Reference no: EM131519685
Explain the impact the following individuals had upon developments in politics and international relations?
Write a paragraph each on the individuals describing their influence: John Locke Thomas Hobbes Joseph Stalin Adolf Hitler Deng Xiaoping Benito Mussolini Woodrow Wilson Otto Von Bismarck Vladimir Lenin Mikhail Gorbachev
Paper copy due in class on Monday June 5th and to turnitin.com by class time.
General grading guidelines
To merit excellent grades on the biographical paragraph assignments, students should make sure to:
1. Address the most significant contributions made by the person in question and why that contribution was so important.
2. Show some manner of relationship between some of the persons written about.
3. Write about each individual (or a number of individuals) as specified in the instructions.
4. Proofread papers for grammar and spelling errors.
5. Submit papers as paragraphs crafted in your own sentences, as verified by submission to turnitin.com
6. Have papers follow the writing guidelines mentioned in the course syllabus and shown in the sample page format on the course website.
Paper preparation guidelines
-Papers must be typed and double-spaced.
-Papers should be in unbolded 11 or 12-point standard academic (Times New Roman or Courier) font.
-One-inch margins are to be used on all four sides of the page. -No outlines, pictures, photographs, maps, or diagrams. -Forgo the use of quotations in your papers -Do not use cover pages, sleeves, and jackets.
-Students should use spell and grammar checks available on your computer programs prior to submitting papers. Proofread your papers visually to check for further errors.
-If your assignment requires source documentation, Wikipedia.org or associated web pages and content are not acceptable as academic sources in your papers. Wikipedia is an open source encyclopedia that can usually be edited and revised by anyone! Consequently be wary of using this source in College because there is no guarantee that what you are reading is true.