I have to Industrial Revolution. I wanted to do how Socialism came out of it but I couldn't find sources to cite. So now I'm doing transportation. 50% done! Yay!
Go one step further: tie in the arguments of the authors and practitioners of communism: Karl Marx, Frederich Engel, Josef Stalin, Mao Tse-Tung, Fidel Castro, and so many others.
While they recognize the enormous benefits of the Industrial Revolution, they would quickly and emphatically argue that a market not controlled by the government is a market doomed to corruption. Government has to be implemented to maintain the delicate balance.
And if you want, tie in pro-market arguments from many conservative leaders such as Ronald Reagan and Adam Smith (There's more but I can't think of them) as a contrast to the communist view of the industrial revolution.
Wouldn't advise accepting the offer. There's a lot of systems running around to prevent cheating these days - if Dufne's paper got anywhere near one of those systems it'll flag instantly and you'll find yourself wishing you completed the paper on your own.
Believe me, I've seen many a student's grade crash and burn over it - far better to take the higher road in this case.
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