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I need an explanation for this History question to help me study.

Reply to one topic only. In your submission clearly state which topic you are writing about.

1. Egyptian order: Point out where a desire for order is visible in an ancient Egyptian painting or relief. You need to select your own example as studied in the course and make sure you clearly identify which painting or relief you are discussing.

2. Point out where a focus on the value of a single person’s experience is visible in one Greek art work. Make sure you incorporate your own example and be as specific as possible.Help on Financial Accounting course
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Complete MBA Accounting course for MBA Pre requisite. It’s includes nature of accounting, financial statements, accounting cycles, cash flow analysis, Analysis of financial statements and the time value of money with final exam – need 80% aboveDiscussion post for class: nursing homework help
I’m studying for my History class and need an explanation.

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1. Nebaumun’s Garden (New Kingdom, ca. 1350): Point out where this fresco fragment in the British Museum uses two points of view. (You may well see more than two, but I’m only asking you to point out one pair.) Be sure to read what’s been posted before you, so that you don’t repeat observations that other students have already made.

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2. Point out where this painting in the British Museum uses two points of view. (You may well see more than two, but I’m only asking you to point out one pair.) Be sure to read what’s been posted before you, so that you don’t repeat observations that other students have already made.Picture_1.png

3. Rehotep (Old Kingdom)

Point out where this relief in the British Museum uses two points of view. (You may well see more than two, but I’m only asking you to point out one pair.) Be sure to read what’s been posted before you, so that you don’t repeat observations that other students have already made.

Image not visible? It’s also at: http://www.britishmuseum.org/images/ps268119_l.jpg

4.Coffin of Djedhoriufankh (ca. 950)

Point out where this painting in the British Museum uses two points of view. (You may well see more than two, but I’m only asking you to point out one pair.) Be sure to read what’s been posted before you, so that you don’t repeat observations that other students have already made.Discussion post: nursing assignment help
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Respond to one vase. Please clearly state which one you are discussing.

1. 450-400 BC

This vase shows a man banging on the door while a woman inside considers opening it. Discuss either the woman or the man. Where is the artist successful in showing the body in space, and where are there still problems? (This vase is not complete–the part where the man’s lower legs should be has been repaired with black fill.) Image not visible? It’s at http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/images/hb/hb_37.11.19.jpg

2.

According to the Met,

The scene on the obverse of this bell-krater depicts the return of Persephone to her mother, the goddess Demeter. At the left,
Persephone steps up from Hades through a cleft in the ground, as
Hermes, messenger of the gods, stands back. The goddess
Hekate… occupies the center of the vase holding two flaming torches with which she illuminates Persephone’s nighttime journey from the Underworld. Lastly, at the far right stands
Demeter.

Is the painter completely successful in conveying the complex pose of each figure? Pick one figure, and point out where the artist is successful, and/or where the problem of depicting a three-dimensional body on a relatively flat surface still awaits a solution. Be sure to read what’s been posted before you, so that you don’t repeat observations that other students have already made.

Image not visible? It’s at http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/images/hb/hb_28.57.23.jpg

3. ca 490 BC

Below is an amphora. Point out one way the artist is successful, and/or where the problem of depicting a three-dimensional body on a relatively flat surface still awaits a solution. Be sure to read what’s been posted before you, so that you don’t repeat observations that other students have already made.
Image not visible? It’s at http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/images/hb/hb_10.210.18_av3.jpg

4. ca. 490 BC (red figure)

Below is an amphora in the Met, dating to about 490. Is the painter completely successful in conveying the complex pose of the satyr? The bearded man? The dancing youth? Pick one figure, and point out where the artist is successful, and/or where the problem of depicting a three-dimensional body on a relatively flat surface still awaits a solution. Be sure to read what’s been posted before you, so that you don’t repeat observations that other students have already made.

Image not visible? It’s at http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/images/hb/hb_63.11.6_av1.jpg

5. ca. 530 (black figure)

Below is an amphora in the Met, dating to about 530. Is the painter completely successful in conveying the complex pose of the runners? focus on the central figure, as he is the easiest to see. Point out where the artist is successful, and/or where the problem of depicting a three-dimensional body on a relatively flat surface still awaits a solution. Be sure to read what’s been posted before you, so that you don’t repeat observations that other students have already made.
Image not visible? It’s at http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/images/hb/hb_14.130.12.jpg

6. ca 550

This vase shows a parade of gods returning to Olympus, accompanied by satyrs. Focus just on the three figures under the handle: the satyr who’s ducking out from under the handle, the one standing, or Dionysios (holding the grapes). Discuss just one of the three. Where is the artist successful in showing the body in space, and where are there still problems?

Image not visible? It’s athttp://www.metmuseum.org/toah/images/hb/hb_31.11.11_av3.jpgLAW 220 10th Justice; Takings Clause
I’m working on a Business Law question and need guidance to help me study.

As you learned this week, the government can enact the concept of eminent domain and “take” private property so long as it is for the “public use” and the owner is justly compensated. This concept is hotly contested and often results in a clash between property owners and the government. Developers and businesses generally like the concept of eminent domain and really attempt to stretch the term “public use” in order to expand business. In 2005 the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) decided in Kelo v. New London by a narrow margin of 5-4 that city’s taking of private property to sell for private development qualified as a “public use” within the meaning of the takings clause.

In your assignment this week please explain why the court got this correct AND explain why the court was wrong. Lastly, if you were the 10th justice how would you vote and why?

This link should provide you with details on the case: https://www.oyez.org/cases/2004/04-108

Click on the left hand side under “Opinions” for full details.

Your paper should be 400-500 words.

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