Prompt: Write a letter to Wang Yi, China's current Minister of Foreign Affairs, coaching him on how to proceed with the ongoing protests in Hong Kong and the concentration camps in Xinjiang. Begin by teaching him about the Warring States period in Chinese history. Then appeal to Chinas historic schools of political philosophy (Legalism, Fengjian w/ Confucianism, and/or Taoism) to convince the minister to embrace a certain approach and reject the others. Recommend at least three specific interventions based on these ideas.

- Double-spaced, 12-point font, with one-inch margins.
- You should insert endnotes or footnotes at the end of the sentence or group of sentences in which you present the information from the source.
- When you get to the end of the sentence where you want to insert a footnote or endnote, place your cursor at that location after the period or other final punctuation mark.

- Double-spaced, 12-point font, with one-inch margins.
- You should insert endnotes or footnotes at the end of the sentence or group of sentences in which you present the information from the source.
- When you get to the end of the sentence where you want to insert a footnote or endnote, place your cursor at that location after the period or other final punctuation mark.

Zeno defends Parmenides position that only one thing exists, by offering arguments against motion, time, and change. What is one of his arguments? What does this argument presuppose? Why is it important? What kind of world does it require to exist? Why would we or wouldnt we buy into his argument? What is your main takeaway from Zeno's argument?

Zeno defends Parmenides position that only one thing exists, by offering arguments against motion, time, and change. What is one of his arguments? What does this argument presuppose? Why is it important? What kind of world does it require to exist? Why would we or wouldnt we buy into his argument? What is your main takeaway from Zeno's argument?

As the second millennium BCE began so did trade, warfare, and kingdom building. The world witnessed the growth of states developing under common laws and customs rather than solely based on geography. Initially, climate change brought droughts to once fertile populace centers forcing herdsman to travel in search of food and land. These nomadic invasions would ultimately bring cultures closer through their interactions in trade and conquest. Technological advances of the time, like the wheeled chariot, would aid in the movement of peoples and goods around Northeast Africa and Asia. Societies once separated would now find themselves linked culturally and economically.

During this period of political expansion the Assyrian Empire in Mesopotamia and the Persian Empire in Iran developed as superpowers. Their political organization allowed them to expand beyond their "ethnic" boundaries absorbing areas and populations well beyond their geographic nucleus. Within these larger territori

1.Introduction

The Annotated Bibliography is part of your final project.  Students are to provide annotations for five primary sources find about (The Rise of Christianity)and five secondary sources find about(The Rise of Christianity)that will then be used in the final project.  Sources should be directly related to the final projects topic.  Annotations should be a paragraph (about 100 words).

For secondary sources, students should use high quality scholarly sources, especially scholarly monographs or articles published in peer-reviewed academic journals. Students should avoid using the textbook, encyclopedia articles, or anonymously authored websites.

For primary sources, students should be looking for documents which were originally written during the time period they are trying to study. While architectural or archaeological remains certainly do qualify as primary sources which can be used by scholars to reconstruct the past, they are problemati

Select one essay from the choices below. Remember, don't just summarize or report, discuss and analyze! How we understand history doesn't occur in a vacuum. Even if the basic facts are not in question, how we come to understand what the facts mean is very much a matter of our own socially and culturally situated viewpoints.

Discuss the impact of geography on the development of the early civilizations and their progression over time. Specifically compare the differences between those civilizations that developed around one river (Egypt and India) versus those surrounded by two rivers (Mesopotamia and China).
Compare the the cultural integration and expansion of centralized and decentralized governments. Identify how the structure of the government either improved or hindered the expansion, both politically and culturally, of the civilizations.
Essays should be

900-1500 words in length, double spaced
Include both internal citations and a works cited page using the

Write a policy brief to inform the minister of Environment and climate change Canada about Trudeaus plan to ban Single-Use Plastics, before addressing a press conference on this issue.
Provide context on the debate surrounding plastic pollution. This should include a brief note on what the state of the regulation is in Canada. Establish a connection between the regulation and economic incentives to reduce plastic pollutants and discuss why this has far reaching consequences (externalities). Your brief must contain some quantitative measures (graphs, figures, maps, tables), which may be drawn from other sources, or constructed by you.

DO NOT use a SWOT analysis to describe  or the internal environments.

For the internal environment, determine if the company has any distinct competencies that could be exploited to gain and sustain a competitive advantage. What is the company good at?  What is the company not particularly good at? Expand on the items we covered in class for the internal analysis.

For the international environment section, if the company has international operations, how does it run those international operations? Does head office make all the decisions, and the international parts of the company are just treated like branch offices?  Or do the international operations have a fair degree of autonomy in running their operations?  Are the international operations stand-alone profit centres? Outline the key  variables that the company can use to position itself to succeed in the marketplace going forward, and conversely, what are the issues or weaknesses the company