This is an edg assignment so if anyone else has done it I would appreciate any answers I can get! It's due on August 3rd so I still have time. Analyze the historical actions of the United States in response to conflicts around the world and craft a set of guidelines to help guide Congressional decisions about future interventions in global conflicts. find additional information. If you have not already completed the pre-project written assignment, make sure to do that now. Step 1: Complete the US Intervention Historical Analysis Chart. a) Review the content from this course, and draw on prior knowledge and additional research as needed. Use the Resources section of this guide to b) Consider a variety of types of interventions, including military interventions, diplomatic measures, and economic sanctions. Step 2: Develop a set of guidelines for Congress that define when and how the United States should intervene in international conflicts. a) Write two to three guidelines for each type of intervention (military, economic, and diplomatic). b) Support each guideline with a detailed argument that draws from historical events. This additional text should include evidence from the past, from the content in this course, and from outside sources. c) In the supporting text for each guideline, make sure to address any potential counter-arguments that opponents to the guideline might present. Use the Argument Framing tool to help you. Step 3: Review and revise the guidelines document. a) Use the Written Task Project Rubric and the Editing Checklist for Written Tasks to ensure that your work is high-quality and meets the assignment criteria. Step 4: Complete the Project Reflection Questions 1. What did you learn from this conversation? 2. What did you contribute? 3. How did you prepare for this discussion? 4. What ground rules did you and the other participants establish? How did they work? 5. What is an example of a time during the discussion when you challenged or built on an idea shared by someone else? 6. Did you disagree with a point raised during the discussion? How did you respond to it? 7. How well did you and the other discussion participants support your ideas with evidence? 8. How have your ideas about this topic changed as a result of this conversation? Step 5: Upload and submit the following completed documents: a) Intervention Historical Analysis Chart b) Argument Framing Tool c) Guidelines and Arguments d) Project Reflection Questions Obviously, since this is such an extensive question I'll mark the best answer brainliest