History

Write an obituaryEnter your response here: (it will expand as you type)Instructions- Write an obituaryWrite an obituary regarding the person you have been assigned. An obituary is a notice of a death that typically includes a brief biography of the deceased person along with other important information about this person’s life. Traditionally it would have been published in a local newspaper.Read the article and then work with your group to determine what is the most important information you can convey about this person- what makes him or her interesting and what contributions did he or she make to the revolution?In writing this notice, you should include the following: the announcement of death and the important details and life events. Normally an obituary would include other information such as the family members and the funeral arrangement, but since you do not have that information, omit it.Work with your group to compose the obituary. One person in your group should be responsible for typing the answer in the form as indicated. You are submitting one response for the entire group. Be sure to include all of the names of the people in your group. The answer should be about 250-300 words.

Describe the ways in which the study of American History is useful to a professional navigating his/her way through today’s difficult economy.In eight to ten well-constructed sentences. Be sure to use proper grammar, as well as correct spelling and punctuation.

you will be creating a brochure in Word or PowerPoint (or other application of your choice) advertising a machine that was invented during the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century. I’m attaching the assignment instructions that give you some examples and the questions to consider in your brochure.

African Societiesa. What were the roles of the different genders in the early African societies

a) Definition of culture (citation needed).) In your own words, state why it is important understanding the role culture plays in leadershipc) Define cultural baggage? (citation needed)d) Name the culture you are from and highlight your own personal cultural baggage you have.2) Part 2 include:a) Name the comparison culture that is from a different cluster from your own.b) Why did you choose this culture ?c) Have you ever met someone from this culture?3) Part 3 include:a) In a table format, compare the following between your culture and the culture you chose:i) Verbal Communication: Direct or Indirectii) Non-Verbal Communicationiii) Individual (Me) or Collectivism (We) traitsiv) Democratic or Autocraticv) Views on gender egalitarianismvi) Views on timevii) Negotiations/Dealing with conflict4) Part 4 include:a) Choose one difference and discuss two strategies you would use to engage that person if they were on your team.b) Finish with a concluding paragraph stating what you learned about culture and how it has affected your underdstanding of how you will lead.

Write a summary of chapter 2 of Lawrence Levine’s Black Culture and Black Consciousness.Questions to consider:What is the author’s thesis/argument?What are the author’s supporting points?What evidence does the author present to support the thesis/argument?

Compare the discussion of archaeology and heritage management in Bueno with Santiago’s discussion of the oil industry in the Huasteca, with reference to last week’s lecture. How did archaeology and the oil industry work together or conflict, given the broader objectives and practices of the Porfirian state? In your first post, make an argument, citing specific evidence from the course readings.

1) Distinguishing between the terms, ‘Third World’ Cinema and Third Cinema, discuss the aims and context of the latter’s emergence, and its significance for the study of global cinema cultures. SECTION B2) Examine, with attention to each film’s context, the interplay between culture, community, taboos and relationships in shaping the narrative trajectories of The Salesman and Masaan.3) Discuss how the exchanges between personal and national histories shape the political and allegorical inflections of The Cemetery of Splendor and The Great Kilapy.4) With reference to the film’s aesthetic strategies and key characters, analyze how the themes of identity, family, anxieties, loss and trauma undergird the narrative dynamics of The Photograph.

– Introduction to the leader including their background. Explain their theory in your words.- What was the leader known for? What was their inspiration? What did they do that was different? How did their research/ theory effect leadership today? Can you give examples of their theory in use today?- Conclusion- does this theory make sense in today’s world? How will you use this leadership style to your benefit?- References required

Writing assignment, covering both 1 and 2:1) Provide a critical summary on the debate by a) Robert Dunn, b) Kaye Hong, and 3) Stanford Chinese Student Association and Dun’s response to the criticism2) What if today you are asked this question: “Where will your future be — in America or your ancestral homeland?” How would you answer it? And why?at least two pages