Term paper due tomorrow!! Please help me find information so I can write it!?

All students will write a short paper (6 enumerated pages double-spaced). Students have two research options, both rooted in a comparative politics framework. It may either compare 2 countries (not necessarily those covered in class) or structures/arrangements in dealing with conflicts; or comparing 2 countries in their approaches to European Union policy issues.
Here is my topic.. please give me links so I can type my essay!
“for my final research paper I intend to discuss and compare the international relations policy of Britain and Germany. In doing so I plan on exploring the issues of trade, military systems and national defense.”

i don’t like to help procrastinators. you knew it was due, yet you put it off.

the amount of detail needed here to fulfill your paper would be enormous. i would run to the library and check out a dozen books and cram cram cram. no time to waste.

you could fake sick tomorrow and write it while you are out.

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