Background: In The Philosophy of History (1837), Georg Hegel, an  influential German philosopher, stated: “At this point we leave Africa,  not to mention it again. For it is no historical part of the World; it  has no movement or development to exhibit . . . . What we properly  understand by Africa, is the Unhistorical, […]

 In one to two paragraphs, compare and contrast the source you described in your initial post with the one described by your peer. Are the two sources’ theses or arguments compatible? Do they use the same or different primary sources? Is one source more reliable, in your estimation, than the other? How do these two […]

Scholarly Article Review Instructions Scholarly Article Review   Assignment Expectations: As part of your Research Project, the fourth assignment requirement expects students to complete a Scholarly Article Review of two peer reviewed scholarly secondary sources. For this assignment, you will do a search of UMGC’s databases for two (2) scholarly source articles in peer reviewed […]

Please read the article “White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack” by Peggy McIntosh. After reading the article, please provide a summary of your thoughts of the information Peggy McIntosh has described in the article. Your summary should be no less than two paragraphs.     Needs help with similar assignment? We are available 24×7 to […]

Reading: Toni Morrison, “The Nobel Lecture in Literature,” in The Source of Self-Regard (102-109); Jack A. Goldstone, “Chapter 1: What is a revolution?” in Revolutions: A Very Short Introduction (1-9). Post your reaction to this reading by August 30, 9 pm. You can post about the Morrison, the Goldstone, or both. (Morrison video linked here.) These must be at least […]