Write a 1-2 page (double-spaced) five paragraph essay on one of the wars we've covered so far (e.g. World War I, World War II, or the Cold War). Be sure to apply at least one theoretical perspective to it, to articulate the level(s) of analysis you're using and to demonstrate your understanding of at least five international relations terms. Your essay should be insightful meaning that you should demonstrate your critical thinking on the topic.

In your introductory paragraph, introduce the war, theoretical perspective, level(s) of analysis and terms you're going to discuss. End the paragraph with your thesis statement, which is about what you have to say about the topic. For more information on them, please check out this link. In paragraph 2, talk about the first point from your thesis statement and in paragraph 3 talk about the second point from your thesis statement. In paragraph 4, talk about your third point and in paragraph 5 conclude with a wrap up of your analysis.

In your introductory paragraph, introduce the war, theoretical perspective, level(s) of analysis and terms you're going to discuss. End the paragraph with your thesis statement, which is about what you have to say about the topic. For more information on them, please check out this link. In paragraph 2, talk about the first point from your thesis statement and in paragraph 3 talk about the second point from your thesis statement. In paragraph 4, talk about your third point and in paragraph 5 conclude with a wrap up of your analysis.

In your introductory paragraph, introduce the war, theoretical perspective, level(s) of analysis and terms you're going to discuss. End the paragraph with your thesis statement, which is about what you have to say about the topic. For more information on them, please check out this link. In paragraph 2, talk about the first point from your thesis statement and in paragraph 3 talk about the second point from your thesis statement. In paragraph 4, talk about your third point and in paragraph 5 conclude with a wrap up of your analysis.