Author: chris

• Discuss the reasons and the outcome of American intervention in Mexico.

read excerpts of Winston Churchill’s Iron Curtain Speech (1946) and then Joseph Stalin’s Reply to Churchill (1946) and write a one-page paper comparing the rhetoric on both sides.

• Citing specific evidence from Hitler’s Mein Kampf (not from the textbook), what were some of the main features of Hitler’s ideology about the “folkish” state?

Assuming the point of view of a member of the working class during Britain’s Industrial Revolution, describe a day in the life of a factory worker. I

Briefly describe the spread of industry throughout Europe and into America.

Discuss the principle factors that encouraged industrial growth in Britain.

Analyze a Nobel Peace Prize recipient (or approved alternate) the cause or work for which the person is known and whether the person was effective in their efforts.

• Discuss the reasons and the outcome of American intervention in Mexico

Using your knowledge of the principles and rules used by judges to interpret statutes, discuss whether David has committed an offence in the following situation. Ensure that you include relevant case law examples in your answer.
Prohibition of Unsolicited Parties (Fictitious) Act 2010
Section 1 (1)
This Act applies to a gathering of more than a hundred people on land for a social purpose in which it is likely that alcohol will be consumed.
Section 1 (2)
Subject to Section 1 (3) it is a criminal offence to organise such a gathering without the permission of a local magistrate unless the organiser is an exempt person.
Section 1 (3)
For this purpose an exempt person means the occupier, any member of his family or his employee or agent of his.

Ray, the Manager of a builders’ merchants, asks David, a Sales Assistant at the same workplace, to keep an eye on his 5-acre smallholding while he is on holiday in Spain. David emails a few of his friends to attend his 21st birthday party in a disused barn on Ray’s farm land. Due to a technical error, the email was sent to his entire email address book. Over 600 people arrive at the party and a neighbouring farmer calls the police complaining about the noise. David is arrested for breach of the Prohibition of Unsolicited Parties (Fictitious) Act 2010.

Think critically about what independent variables may affect your dependent variables and why. Conduct a brief literature review. What do other scholars argue affects your dependent variable?