Why ancient greeks were not able to forge any kind of national unity

Why ancient greeks were not able to forge any kind of national unity Order Description Choose one of the following questions to answer in 3-4 typed, double-spaced pages (see below for additional formatting details). 1). In a well written and well constructed essay what reasons could you give to explain why the ancient Greeks were never able to forge any kind of national unity, but were seemingly always engaged in warfare with one another? In your essay you might include what types of unity or control they tried to exercise over one another. 2). Athenian democracy is often criticized. In a well written and well constructed essay, give some of the reasons why the Athenian democracy is so often criticized and whether or not you think such criticism well founded or not well founded, and why you think so. A sense of time would be greatly appreciated. 3). "The Roman Empire never fell." In a short, but well written essay explain how that phrase can be justified. For this question, as indeed for all questions, a sense of time is always and deeply appreciated. **ALL SUBMISSIONS MUST BE IN PDF FORMAT AND SUBMITTED THROUGH THIS ASSIGNMENT SUBMISSION PAGE** START YOUR RESEARCH HERE: Massasoit Library Research Guide (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. HANDOUTS AND GUIDES: 1. General Structure of the History EssayPreview the documentView in a new window 2. Erin Harte's handout for the Writing ProcessPreview the documentView in a new window 3. Handout about thesis statements from the Writing CenterPreview the documentView in a new window Sample "A" Papers (click the magnifying glass to view) 1. Essay on the French Revolution & EnlightenmentPreview the documentView in a new window View in a new window(PDF) 2. Essay on the problems with "Columbus Day"Preview the documentView in a new window (PDF) Details: Length: 3-4 pages of written words. Font: 12 point Times New Roman (NO EMBOLDENING THE FONT, PLEASE. JUST STICK WITH STANDARD ESSAY PROCEDURE) Spacing: Your entire essay should be double spaced, with no single spacing anywhere and no extra spacing anywhere. There should not be extra spaces between paragraphs. Citation Format: YOU MUST USE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CITATION STYLES: APA or MLA (your choice) Margins: 1-inch margin at the bottom, top, right side and left side. Images: It's acceptable to add images to your essays, but they should be creative-commons licensed (and you must attribute properly) or public domain. Images will NOT COUNT AGAINST THE PAGE MINIMUM/MAXIMUM. When in doubt, don't include images. Images not properly licensed or attributed will take away points from the total score. Must Include: To prove to me that you've read all of these instructions thoroughly, copy and paste the following at the top of your essay: "Aldous Huxley was right" Sources: At least 3 Credible Sources Grading: Your essay will be graded based on the following criteria (See Rubric for more details): Strength of your thesis. The body paragraphs each separately and distinctly support the thesis using credible evidence from your research. The credibility and number of sources you use. The consistency and quality of your citation method. Your essay meets the page minimum/does not go over page maximum Spelling, grammar, punctuation (Your essay needs to be as free as possible of mistakes, for the sake of clarity). Rubric Essay (1) Essay (1) Criteria Ratings Pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeThesis view longer description 20.0 pts Excellent 15.0 pts Some minor problems 10.0 pts Somewhat clear 5.0 pts Unclear/Not elaborated 0.0 pts No thesis 20.0 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeSupport view longer description 20.0 pts Excellent 15.0 pts Some minor problems 10.0 pts Some support, but not enough 5.0 pts Very little relevant support 0.0 pts No support 20.0 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeConclusion view longer description 10.0 pts Excellent 6.0 pts Some minor problems 4.0 pts Not clear/relevant 0.0 pts No conclusion 10.0 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePage Minimum view longer description 10.0 pts Page minimum met 0.0 pts Page minimum not met/Over-maximum by more than 2 pages 10.0 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeCredible Sources view longer description 15.0 pts Excellent 10.0 pts Some credible, others not 5.0 pts Few credible 0.0 pts None credible 15.0 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeSources Cited in-text view longer description 15.0 pts Excellent 12.0 pts Some problems with citations/missed citations 6.0 pts Many missed citations 0.0 pts No citations 15.0 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeClarity and Grammar view longer description 10.0 pts Excellent 5.0 pts Some grammar problems 2.0 pts Many grammar problems 0.0 pts Nearly unreadable 10.0 pts Total Points: 100.0