There are two parts to the assigment this weekPart 1For this essay you have two options. Respond to ONE of the following prompts with an essay of at least 500 words. Choose ONE of the works listed below and discuss how it reflects traditional Chinese values with roots in Confucianism and/or Daoism (some examples might reflect only one of these and some might reflect both). You must identify what these values are specifically, briefly explain how they fit into the Confucian or Daoist world view, and analyze exactly how the painting expresses them. Consider both style and content.Yan Liben, The Thirteen Emperors, Tang DynastyUnknown Artist, Lady Wenji's Return to China, Song DynastyMa Hezhi, 'The Seventh Month', Song DynastyWu Zhen, Poetic Feeling in a Thatched Pavilion, Yuan DynastyShen Zhou, Poet on a Mountaintop, Ming DynastyWen Zhengming, Living Aloft, Ming DynastyWe learned about propaganda and how it functions in Lesson 9. Choose ONE of the images listed below and analyze how it acts as propaganda. Identify the message the work conveys and discuss precisely how the work conveys it. Consider what tactics are used to sway the viewer towards the point of view expressed in the work.(The analysis of In Front of Tiananmen from the Lesson 9 Lecture should give you an idea of how to approach this prompt.)Let Philosophy Be Transformed into a Sharp Weapon in the Hands of the Masses, 1971Liu Chunhua, Chairman Mao Goes to Anyuan, 1968Whichever prompt you choose, a thorough and specific analysis of your chosen image should make up the bulk of your response. Remember, you should only respond to one prompt, and you should only discuss one image. Part 2In this lesson, we looked at several examples of Korean ceramics, and the China lessons also featured a few ceramics. Spend some time examining the celadon ceramic ware in your book and browse some of the ceramics on the Met's website (Links to an external site.). For your DB post this week, consider how decorating a ceramic object differs from creating a more traditional painting. What considerations must the artist take into account when decorating ceramics (2D or 3D decoration) that a painter of hanging scrolls for example does not. ( a paragraph)

1.According to Black Elk, what atrocities took place at Wounded Knee? How did President Harrison describe these atrocities?According to Black Elk, the atrocities that took place at Wounded Knee was a lot of killing of Natives. Soldiers killed and wounded many women, children, old men and little babies. They used wagon guns which tore some bodies to pieces. The soldiers typically shot at the unarmed Natives while they attempted to flee.According to President Harrison’s description, the killing of the natives was crucial to protect and save the life of the settlers. Harrison stated that the victims deserved the atrocities handed out at them. President Harrison posited that the Natives were naturally warlike and troublesome. He credited the soldiers for defeating the enemies “with the least possible loss of life”.2.Whom did Black Elk blame for the Wounded Knee Massacre? Whom did Harrison blame?Black Elk blamed the soldiers for the Wounded Knee Massacre. The soldiers had shot at the freezing, starving and disarmed Natives. Then the soldiers collected weapons of the victims and, as a result, rendered them unable to protect themselves. Which made it was easy to execute the victims because a large number of them were women, children and the elderly. Out of the 400 natives, only 100 were warriors.President Harrison blamed the Natives for the massacre. He said that the natives were “naturally warlike and turbulent”. Furthermore, their medicine men and chiefs had deceived them that the soldiers were enemies and that they could defeat them through fighting. According to Harrison, the massacre was an act of self-defense by the soldiers.3.According to President Harrison, what was the future of Native Americans? How did Black Elk vision of the future compare to Harrison’s vision?According to President Harrison, the acts of the soldiers would benefit the future Native Americans. He posited that there was likely to be enlarged wealth from the converting “waste lands into farms”. He also posited that there would be betterment of families through renewed hope and courage in owning homes and ideal subsistence “under free and healthful conditions”.Contrary, to President Harrison, Black Elk wanted revenge for the massacre. He saw the massacre as offensive and outrageous. Black Elk hoped that one day the natives would fight back. agree with this statement in a minimum 120 words