Distinguish between the Old World and New World.

In a 4 PARAGRAPHS, answer the following question: What is the most significant difference between Old World slavery and New World slavery? Your short essay response (meaning that you are writing paragraphs) to this question should include the following. This means that I will be grading your answer to see how well you do the following: 1. Distinguish between the Old World and New World. (2.5 points) 2. Describe the nature and practices of slavery in various societies of the Old World. (2.5 points) 3. Explain the most significant difference between Old World Slavery and New World Slavery. (5 points) Drawing on interpretations from course readings and class discussions, answer this question in your own words: What is history? Your answer should include one paragraph for each of the following subquestions: 1. What is the definition of history as an academic discipline? This answer must draw on the reading “The Nature of History: History as Reconstruction” and other readings from the first two weeks of class. (4 points) 2. What distinguishes history from other disciplines in the social sciences and humanities? (2 points) 3. How have the readings and class discussions about Historical Thinking confirmed, complicated, expanded, or negated your original ideas of the history discipline? (4 points) In a 5 PARAGRAPHS, explain the formation of racial slavery in at least 2 (two) regions/societies of mainland colonial North America. Your short essay response (meaning that you are writing paragraphs) to this question should address the following themes. This means that I will be grading your answer to see how well you incorporated the following themes: 1. Regions/Societies as an interpretive frame for understanding racial slavery in mainland colonial North America. (2 points) 2. Societies with slaves and slave societies. (2 points) 3. Change over time in the formation of racial slavery. (2 points) 4. Describe the formation of racial slavery in two regions/societies in mainland colonial North America.