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World History Homework Eight (view source)
Revision as of 23:51, October 26, 2011
, 23:51, October 26, 2011homework for this week
World History Homework Five
<br>Instructor: Andy Schlafly
'''Read the lecture.'''
Answer four of the following questions (honors - answer six of the following):
1. Whom do you appreciate the most from the Enlightenment, and why?
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2. Explain what the Scientific Revolution was.
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3. Some say that Isaac Newton was the most influential person in world history after Jesus Christ. What is your view? Explain.
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4. Describe an aspect of the Age of Exploration.
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5. What were the Nation-States? Give an example as part of your answer.
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6. The "invisible hand" was part of the work of whom? Discuss, including who, when, and why.
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7. Write an essay about any aspect of the lecture.
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8. Explain how the American colonies fit into part of world history in the lecture.
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9. Add 3 terms to the Study Guide (or 5 terms to earn credit for two questions).
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[[Category:World History lectures]]
[[Category:World History lectures]]