Topic: Cold War period (1947-1990) possible examples - choose one strategic concern and one confrontation that illustrates that concern: Paper details:Assignment 3: America as Superpower-Confrontation in a Nuclear Age (1947-Present) Due Week 9 and worth 120 points In Assignment 3, we ask you to write about America's international superpower role for the long period since World War II to the present using a Writing Guide provided in Blackboard. Your paper must use a minimum of three sources from the list provided below. Your first step to completing this paper is to pick your topic. Below you will find two lists; one refers to Cold War period (1947-1990) examples of confrontation and one list provides examples of confrontations occurring in the Post-Cold War period (1991-Present). Each example will involve a specific strategic concern and confrontation. Review the examples below and choose one strategic concern and one confrontation from each time period to focus on in your paper. Once you have chosen your examples, review the sources noted below. Be sure to review the other help (documents or video) provided by your instructor. For information on the SWS format, see the "" tab on the course menu. Cold War period (1947-1990) possible examples - choose one strategic concern and one confrontation that illustrates that concern: Cold War strategic concerns: Containment, Domino Theory, "MAD Doctrine" Cold War confrontations: Berlin Airlift; Korean War; Vietnam War; Cuban Missile Crisis Sources: Schultz, p. 462-7, 485-8, 499-506, 535-540, 560-7.

Write an essay taking a position on some topic covered by the readings in the second part of Everything's an Argument. Use three sources from the book and cite these sources using MLA style. 750words not counting Works Cited. Double space.ALL THREE SOURCES MUST BE FROM THE PDF THAT IS ATTACHED!!!!!

Write a short essay on one aspect of buccaneer history by examining and comparing primary and secondary source material (CO#1, CO#2)In this assignment, you will explore the history of buccaneers through its most famous primary source, Alexander Exquemelin’s The Buccaneers of America (also known as The Pirates of Panama) written in 1678. Exquemelin was a barber-surgeon who took up with the buccaneers and was present during Captain Henry Morgan’s infamous raid on Panama City in 1671.Primary sources can illuminate much about the era we are studying. Unlike secondary sources, like the Rediker and Pennell texts, they are not filtered by a historian after the fact. Rather, they give us first-hand perspective on the past. Yet, we must be careful to also critically examine primary sources rather than taking them simply at face value. Could certain portions of Exquemelin’s text be false or exaggerated? Might his memory differ from that of another person who witnessed the same event? We must always examine and critique sources closely and corroborate them with other source material whenever possible.For this assignment, make sure you have read at least Chapters I-V, Chapter IX, and Chapters XVII-XVIII in Exquemelin (you may want to skim through other chapters as well) and the other assigned readings for this week.Then choose one of the following prompts to explore in a paper of 3-4 pages (750-1000 words): Exquemelin’s motivations: who was Exquemelin and how did he come to write this book on buccaneers? What were his motivations in writing the book and any potential biases? What have historians said about Exquemelin?Captain Henry Morgan, the person: how does Exquemelin describe Morgan and his motivations? How does his description of Morgan compare to other sources?Captain Henry Morgan’s raid on Panama: How does Exquemelin describe Henry Morgan’s raid on Panama? How does it compare to other accounts of the raid?Your paper must make use of evidence from Exquemelin as well as at least two outside sources. These sources should be scholarly and appropriate to an academic paper. To find appropriate sources, conduct a search in the Excelsior College Library or Google Scholar for peer-reviewed articles and e-books. You should NOT use non-scholarly websites such as Wikipedia.