You are responsible for following the directions for the Essay Lecture quizzes. If you have questions, ask by canvas message, or come to Zoom office hours or make an appointment.
Read the Instructions carefully and answer the question(s) below.
The Essay Lecture Quiz questions will be focused on my lecture objectives in the lecture videos in this course. You can do very well on these quizzes by simply writing your answers based on what was in the corresponding video(s). There will be several of these sorts of quizzes throughout the semester. The quizzes will contain one or two questions.
Each question/prompt is listed with a number. There may be several parts of the question/prompt, but you will answer it as one whole answer. Quizzes with more than one prompt will be labeled 1.), 2.) etc.
Instructions (read carefully):
1.) Answer each question in short-to medium essay form (each answer should be 1-2 pages, 12 font, double spaced) using only my lectures (required), the textbook, and primary source examples (when applicable). Using primary sources in your answers are an excellent way to demonstrate mastery of the material.
2.) Be sure to write in your own words. **Do not quote from the lectures or the textbook. Paraphrase information derived from those sources. How to Paraphrase
3). It is fine to quote the primary sources, but you can paraphrase ideas from those sources as well.
***The only sources you are allowed to consult to complete the Essay Lecture Quizzes are:
1.) lectures (required): simplified in text citation example: (Absolutism vs. Constitutionalism Pt. 1 lecture)
2.) The textbook (strongly recommended): simplified in text citation example: (Cole p540)
3.) Course Reader Primary sources (strongly recommended): simplified in text citation example: (Thomas Hobbes, “Leviathan”)
***You are required to cite your sources*, but you can use a simplified citation (see above), if you choose, instead of the formal MLA, APA, or Chicago.
*Note: failure to cite can result in a failing grade.
DO NOT SURF THE WEB FOR ANSWERS!!! PLAGIARISM WILL NOT BE TOLERATED!
**Attempts to copy and paste large chunks of text from any source (including one of the allowed sources) is considered plagiarism.
Avoid Plagiarism! The use of artificial intelligence will also not be tolerated! Your professor is required to report instances of academic dishonesty as a condition of employment.
***Note on Artificial Intelligence detection: Turnitin.com has a very good detector, and it is regularly updated. It does detect AI editing from Grammerly and other similar apps and websites. You should do your own proofreading and editing, or work with the professor and/or a classmate. If you have particular difficulty with writing essays, you can also schedule appointments here: https://www.ohlone.edu/english/elcLinks to an external site.
***Using AI to write your essay is considered academic dishonesty, can result in an F on the assignment or in the course, and your professor is required to report all instances academic dishonesty
Answer Both Questions:
1.) What were the factors and advantages that led the Europeans to industrialize? What factors and advantages led Britain to industrialize first? What were some of the technological innovations that enabled the industrial Revolution? What were the consequences (economic, social, political and environmental) of the Industrial Revolution?
2.) Compare and contrast Robert Owen’s Industrial Socialism and some of the ideas of French pre-Marxist “Utopian socialism” (Saint Simon, Charles Fourier, Flora Tristan, Lous Blanc, and Proudhon) with Karl Marx’s “scientific socialism.” Why do you think Marx’s ideas became the dominant brand of socialism in the late 19th and 20th centuries?
WWI, Russian Revolution, Fascism & Nazism Essay Lecture Quiz
You are responsible for following the directions for the Essay Lecture quizzes. If you have questions, ask by canvas message, or come to Zoom office hours or make an appointment.
Read the Instructions carefully and answer the question(s) below.
The Essay Lecture Quiz questions will be focused on my lecture objectives in the lecture videos in this course. You can do very well on these quizzes by simply writing your answers based on what was in the corresponding video(s). There will be several of these sorts of quizzes throughout the semester. The quizzes will contain one or two questions.
Each question/prompt is listed with a number. There may be several parts of the question/prompt, but you will answer it as one whole answer. Quizzes with more than one prompt will be labeled 1.), 2.) etc.
Instructions (read carefully):
1.) Answer each question in short-to medium essay form (each answer should be 1-2 pages, 12 font, double spaced) using only my lectures (required), the textbook, and primary source examples (when applicable). Using primary sources in your answers are an excellent way to demonstrate mastery of the material.
2.) Be sure to write in your own words. **Do not quote from the lectures or the textbook. Paraphrase information derived from those sources. How to Paraphrase
3). It is fine to quote the primary sources, but you can paraphrase ideas from those sources as well.
***The only sources you are allowed to consult to complete the Essay Lecture Quizzes are:
1.) lectures (required): simplified in text citation example: (Absolutism vs. Constitutionalism Pt. 1 lecture)
2.) The textbook (strongly recommended): simplified in text citation example: (Cole p540)
3.) Course Reader Primary sources (strongly recommended): simplified in text citation example: (Thomas Hobbes, “Leviathan”)
***You are required to cite your sources*, but you can use a simplified citation (see above), if you choose, instead of the formal MLA, APA, or Chicago.
*Note: failure to cite can result in a failing grade.
DO NOT SURF THE WEB FOR ANSWERS!!! PLAGIARISM WILL NOT BE TOLERATED!
**Attempts to copy and paste large chunks of text from any source (including one of the allowed sources) is considered plagiarism.
Avoid Plagiarism! The use of artificial intelligence will also not be tolerated! Your professor is required to report instances of academic dishonesty as a condition of employment.
***Note on Artificial Intelligence detection: Turnitin.com has a very good detector, and it is regularly updated. It does detect AI editing from Grammerly and other similar apps and websites. You should do your own proofreading and editing, or work with the professor and/or a classmate. If you have particular difficulty with writing essays, you can also schedule appointments here: https://www.ohlone.edu/english/elcLinks to an external site.
***Using AI to write your essay is considered academic dishonesty, can result in an F on the assignment or in the course, and your professor is required to report all instances academic dishonesty
QuestionsPart A. Answer there following Question:
Write a short essay on the Great War and include answers and explanations to as many of the following as possible: Why did the European great powers need to fight each other in 1914? Why was it ultimately a world war? What was the German plan of attack? Briefly describe the situation on the Eastern front, Western front, and at sea. Explain the final months of the war on the Western Front. How did the war upset the social order? What were the dynamics of the Paris Peace Conference? What were the results? What were the economic and demographic consequences of the war? Explain the legacy of the Great War. Use primary source examples.
Part 2. Answer one of the following questions (your choice)
1.) Write a short essay on the Russian Revolution and include answers and explanations to as many of the following as possible: Describe the basic timeline of events of the Russian Revolution. How did Lenin lead a revision of Marx’s philosophy? Briefly explain the Russian Civil War, How did authoritarianism grow in Russia? How did socialism unfold in the countryside. How did the Soviet Union modernize and industrialize?
OR
2.) Write a short essay on Fascism and Nazism and include answers and explanations to as many of the following as possible: Explain Benito Mussolini’s effort to gain & consolidate power. What is the ideological basis of Fascism? Explain the events that led to the rise of Hitler. What were Hitler’s thoughts on the Jews? on women? Compare and contrast Fascism and Nazism.
YOU CAN NOT USE ANY OUTSIDE RESOURCES ONLY WHAT IS PROVIDED IN THE COURSE CANVAS MODULES
THESE ARE TWO SEPARATE ESSAYS
CAN NOT USE OUTSIDE SOURCES ONLY WHAT IS AVAILABLE IN THE CANVAS MODULES