History

Essay. The digital revolution has drastically transformed what History can and will be in the future. It redefined the authors, audiences, and records essential to the discipline. The digital revolution broadened the number of people who could write academic History. With the rise of the internet, online resources transformed the academic landscape. Online bibliographies listed literature and online collections provided access to books, articles and primary documents immediately. Before the di...

ANALYSIS OF NAZI PROPAGANDA ESPECIALLY ON BODIES INCLUDING THE OLYMICS. TOP QUALITY ANALYSIS OF SOURCES.

ESSAY ON How does Shaftesbury Understand the Concept of Justice? TOP QUALITY HISTORY/MORAL PHILOSOPHY ESSAY ABOUT VIRTUES AND MORAL SENSE THEORY. INCLUDES RELIGION, HOBBES AND LOCKE COMPARISONS.

Compare and contrast population growth, economic growth and changes of the standard of living in the USA, one other developed country, and a developing country between 1960 and 2011. THIS INCLUDES US, KENYA AND JAPAN. DISCUSSION OF CAUSES AND CONCLUSIONS FROM GRAPHS AND FIGURES. TOP QUALITY

America supported South Vietnam’s economy, military, and gave advice to the Diem government during the Vietnam war for an array of political reasons. Many of America’s reasons for escalating the conflict reflected American politicians’ interests in involvement but did not emphasise enough whether entering the conflict was best for the Vietnamese. This would have made the conflict a noble or higher cause for Vietnam because it would have given an opportunity for the Vietnamese to progress...

SHORT ESSAY ON SHAFTESBURY'S CONCEPT OF JUSTICE. Justice does not appear to feature prominently in Shaftesbury’s writings, nor in scholarly works on Shaftesbury. His primary concerns lay in the moral realm, in defining virtue and pioneering moral sense theory. This makes it difficult to explore whether Shaftesbury had a clear concept of justice, and if so, what that was. So, this essay will explore the different approaches Shaftesbury had to virtue, to deduce underlying ideas about justice. S...

Justice does not appear to feature prominently in Shaftesbury’s writings, nor in scholarly works on Shaftesbury. His primary concerns lay in the moral realm, in defining virtue and pioneering moral sense theory. This makes it difficult to explore whether Shaftesbury had a clear concept of justice, and if so, what that was. So, this essay will explore the different approaches Shaftesbury had to virtue, to deduce underlying ideas about justice. Shaftesbury saw justice as important only in facili...

ES EUROPE'S PAST GENOCIDAL? SHORT NOTES AND ESSAY STRUCTURE, FOCUS ON COLONIALSM

This essay will assess the extent to which global history must be comparative by examining a working definition of ‘global history’, by assessing globalisation’s impact upon the perceived nature of time and space, and global history’s relationship with national histories. Most historians concur that global history is a new ‘perspective’ with which to examine the past, and this method gained popularity from the 1980’s. It seems that comparison is a fundamental tool of examination f...

DOES GLOBAL HISTORY HAVE TO BE COMPARATIVE - ESSAY SUMMARY INCLUDING HISTORIOGRAPHY