Hospital XYZ is having issues with unwanted users hacking into their email system. Hospital XYZ should perform a ______________________ to assess where the vulnerabilities are occurring within their email system.

The process of determining the critical functions of the organization and the information vital to maintaining these operations as well as the applications and databases, hardware, and communication facilities that use, store or support this information is referred to as ________________________.

The Security Rule specifies _____ that must be in place to protect information systems, buildings, and equipment from natural and environmental hazards

[BLANK-1] is defined as a politically organized territory or state headed by (a usually hereditary) monarch. This political organization is one of the first to develop in early human civilization.

Around 1200 B.C.E., climate change catalyzed by a major volcanic eruption, waves of migrations, warfare, famine, economic decline, and political discontinuity led to [BLANK-1]. This was a widespread period of crisis and destruction in the Eastern Mediterranean world that saw the decline of Ancient Mesopotamian societies and empires, such as the Egyptians. While it was a period of political turmoil for many established empires of the ancient world, it was also a period of time in which new technologies were circulating.

Egyptian funerary rituals during the Old Kingdom included mummification and carving religious texts and spells in the tomb of a pharaoh in order to bring him back to life and help him ascend to heaven. By the Middle Kingdom and New Kingdom, mummification had been democratized, and wealthy nobles and even commoners were then afforded the luxury of mummification. As Egypt came into contact with other Mesopotamian civilizations, their funerary rites became more complex. Egyptians recorded their beliefs about the afterlife, funerary rituals, and the rites of some mystical spells in [BLANK-1], a text written in the New Kingdom. It explained that the soul left the body after death to become part of the divine. Further, it told versions of the Osiris Myth and explained that the god Osiris died each year and was brought back to life by his wife (and sister), Isis, when the Nile flooded. Osiris, and his assistant, the god Anubis who assisted in mummification, weighed the hearts of departed humans to determine whether they had lived justly enough to earn everlasting life.

Part 3 Essay Question (40%): Your essay should have an introduction with a clear and specific thesis, a body with evidence, and a conclusion that reinforces your central argument. Select the option you feel the most comfortable with and answer it to the best of your ability. You may find it helpful to write out a brief outline of the essay before you begin writing.Choose ONE (1):Describe the reign of Sargon. How did he come to found the world’s first empire and what was that empire? In what ways did Sargon incorporate the culture of conquered peoples into his empire? How did he legitimize his rule? What challenges did he face?Despite the absence of sustained political unity, what allowed for some level of cohesiveness among Indian society? What cultural elements loosely unified the subcontinent? What role did the environment play in terms of allowing Indian cultures to flourish?Compare and contrast Ancient Greece’s two greatest poleis: Athens and Sparta. In what ways were these societies similar and in what ways did they differ? Describe how these city-states came into conflict with one another during the Peloponnesian War.  What issues led to this conflict and which group ultimately emerged victorious?

Part 2 Short Answer ID Terms (30%): A short answer ID should briefly address the basic journalistic questions: who or what, when, where, and why. Each answer should be a coherent paragraph of at least 4-5 sentences. Be sure to discuss the historical significance – this is the most important part of your ID term. Do not leave any portion of the five options you choose blank – it is best to write something, even if you must guess somewhat. Partial credit is better than nothing.Answer FIVE (5) of the following terms:AchillesAshokaChinese CosmologyDaoismHammurabi’s CodeNefertitiThe Osiris MythThe Peloponnesian WarPericlesVardhamana Mahavira

Religious violence between Catholics and Protestants was commonplace following the Protestant Reformation. One of the most notable examples came at the St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre in 1572, which occurred following the wedding of the Catholic sister of the King of France, Margaret de Valois, to a Protestant groom: [BLANK-1]. The bridegroom was a pragmatist and recognized that converting to Catholicism would ultimately allow him to serve as King of France himself; he was said to have cynically stated “Paris is worth a mass.” The wedding itself began in a bizarre fashion. As a Protestant, the groom was not allowed inside the cathedral where the wedding was being held, so his brother had to stand in for him with the groom yelling his vows out from across the threshold of the door. Following the ceremony, the Catholic Queen, Catherine de’ Medici, ordered troops to kill the thousands of unarmed French Huguenots (Protestants) who had traveled to Paris for the wedding and who had been assured of the safety of the event as wedding guests. The number of dead within Paris likely numbered at a few thousand; however, violence spread throughout the countryside as Catholics surprised Protestants and massacred as many as 30,000 over the course of several weeks. The bridegroom escaped the religious violence from the St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre and did ultimately convert to Catholicism and become King of France; however, he would ultimately be a victim of later religious violence as he was assassinated by a Catholic extremist in 1610.

Florence was the center of the Italian Renaissance and became notable for its unique Renaissance-era architecture. Florence’s celebrated building of this style is [BLANK-1] designed by the Renaissance architect Filippo Brunelleschi (1377-1446).