood the articles.



Compare the articles by McGhee, and Loewen and Delmas on early European approaches to the northeast.

    McGhee, Robert. Vikings and Arctic Farmers: The Norse Atlanti