The paper should support a thesis statement with information gained from research or investigation. A minimum of four sources and at least one must be a primary source. Topic is: The Progressive Era (from the 1890s to the 1920s).
Part 1 – Short Answer (Answer both questions) Write 15 sentences for each of the questions. You must include Chicago-style footnote citations in Part 1. 1) What are some aspects of the “grand narrative†of the African American Civil Rights Movement and how was the movement more complicated than we are usually taught? (Note: you […]
I know it’s a lot, so the closer you are to following all instructions, the bigger the tip. The paper needs to be about the reasons why America got involved in World War I, not the causes of it, or what happened during the war. The paper needs to: – Include a minimum of 2 […]
Chapter 16: Chinese Migration-Please use this as your title. Research the Chinese Migration that occurred beginning in the 1840s. Why were Chinese so eager to immigrate to America? How did Americans first react to Chinese immigrants and why did this change? How did Chinese immigration impact the development of the West, particularly California? What was […]
Historical awareness informs various aspects of our lives. We live in a time of rapid change, and we often think more about the future than the past. However, studying history can help us better understand our own lives in the context of the places we live and society in general. In America, specifically, the government […]
use the book “America A narrative History” by david emory SHI as resource the relevant parts from the book is been uplode as files
Question to answer: For the wealthy, white indentured servitude provided both a means to dump England’s poor overseas and the first stable form of unfree labor in the colonies. For the poor and desperate, it provided a glimmer of hope for a better life at least someday. Judging from these three documents–two letters and a […]
(See the sources attached) One historian has stated:”The successful revolutionary war marked a key turning point in American history because it led to the creation of a new nation formed as a democratic republic. Therefore, American history from the 1760s to the early 1800s might be considered discontinuous-and clearly separated by a ‘colonial period and […]
answer the following questions with a maximum of 350 words each based on the readings given in the photos sent in files. QUESTION 1 72, Solomon Northup, New Orleans Slave Market (1853) What aspects of the buying and selling of slaves does Northup single out for condemnation? What light does Northup’s account shed on the […]
Discussion 1.1: Native American Creation Stories Directions: Read these two Native American creation stories (Links to an external site.), and then answer the following questions: What is the role of man in each of these creation stories. What can that tell us about how some Native Americans saw humans and their role in the world? […]