Paper 3: The Type of Monument
At this point, your Renaissance patron is ready to conceive a suitable monument to him or herself. ART class addresses many types of potential monuments that should inspire you. There are secular monuments, primarily in the form of palaces commissioned by merchants and churchmen (cardinals and popes), but also in the form of infrastructure: bridges, roads, piazzas, aqueducts, fountains. We also discuss ecclesiastical monuments (churches and chapels) and we see in many cases that the boundaries between secular and ecclesiastical are not distinct (a sacristy also used as a family mausoleum; a papal chapel that celebrates a particular dynasty). Remember that your monument should be appropriate to the identity and goals of your patron. For this assignment you must describe the type of monument and its location, provide a detailed description of the layout and a drawing of a floor plan, and describe all relevant architectural features and their significance (i.e., does it have a dome or a particular facade design? is it made from a significant type of stone, etc.?). Because you need to provide considerable detail, this assignment must be two to three pages in length (typed, double-spaced text in a 12-point font with one-inch margins), not counting illustrations.

at least 700 words.

1. Please read the proposal I uploaded first. this paper is a continuation of the proposal.
2. You need to invent and complete the info of the fictional pope Joseph V.
3. You must be based on the feature and culture of the Renaissance to invent all the info/events to form the paper. Your idea should be reasonable.
4.!!!!!!! Do not change the real historical event. But you can invent a non-
5. You can change some info from the proposal related to pope Joseph V. But the patron must be pope Joseph V.
6. Do not copy a real historical figure/people/event and just change his name and part info.
7. You can say some real historical people/events influence your invented patron/events.
    you can create a social relationship between famous historical people(such as real famous painters) with your patron.
8. Please change some info according to the instruction from paper 2 in your paper 3. I will upload it later.

Watch the following short video about the history of Minstrelsy in America. Then select two particular elements you heard discussed and find additional information regarding those elements and the impact they had. There should be at least two paragraphs of information for each plus an introduction and summary paragraph.

Watch the following History Channel documentary about the history of radio. (This is one of the few that is lengthy at around 45min) Follow the outline for your written portion.
1-Origins of Radio technology. Pick one person that is part of the technological development of radio and discuss their contribution and importance.
2- First applications of radio. Select one of the first events in radio transmission that stuck out to you and discuss its importance.
3 – Business of Radio. Select one person, invention, or event from the era of radio as big business and discuss how you think it impacted society.
4. Stars of Radio. Pick one of the first stars of radio that had a popular culture impact then discuss how it changed peoples lives.

(MY  tv movie is the Wizard of Oz)

the concept of the social contract (the agreement between a given group of people about how they will function in relation to one another). Although most works of fiction don’t explicitly mention a social contract, most of them do include some form of one. Think about the social contract as it’s expressed in the world of the TV show Friends: A bunch of self-interested people find happiness through working as a team. Or the social contract as it’s expressed in the more recent Breaking Bad: A lone wolf preys on a society that has failed him morally and financially. Each of these works of fiction expresses a world view in terms of how people are (or are not) responsible for one another.

the concept of the social contract (the agreement between a given group of people about how they will function in relation to one another). Although most works of fiction don’t explicitly mention a social contract, most of them do include some form of one. Think about the social contract as it’s expressed in the world of the TV show Friends: A bunch of self-interested people find happiness through working as a team. Or the social contract as it’s expressed in the more recent Breaking Bad: A lone wolf preys on a society that has failed him morally and financially. Each of these works of fiction expresses a world view in terms of how people are (or are not) responsible for one another.

should have an introduction with a clear thesis that leaves no mystery about what you will put forth; body paragraphs that are ordered and connected to support the thesis; and a conclusion which reflects on your findings. You should assume that your reader has a passing knowledge of your favorite piece of fiction, but you should briefly explain things like character (who’s important and why), setting (time and place), and conflict (the reason people are interacting as they are) so that there are no unsupported leaps in logic. You should use examples as you need them to illuminate your assertions. You can find these examples in the fiction itself, for example, paraphrasing the climax of a novel or quoting important dialogue from a movie.

(MY  tv movie is the Wizard of Oz)

the concept of the social contract (the agreement between a given group of people about how they will function in relation to one another). Although most works of fiction don’t explicitly mention a social contract, most of them do include some form of one. Think about the social contract as it’s expressed in the world of the TV show Friends: A bunch of self-interested people find happiness through working as a team. Or the social contract as it’s expressed in the more recent Breaking Bad: A lone wolf preys on a society that has failed him morally and financially. Each of these works of fiction expresses a world view in terms of how people are (or are not) responsible for one another.

the concept of the social contract (the agreement between a given group of people about how they will function in relation to one another). Although most works of fiction don’t explicitly mention a social contract, most of them do include some form of one. Think about the social contract as it’s expressed in the world of the TV show Friends: A bunch of self-interested people find happiness through working as a team. Or the social contract as it’s expressed in the more recent Breaking Bad: A lone wolf preys on a society that has failed him morally and financially. Each of these works of fiction expresses a world view in terms of how people are (or are not) responsible for one another.

should have an introduction with a clear thesis that leaves no mystery about what you will put forth; body paragraphs that are ordered and connected to support the thesis; and a conclusion which reflects on your findings. You should assume that your reader has a passing knowledge of your favorite piece of fiction, but you should briefly explain things like character (who’s important and why), setting (time and place), and conflict (the reason people are interacting as they are) so that there are no unsupported leaps in logic. You should use examples as you need them to illuminate your assertions. You can find these examples in the fiction itself, for example, paraphrasing the climax of a novel or quoting important dialogue from a movie.

Employment status report for Fashion Design major. Address the following topics, using the sets of questions below to guide you in narrating your professional story. Use your process and research to develop a thesis assessing your current position and preparation within your industry as well as next steps toward achieving your dream, or another argument you wish to make about yourself and your field.

Please read the attached file to see more detail. I will also provide you my personal experience for your reference to write this report.

Employment status report for Fashion Design major. Address the following topics, using the sets of questions below to guide you in narrating your professional story. Use your process and research to develop a thesis assessing your current position and preparation within your industry as well as next steps toward achieving your dream, or another argument you wish to make about yourself and your field.

Please read the attached file to see more detail. I will also provide you my personal experience for your reference to write this report.

Spreadsheet assignment for photography portfolio website
*This is not an essay format is just a classwork ( spreadsheet format)assignment )
You are to do research in this assignment, you will research hosting packages, domain name registrars, and full-service portfolio providers.
Include a minimum of (4) each of the following:
    web hosts
    registrars
    portfolio providers

1. Research: Hosts, Registrars, Portfolio Providers
You will research the various options provided by the selected companies youve identified.
Include in your research:
    price
    features
    user reviews
    quality of service
    customer support
    anything else you feel is important or relevant
2. Compile Your Research
Create a spreadsheet with the presentation of the various options. The information should be well structured and easy to read and understand

Ps* please for the portfolio provider include squarespace.com, wix.com and other 1 of your choice after you research. Please follow the directions above and create a spreadsheet in Word only DONT DO IN PDF. 2 pages
Below is an example please dont copy but use it as an example to guide you.

Huntsville Station, Directed by Jamie Meltzer and Chris Filippone Description:

Description:

Make a list of everything you notice in the film. What you see, what you hear. Just state the facts. For example, describe the opening shot in detail, who is in it, what time of day is it, light, screen direction are people walking toward the camera?

Analysis:
How is everything you described above related to each other. How are things organized, complement one another, create harmony or discord? Think about movement, composition, rhythm, repetition. What stands out the most and why? How do these elements support the story?

Interpretation:
How does the piece make you feel? What does it make you think of? What is communicated to you? How do you know that? What in the piece helps you understand that? How was the filmmaker influenced by his/her surroundings? These should be feelings backed up by observations.

Evaluation:
Did it accomplish what it intended? Why or why not? Make a decision about the work. This is the place for personal opinion.