In an essay of no more than two pages, compare and contrast the arguments of Thucydides in “The Melian Dialogue” and Kant in “Perpetual Peace”. In particular, identify what assumptions they make about the sources of state behavior and consider how these assumptions affect their conclusions about what makes the international system highly warlike or highly peaceable.

In an essay of no more than two pages, compare and contrast the arguments of Thucydides in “The Melian Dialogue” and Kant in “Perpetual Peace”. In particular, identify what assumptions they make about the sources of state behavior and consider how these assumptions affect their conclusions about what makes the international system highly warlike or highly peaceable.

A good essay has a thesis in the first paragraph and identifies the major points to be made. It structures the paper around the main points of the argument. It offer specific evidence (in this case text references but not necessarily quotes) to support each claim. It has a final paragraph that is a summary and conclusion that restates the thesis

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