Author Question: Compare and contrast conflicts of interest and conflicts of ideas as presented in the textbook. ... (Read 99 times)

LaDunn · **on:** Sep 10, 2018

Compare and contrast conflicts of interest and conflicts of ideas as presented in the textbook. Which of these types of conflict is more serious (i.e., difficult to prevent and likely to lead to armed conflict)?

What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

European textbooks were revised after World War II to reduce ethnic and national stereotypes and to give a fairer portrayal of Europe's various nations. What about the textbooks you used to learn your country's history?

Did they give an accurate picture, or did they overstate the virtues of your own ethnic group or nation at the expense of others? How?
What will be an ideal response?

lauravaras · **Reply #1 on:** Sep 10, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Ideal Answer: The ideal answer should include:
1. Outline the conflicts of interest and conflicts of ideas.
2. Explain how two areas of conflicts differ.
3. Investigate the effects of each area of conflict, assessing which is more and which is less difficult to prevent. Particular examples may be implemented to aid in this assessment.
4. Utilize key terms from the text to aid in analysis terms such as: nationalism, limited war, Islamist, ethnic cleansing, ethnic conflict, etc.
5. Offer a compelling summary and conclusion.

Answer to Question 2

Ideal Answer: The ideal answer should include:
1. Outline what the textbooks used were like in their portrayal of ethnic groups and nations.
2. Compare and contrast the textbooks used to learn the country's history and the character provided of post-World War II European textbooks. If possible, students should cite examples from each.
3. Explain how accurate or inaccurate your textbooks were in their portrayal of your own ethnic group or nation.
4. Outline those textbooks did so
5. Offer a compelling summary and conclusion.