Category: American History
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Is public opinion generally clear, providing broad signals to elected leaders about what needs to be done? Why or why not?
The writing assignments will consist of two – three paragraphs minimum each, following MLA format, and answering the questions provided with the assignments. Writing assignment/exercise will be submitted in the Canvas drop box provided. No email attachments will be accepted. NO EXCEPTIONS. Students must answer the following: Is public opinion generally clear, providing broad signals…
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How does the modern American lifestyle make getting regular physical activity and a balanced diet difficult? What are some ways to overcome these challenges?
AMST 100: American studies How does the modern American lifestyle make getting regular physical activity and a balanced diet difficult? What are some ways to overcome these challenges?
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What does the amendment say at its core?
What’s Wrong in the Amendments in the Constitution Select 5 out of the 27 Amendments in the Constitution and give the following accounts on each; 1. What number/sequence is the amendment, including when it was adopted? 2. What does the amendment say at its core? (Summarize the amendment) 3. What reasonable explanations do you believe…
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Discuss the American media reactions to the Patriot Act, for example compare the reaction of the republic party to the Patriot Act as opposed to ethinic minorities reaction to the Patriot Act. Use articles such as The New York Times.
The Patriot Act and it’s consequences Part 1: Briefly describe 9/12 and the reaction it got from the American government and the American people. Then completely analyse the Patriot Act it’s direct ambitions and how it aimed to provide security post 9/11. However talk about how it actually had many cons in the long run…
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How does designing 1600s houses deepen my understanding of Arthur Millers play the crucible?
How does designing 1600s houses deepen my understanding of Arthur Millers play the crucible? How does focusing on a specific theme when designing or being creative help the overall project?
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In chapter 5, Wilkerson explains how Miss Vale had diffuculty fitting into the container that had been made for her as a black woman. What containers do people have for you that you long to break out of?
HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES: AMERICA’S URBAN SCHOOLS Question 1 In chapter 5, Wilkerson explains how Miss Vale had diffuculty fitting into the container that had been made for her as a black woman. What containers do people have for you that you long to break out of? Question 2 Wilkerson takes a look at the…
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In an essay of 1000-1500 words, examine three of the ways that Americans sought rebirth in this time period. Drawing from Lears’ book, the American Yawp reader, and our lectures and discussions in class, write an essay that addresses why Americans sought rebirth in this period and how they sought to achieve it. W
Rebirth of a Nation Analysis In his book Rebirth of a Nation, historian Jackson Lears claims that “the political has always been personal.” He argues that politics, culture, and economics have historically been rooted in the personal decisions and emotions of people. He concludes that the greatest of these desires is the desire for rebirth,…
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Create a video that teaches others about the structure of the court system.
American Government- the Structure of the Court System Structure of the Court SystemWhat ya need to do…1. Choose a “creation tool”. Options are provided below. (Use Adobe Spark!)A. Apple Clips (If you have an iPhone or an iPad, this is an awesome free app from Apple!)B. Android options of Funimate or Magisto C. Adobe Spark2.…
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What impact did the Fugitive Slave Law have on the attitude of northern whites toward slavery? Briefly explain.
American History What impact did the Fugitive Slave Law have on the attitude of northern whites toward slavery? Briefly explain.
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Jean-Paul Sartre wrote: “When choosing himself, man is choosing for mankind.” Explain this quote, reflecting on the role of the intellectual in society.
Jean-Paul Sartre wrote: “When choosing himself, man is choosing for mankind.” Explain this quote, reflecting on the role of the intellectual in society.