Discussion topic: Discuss the key elements and attributes of the Market Revolution that forged a national ecomony in the US, and the countless changes it brought forth in American life, culture, and society. Key questions: How did western expansion influence the US economy, and how did it create new markets for goods? What was the […]
Directions: To formulate your answer to the questions below you must use the resources provided for you in this course (lectures, primary sources, American Yawp). Failure to do so will affect your grade accordingly. Address one or more of the questions below. Question(s): How did disenfranchisement, segregation, and lynching alter the citizenship of African Americans […]
This is a research paper bassed on the book beloved. by toni morrison. so perferable soemone who can help write this with knowledge of the book.
Compare and contrast the background of two groups of Americans: Those who became Loyalists and those who became Patriots.
Essay Requirements: Essays should range in the 350 to 500 word length. They should have three to five paragraphs with an introduction and thesis, a body of evidence that proves the thesis, and a conclusion. Review the rubric for guidance on this essay. Always cite your sources, both in your essay and in a bibliography […]
Trace the changes that led to the Fall of the Iron Curtain. What were the significant events of the late 20th century that led to collapse of the Soviet Union? Do you see any parallels to contemporary issues with Russian global involvement? CREATE 2 DISCUSSION POST QUESTIONS ABOUT THE TOPIC
Professor’s Instructions Below: The purpose of this discussion is to help you imagine how it felt to be an Indian forced to undergo assimilation at a boarding school far from home and try to understand also the point of view of other people at the time. you will analyze the photo of Tom Torlino embedded […]
After completing this week’s readings and viewing the video lectures, invent a fictional historical character who lived in the decades after the Civil War. This might be a person such as a recently freed slave in the South, a white settler in the West, a Native American being displaced from traditional homelands, or someone working […]
Introduction: Read the case study, Guilty ‘Til Proven. You are expected to use theories, vocabulary, and models to describe your analysis of the case study. The case study analysis should be written in clear concise language. Instructions: Pick two issues to discuss in your case study analysis. Write a 500 – 700 word analysis using […]
summary of the article that also connects it with class concepts and conversations we’ve had in class. This should be about a page, and should demonstrate that you have a clear grasp of the article and how it connects to other topics in American government.