HIST 417 DeVry Final Exam
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phones. While some groups of anarchists engaged in violence, most of the individuals involved focused on peaceful<br />
protests. Mainstream media reported on these protests daily.<br />
In an essay written with forethought and precision, provide a postmodern analysis of these peaceful protesters, focusing<br />
on the role of the internet in the protesters’ ability to communicate, broadcast news about important events, organize<br />
their protest participation, and to educate people about the abuses of power made by the WTO and the IMF. (Points :<br />
40)<br />
Question 2.2.(TCOs 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8) Hope and despair are powerful motivators for change, and they are easily<br />
adapted by those who would become leaders for their own purposes. Some of those leaders adopt a Darwinian style<br />
of evolutionary thinking about the survival and success of their special populations of concern. Think about mobilizing<br />
people in calls for leadership articulating a vision for the future.<br />
In an essay written with forethought and precision, analyze the role of the liberation theologians in Latin America in this<br />
context, with a clear expectation of what achievements were envisioned and what the world would look like under that<br />
style of leadership. (Points : 40)<br />
Question 3.3.(TCOs 3, 6, 7, 8) Existentialism was an important philosophy of the Modern Era. In an essay written<br />
with forethought and precision, explain how the Sartre’s existentialism was an appropriate philosophy for the post WWII<br />
Cold War and the existential threat of the nuclear arms race.(Points : 40)