Question:
How do I take up space when writing a 3-page term paper?
anonymous
2009-03-06 12:56:57 UTC
It's about Herodotus but YOU DON'T HAVE TO READ IT:
Hawo Mohamed
Mr. Crabtree
March 5, 2009

‘THE FATHER OF HISTORY': HERODOTUS

"I, Herodotus of Halicarnassus, am here setting forth my history, that time may not draw the color from what man has brought into being, nor those great and wonderful deeds, manifested by both Greeks and barbarians, fail of their eport, and, together with all this, the reason why they fought one another." -Herodotus

Yiassou. My name is Hροδοτος or also Herodotus. I was born in the city of Halicarnassus, now near Bodrum, Turkey. I am regarded as the "Father of History" but unfortunately some people refer to me as the "Father of Lies". As you know, in my Histories I have only told me what other people in the lands I have traveled in have told me. I have once said, "I must tell what is said, but I am not at all bound to believe it, and this comment of mine holds about my whole History".

I was born into a very wealthy and well-known family. My parents' names were Lyxes and Dyro. I received good education during my school years but when I was a child, there was a much more important event taking place. It was the Persian Wars, a war fought between all of Greece and Persia. The writings of Homer really did encourage me to study the affairs of humans and human thought and nature. I had also learned a lot from the Sophists of my time. It was from Homer's writings of the Trojan War where I had recognized the Persian invasion of Greece was a big and important event taking place.
The Greek world was fermenting with intellectual and creative ideas and studies. I had gained much information from many different philosophers and scientists, including Anaximander and Sophocles.


How do I take up space? Should I write about his 'Histories' also?

Thanks.
Ten answers:
francozyx
2009-03-06 13:13:00 UTC
"I, Herodotus of Halicarnassus, am here setting forth my history, that time may not draw the color from what man has brought into being, nor those great and wonderful deeds, manifested by both Greeks and barbarians, fail of their eport, and, together with all this, the reason why they fought one another." -Herodotus



Yiassou. My name is Hροδοτος or also Herodotus. I was born in the city of Halicarnassus, now near Bodrum, Turkey. I am regarded as the "Father of History" but unfortunately some people refer to me as the "Father of Lies". WHY DO THEY REFER TO YOU AS EITHER THE FATHER OF HISTORY OR THE FATHER OF LIES.As you know, in my Histories I have only told me what other people in the lands I have traveled in have told me. I have once said, "I must tell what is said, but I am not at all bound to believe it, and this comment of mine holds about my whole History".



I was born into a very wealthy and well-known family. My parents' names were Lyxes and Dyro.TELL MORE ABOUT YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR CHILDHOOD...WHAT DID YOU LIKE TO DO FOR FUN..WHERE DID YOU LIVE I received good education during my school years but when I was a child, there was a much more important event taking place. It was the Persian Wars, a war fought between all of Greece and Persia. TELL ABOUT THE PERSIAN WAR. The writings of Homer really did encourage me to study the affairs of humans and human thought and nature. WHY DID THE WRITINGS OF HOMER ENCOURAGE YOUI had also learned a lot from the Sophists of my time. WHAT DID YOU LEARN FROM THE SOPHISTS It was from Homer's writings of the Trojan War where I had recognized the Persian invasion of Greece was a big and important event taking place. WHAT DID YOU DO WHEN YOU REALIZED THAT?

The Greek world was fermenting with intellectual and creative ideas and studies. I had gained much information from many different philosophers and scientists, including Anaximander and Sophocles. WHAT DID YOU GAIN....HOW DID IT HELP YOU? WHAT AFFECT DID ALL OF THIS HAVE ON YOU?
anonymous
2009-03-06 13:03:52 UTC
Yeah definitely write about the histories, but a trick i picked up to make space is double space. put two spaces after sentenced and other wise its all in the research. Cite actually works or quotes, this will take up room and then you could even add your opinion on the topic to make more space and show your professor that you know ur stuff good luck
Mrs. Sidney Crosby
2009-03-06 13:05:03 UTC
The best thing to do is to expand it more. Go off on tangents or paragraphs about nothing but make it related to the story. I do this all the time. The worst thing is to make the font bigger because haha i used to get in trouble for that. So just make a paragraph about the little details of the story.

Hope i helped =)
anonymous
2016-10-14 13:57:24 UTC
u . s . a .: The Gilded Age Progressivism the super melancholy Reaganomics The Vietnam conflict someplace else: The Paris Peace convention 1919. the autumn of France 1940 The Holocaust Nelson Mandela The chinese language Civil conflict.
anonymous
2009-03-06 13:01:15 UTC
Just type it out on the computer and set the font bigger. I always do that when I have a big essay to write! :)
anonymous
2009-03-06 13:01:17 UTC
Double Space it or Hand Write it
ness. =)
2009-03-06 13:06:34 UTC
that is supposed to be 3 pages? im afraid nothing can help you there, you need more information. double space. make the periods bigger. (may take awhile, but i hear it works.) good luck!
Designer~Wife
2009-03-06 13:02:23 UTC
Words usually work
Novia
2009-03-06 13:04:01 UTC
Fluff it. Use long prepositions, etc., as much as you can.



Double space it.



Bigger font.
Dr. KIAGCG 110™
2009-03-06 13:03:53 UTC
with educated words


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