Discipline: American history

The Mexican-American War: Causes, Characteristics, Consequences, Historical Impact, and Comparative Analysis Against Pre-Revolution (17th century) MilitiaThe Mexican-American War: Causes, Characteristics, Consequences, Historical Impact, and Comparative Analysis Against Pre-Revolution (17th century) Militia

The Mexican-American War, fought between 1846 and 1848, was a pivotal event in the history of both Mexico and the United States. This essay requires you to delve into the causes, characteristics (leaders, challenges, strategies, tactics, innovations), consequences and historical impact of the war, shedding light on the geopolitical, economic, and social factors that led […]

Compare and contrast the great revolutions of the “long 19th Century”. Specifically, what factors inspired the American and French revolutions? How are the similar? How are they different?Compare and contrast the great revolutions of the “long 19th Century”. Specifically, what factors inspired the American and French revolutions? How are the similar? How are they different?

Use the MLA format for your paper and be sure to write 4-5 pages double spaced 12pt Times new Roman font in the MLA essay format that includes a works cited page. Your first page should include the title of your essay, your name, date, class, and instructor. Rubric: – Thesis is clearly stated in […]

Boxing in the U.S during the 20th Century. How people of color were able to overcome racism, adversity. And how they were able to be successful in the sport of Boxing in the U.SBoxing in the U.S during the 20th Century. How people of color were able to overcome racism, adversity. And how they were able to be successful in the sport of Boxing in the U.S

Before you begin writing your research paper, you will write a two-page proposal. In addition to introducing your topic, this proposal should describe your research question and preliminary argument. A good proposal not only identifies the question you seek to answer, but also explains how you will answer it (what specific primary sources you will […]

Write an essay that analyzes the defining political, socioeconomic, and cultural features of US history between 1865 and 1920.Write an essay that analyzes the defining political, socioeconomic, and cultural features of US history between 1865 and 1920.

Write an essay that analyzes the defining political, socioeconomic, and cultural features of US history between 1865 and 1920. using Political Topics 1. 1865-1880: The Reconstruction Era Topic: The Reconstruction Amendments (13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments) Significance: After the Civil War, the Reconstruction Amendments aimed to address the legacy of slavery and grant citizenship and […]

Define public policy and choose one public policy issue, either from the US Department of State website or identified on your own, that directly or indirectly relates to a concern important in your life today.Define public policy and choose one public policy issue, either from the US Department of State website or identified on your own, that directly or indirectly relates to a concern important in your life today.

Define public policy and choose one public policy issue, either from the US Department of State website or identified on your own, that directly or indirectly relates to a concern important in your life today. For example, how might immigration policy impact the economy? Be sure to look at all sides of the issue and […]

Week 6 Midterm “The Salem Witch Mania”: Recent Scholarship and American History Textbooks Benjamin C. RayWeek 6 Midterm “The Salem Witch Mania”: Recent Scholarship and American History Textbooks Benjamin C. Ray

Week 6 Midterm “The Salem Witch Mania”: Recent Scholarship and American History TextbooksBenjamin C. RayThis essay critically reviews recent research on the Salem witch trials, comparing it with outdated accounts found in contemporary American history textbooks. It highlights a shift in scholarship that emphasizes the central role of religion in the Salem episode, contrasting it […]

Reading Response for a History Class Pre-1865. There are 5 questions in which you must respond to, totaling 500-800 words (I typically aim for 100-150 per response).Reading Response for a History Class Pre-1865. There are 5 questions in which you must respond to, totaling 500-800 words (I typically aim for 100-150 per response).

There are five questions in which you must respond to, totalling a word count of 500-800 (typically aiming for about 125-150 per response). The questions MUST be answered using the eligible readings that correlate to the questions, which I have provided. To get a 100, it needs the following: 1. Quotations from the readings that […]

Why did the Populist Party become so popular? What were their demands? And why did the populist party ultimately fail?Why did the Populist Party become so popular? What were their demands? And why did the populist party ultimately fail?

Using all five sources, answer the following questions: Why did the Populist Party become so popular? What were their demands? And why did the populist party ultimately fail? Format your essay according to the following guidelines: – Please title your essay! Center your title at the top of the first page – Multiple paragraphs and […]

“Industrialization and Its Grievances: The Fragmentation of Skilled Labor, Workplace Transformation, and Worker Resistance in the Late Nineteenth Century“Industrialization and Its Grievances: The Fragmentation of Skilled Labor, Workplace Transformation, and Worker Resistance in the Late Nineteenth Century

Construct a college level essay exploring these five themes: 1. impact of labor subdivision 2. efficiency-driven manufacturing 3. workplace changes 4. skilled workers’ strategies 5. the challenges of labor resistance. Although there is no word limit, this and all essays are to be approximately 500 words in length. In preparing your essays, it is best […]

The Gilded Age, you will analyze both primary and secondary sources to present a historical argument. think about what makes it unique. What is your argument? How did your topic impact the United States?The Gilded Age, you will analyze both primary and secondary sources to present a historical argument. think about what makes it unique. What is your argument? How did your topic impact the United States?

This is the thesis I came up with,but feel free to use your own if youd like “While the Gilded Age marked an era of unprecedented economic growth and industrial innovation, it also entrenched stark economic inequalities, as unregulated capitalism allowed industrialists to amass vast fortunes at the expense of exploited laborers and marginalized communities.”In […]