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Question: Experimentation is at the heart of modern physiology. Ewald Weibel explains how modern experimental methods inevitably generate difficult questions:
Physiologists are bound to test their scientific theories in experiments on living matter and, ultimately, on living organisms - animalsor humans. This confronts the physiologist with ethical dilemmas: can we engage in physiological experiments in the face of possibly harming the interests of living beings, or should we refrain from such studies, thus preventing the good that can be derived from scientific progress?
Do you think it is ethical to use animals in scientific experiments?
Start by making the best case you can for the position that is most different from yours and ask why someone who subscribes to this position would believe that you have made the best case possible on their behalf?
What is your response to this position? What does your positions share in common and where do they differ?
Has your view on the ethics of animal experimentation changed since starting researching? If it has changed, can you identify what you learned since then that influenced this change?
Discuss the specific connections between economic development and imperialism in the latter half of the 20th century.
Explain immigration to America during the half of 19 th century
American Society in the Making
Some historians considered the industrialists of the late 19th Century to be captains of industry while others considered them robber barons. Which view do you believe to be correct and why.
Explain the significance of the transition of humankind from a hunter-gatherer society to a food-producing society. Include the following: A description of the Paleolithic era
Tombs and Monuments: Compare an aspect of the tomb of Emperor Shihuangdi with the burial tombs of other cultures, such as Egypt or Mesopotamia. Explain whether you think the emperor's elaborate tomb was motivated by power or religious beliefs.
Can anyone educate me regarding one distinct Mesopatamian and one Egyptian female and their accomplishments?
What are the characteristics of the first civilizations of 5000 years ago? Especially in Mesopotamia.
Determine why Mesopotamia was so vulnerable.
Some have said that the strength and endurance of the Empire and the regular, dependable recurrence of the Nile flood gave the artists-craftsmen a sense of consistency that profoundly influenced the nature of their artistic creations.
What are the characteristics of the first civilizations of 5000 years ago( especially in the Mesopotamia)? what makes these groups "civilized" as opposed to prehistoric peoples?
Cultures of Mesopotamia, especially Summer, and Egypt. How cultures change over time.
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