These essays are to be 2 pages, double-spaced, reasonable font and size. Correct format and grammar are required for grading purposes. Essays are worth 15 points each and must contain substantial information which reflects college level research and the ability of students to assimilate and evaluate information from different resources. Students must use their own […]
Discipline: American history
Comparative Paper about assimilation in the US in No-No Boy and America is Not the HeartComparative Paper about assimilation in the US in No-No Boy and America is Not the Heart
WRITE SHORT PARAGRAPH ABOUT ASSIMILATION IN AMERICA IS NOT THE HEART THAT FITS IN WITH THIS ESSAY: A Privileged Experience of Assimilation The Cambridge dictionary defines assimilation as “the process of becoming similar to others by taking in and using their customs and culture”. The word’s definition involves no particular negative undertone, yet in so […]
Why were many Americans surprised by the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization ruling, if the Wade ruling had been eroded over the years? And what were the short-term consequences?Why were many Americans surprised by the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization ruling, if the Wade ruling had been eroded over the years? And what were the short-term consequences?
Hence the research question, why were many Americans surprised by the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization ruling, if the Roe v. Wade ruling has been eroded over the years? And what were the short-term consequences? In order to answer this question, the work will analyze in the first chapter the attitude towards abortion in […]
Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, and Albert Einstein changed our understanding of the world.Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, and Albert Einstein changed our understanding of the world.
Outline for a 6-Page Research Essay I. Introduction (1/2 page) Hook: Start with a captivating opening sentence, possibly a question or a compelling statement, that draws the reader into the significance of scientific discoveries. Example: “How did a single apple falling to the ground lead to the formulation of the laws of motion that govern […]
The Political, Economic, Religious and Social Dimensions of the Civil Rights MovementsThe Political, Economic, Religious and Social Dimensions of the Civil Rights Movements
Must be in Times New Roman size 12 and between 900-1200 words. All sources must be cited in chicago/turbian style. Your paper must introduce the topic effectively. Your introduction must end with a strong thesis that is elegantly phrased. Your paragraphs must consistently contain topic sentences; specific, detailed evidence; and concluding sentences. These elements must […]
The Role of Slavery in Shaping the Early American Economy: A Study of the Southern Colonies (1607-1777)The Role of Slavery in Shaping the Early American Economy: A Study of the Southern Colonies (1607-1777)
Research Questions: 1. How did slavery contribute to the development of the Southern colonial economy, particularly in relation to cash crops like tobacco and rice? 2. How did the institution of slavery influence social hierarchies and race relations in the Southern colonies? 3. How did the economic dependence on slavery contribute to the Southern colonies’ […]
How did U.S. foreign policy during the Korean War set the precedent for future military interventions?How did U.S. foreign policy during the Korean War set the precedent for future military interventions?
Use primary and secondary sources when establishing your argument. The research paper should be at least 18 pages, not including the bibliography. MoreThe following criteria is used to award a student with an A:Excellent work (A, A-)Develops a clear and convincing argument.Shows deep understanding of the issues under discussion.Demonstrates excellent levels of critical awareness and […]
Phillis Wheatley: Literary Devices, Christian Themes, and Racial Critique in Colonial BostonPhillis Wheatley: Literary Devices, Christian Themes, and Racial Critique in Colonial Boston
Between the years 1770 and 1775, how did Phillis Wheatley, as an enslaved African-descended poet, use specific literary devices, Christian themes, and historical context to subtly critique racial hierarchies and assert her identity as an enslaved poet in colonial Boston?
Thematic Essay Four: The New South, World War II, The Great Depression, and World War IIThematic Essay Four: The New South, World War II, The Great Depression, and World War II
Please read the instruction thoroughly , file named (TE $ Guidelines (New so, WW1, Great Dep, WW2). docx Also I will upload the article files that you will need to read and use as sources. You cannot use outside sources and can only use the ones I supply you The direction from my teacher may be […]
Same instructions as the previous Article you are working on. Cannot repeat same topic.Same instructions as the previous Article you are working on. Cannot repeat same topic.
articles must come from a current news source (something originally published between Nov. 5th to present, like a daily newspaper or news website or a weekly newspaper or weekly news magazine. DO NOT use a history magazine or history website or government magazine or government website, DO NOT get your articles from a newspaper blog or magazine blog, and DO […]