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Posted: December 10th, 2013

Go on www.coursesmart.com
then go on my bookshelf
then sign in
e-mail adresse is sebli_tf@yahoo.com
password getahun1
then you ll see a world civilization book on the website.
you go throught that and answer the essay question from the book. all of the source should be from the book on the website.

here is the direction for the essay

a) Please type your essay in a double-spaced format in 10 or 12 point font with no more than 1 inch margins (standard layouts for word processing programs). It is preferable, however, to single-space your name and course info at the top of the first page.* b) Please do not use the Internet or other outside source to write your essay. You are being tested on your understanding of the assigned course material (i.e. the textbook). Essays with the highest scores will be those that evidence well-written and thought- through answers to all parts of the question(s) that are supported by proper citations.
c) Please cite pages from the course textbook in the appropriate places within your essay where you’ve use them as sources for what you have written. Please include your citations within the text (parentheticals) or as footnotes at the bottom of each page. If you do not understand how to cite sources within your essay, please ask the professor. A Works Cited page or bibliography is welcome, but does not suffice for not having proper citations of pages in their proper locations within your essay.
d) Your essay should be at least 2 full pages in length (you may write more than 2 pages if you wish, but try to keep it reasonable please as the prof. has to read it all). *If you feel you must double-space your name and class info at the top of the first page, please make-up for it by writing a bit more into a 3rd page so that your actual essay is really at least 2 full pages long. (don’t have a huge blank space at the top of the page).
please answer the essay question from the book on the website and use the book as source.

here is the the essay question

1, What factors motivated the Romans and the Sasanian Persians to shift toward monotheism in the fourth century? Which factors were similar? Which factors were different? How did the two empires handle the shift differently? In what ways was Christianity a Jewish reform movement,as the textbook describes it? Do you think Christianity has increasingly ignored its historical Jewish roots over time? Why/Why not?