Category: History : History

President Joe Biden has provided an agenda on climate change that includes “a goal to reach 100 percent carbon pollution-free electricity by 2035.” Why is this a very ambitious challenge? Why is climate change an important policy issue for the president? What are some significant components of the president’s climate change agenda that may impact… Continue reading President Joe Biden has provided an agenda on climate change that includes “a go

In the period 1900 to 2001, people and states around the world adopted political ideologies such as communism, fascism, or nationalism to challenge the existing political and/or social order. Develop an argument that evaluates how one or more of these political ideologies challenged the existing political and/or social order.

The USA PATRIOT Act (reauthorized by Congress in 2006 with a few changes), the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 2008, and actions carried out by the National Security Agency and George W. Bush administration raised new questions about the competing interests of national security and civil liberties. What are these interests and what issues of… Continue reading The USA PATRIOT Act (reauthorized by Congress in 2006 with a few changes), the F

– Scholars interpret history through the research of primary sources, or what individuals of the time period wrote and said about the world as they experienced it.  History textbooks such as Eric Foner’s Give Me Liberty are often at a remove from this initial contact with the historical record, as they compile the conclusions made… Continue reading #NAME?

The USA PATRIOT Act (reauthorized by Congress in 2006 with a few changes), the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 2008, and actions carried out by the National Security Agency and George W. Bush administration raised new questions about the competing interests of national security and civil liberties. What are these interests and what issues of… Continue reading The USA PATRIOT Act (reauthorized by Congress in 2006 with a few changes), the F

• Paper length: five pages long using normal fonts and margins. • Citations: limit your use of quotes since this paper should emphasize your ability as a historian to create your own argument. Your examples and evidence (quotes, facts, summaries) should cite their source using in-text citations that include the author’s name and the page… Continue reading • Paper length: five pages long using normal fonts and margins.
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The following are the two (2) possible SHORT ESSAY questions that could appear on Examination #1, but only one (1) will actually be on the examination.  In responding to the SHORT ESSAYS, you are required to write a minimum of two to three (2-3) academic paragraphs, each paragraph consisting of a minimum of five (5)… Continue reading The following are the two (2) possible SHORT ESSAY questions that could appear o

The following are the two (2) possible SHORT ESSAY questions that could appear on Examination #1, but only one (1) will actually be on the examination.  In responding to the SHORT ESSAYS, you are required to write a minimum of two to three (2-3) academic paragraphs, each paragraph consisting of a minimum of five (5)… Continue reading The following are the two (2) possible SHORT ESSAY questions that could appear o

After skimming and reading the very long chapter from Dr. Karen Blu (1996) entitled, “Where do you stay at?: Home Place and Community among the Lumbee,” here’s a quote I’d like you to focus on for this discussion from Blu’s article on page 207: “It’s not that Indians do not migrate, but rather that they… Continue reading After skimming and reading the very long chapter from Dr. Karen Blu (1996) entit

Compare between movement and revolution of Industrial Revolution by making a 2 diagrams like the example provided in the file attachments with writing the definition of them in the middle of the circle and 5 characteristics and 3 examples for each.