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Artwork analysis

One of the best ways to learn about ancient civilizations is to study works of art that have survived into the present.

Select one of the ancient cultures we’ve studied from the Sumerians, Egyptians, Hebrews, Persians, Greeks, Harappan/Indian or Chinese.

Using Internet and library resources, search for examples of the art of that civilization. After looking at many examples, focus on a single work that strikes you as especially interesting, appealing, or informative.

In no more than 2 pages, describe the work and interpret it in the context of the civilization that produced it. What is the item? How was it made? Why was it made, and what was it for? Most importantly, describe what we can learn from this item about the civilization that produced it. What does it tell us about people’s lives, beliefs, or priorities?

Try to be thoughtful and creative as you examine this work of art. You’re looking at a valuable piece of historical evidence: use your imagination and draw your own conclusions about what it tells you.

1. Each student is required to read a special feature book in this course. After completing the book, submit a 600 word scholarly review to be submitted in Assignments by the end of the course. Students are advised to structure their review with approximately 400 word summary of the book’s parts and main argument. The remaining part of the book review should be a scholarly response to the book. This review must be original.

Joanne Pope Melish, Disowning Slavery: Gradual Emancipation and “Race” in New England 1780-1860 (Cornell: Cornell University Press, 2000)

Plagiarizing this assignment will lead to automatic failure of the course no matter the test average.

2. The Oregon Trail is a computer game designed to provide examples of what life was like for settlers during westward expansion.

For this assignment, you will write a reflection paper on your experience playing the game.

You must play the game twice, selecting a different starting profession each time. The paper should be 500 words in length and discuss your game including:

・Your starting career

・When you started and finished

・Perils confronted or successes as a result of career or opportunities and outcome.

・Number in party at both beginning and end, what happened to them?

・Explain how this experience relates to the lectures, reading, or other resources in the course or through academic research.

・Finally, were there any parallels to you own life experiences, current societal norms, or situations that could be applied to other historical events or eras?

Please use one of the following links to access the game:

https://classicreload.com/oregon-trail.html

https://archive.org/details/msdos_Oregon_Trail_The_1990

3. In a 500 word review (in the mode of a film critic or food critic) review ONE exhibit featured as a museum that falls in the timeline of our class (the origins of North American history to 1877). This museum can be local or national, or even international depending on where you are based. Try to describe what narrative the museologist is trying to convey about American history.

• Write an APA 6th ed. formatted paper, of 10 to 15 pages in length not counting the title page, references list or appendix. Please edit and include a synopsis of a plan you developed in the PA and CLA assignments for the marketing of this product. Develop an integrated marketing communications plan for your product/service.
• Develop a 2 – 3 page (this is part of the 10 to 15 pages) media plan for this section that examines the identification of the target market, clearly states the communication message and how you will relate the message through your selection of specific modes of communication. Your media plan will look at four of the major modes of communication elements, such as advertising (traditional or new media), sales promotion, personal selling if applicable, public relations, direct marketing and/or you may use trade shows, outdoor signage if a strong fit in an IMC program. You are to develop a promotion mix budget and describe how you will secure the funds and allocate to the marketing communication activities. The final paper should include the executive
• Summary to present the plan.
• The table of contents for the final CLA 2 assignment includes:
  • brief introduction of project company/product/service,
  • situation analysis including PESTEL and SWOT analysis,
  • product/service features, benefits and brand identity,
  • marketing plan objectives,
  • competition analysis including differentiation and positioning,
  • target market profile,
  • distribution plan,
  • media plan,
  • how the marketing mix (the 4 Ps or 7 Ps) will work together to reinforce the plan objectives, and the marketing communication budget.
  • The Executive Summary of the marketing plan is the conclusion.
  • References page is the last slide before questions. There is no abstract or other summary.

In addition to your CLA2 report, please prepare a professional PowerPoint presentation summarizing your findings for CLA2. The presentation will consist of your major findings, analysis, and recommendations in a concise presentation of 15 slides (minimum). You should use content from your CLA2 report as material for your PowerPoint presentation.

Initial Post: #1

For this discussion board post, respond to the prompt in two to three paragraphs (no bullets). Paragraphs should be organized by topic and not simply address the questions in order. Include examples from each of the texts, complete with MLA in text citations.

Prompt: The week one learning resources present different perspectives on the judicial system regarding the death penalty. Choose one of the sources and summarize the author/speaker’s message by paraphrasing source material and citing the source using MLA guidelines (see Lumen Resource). Then respond to the following questions about your response to the source:

1. How do you connect with the author/speaker’s message? What did you already know, or how do you relate to what was said?
2. How did the source extend your thinking about the subject? What did you learn that you didn’t know before? (Example: I used to think…../Now I think….)
3. What challenges you about the information in the source? Do you have lingering questions, a different viewpoint, or other reaction?

Criteria:

• Response to questions should be organized into paragraphs by topic.
• Include at least one quotation or paraphrased idea from each of three readings.
• For each quotation/paraphrase, include MLA style in text citation with the author’s last name and page number in parentheses (Last name #).
• Include an MLA style Works Cited list with the three assigned readings included at the end of the post.