Discipline: History

Teaching Australian History in Australia Year 4 Primary Classroom – Critical Discussion PaperTeaching Australian History in Australia Year 4 Primary Classroom – Critical Discussion Paper

Topic: Year 4 History – Australian Aboriginal History Assessment Task 1: Critical Discussion paper:  Select a topic relevant to teaching history in the classroom. Provide an original & critical analysis of research of the topic, justification of the focus of the topic, literature review, integration of at least ten references, conclusion, academic writing and APA […]

book essay on Bunker Hill: A City, A Siege, A Revolution, by Nathaniel Philbrickbook essay on Bunker Hill: A City, A Siege, A Revolution, by Nathaniel Philbrick

Guidelines for writing a book essay on Bunker Hill: A City, A Siege, A Revolution, by Nathaniel PhilbrickIntroduction: In our last section of the course, we will spend some time on the American Revolution. Ihave assigned Philbrick’s book because I think it is important for everyone to read at least one book onthe founding of […]

Fifty Years of The Machiavellian Moment: Pocock’s Enduring Insights on Daniel DefoeFifty Years of The Machiavellian Moment: Pocock’s Enduring Insights on Daniel Defoe

Abstract: This article aims to reflect on the significance of John Pocock’s work The Machiavellian Moment since its publication, with a particular focus on his discussion of Daniel Defoe. By analyzing Pocock’s main arguments, his interpretation of Defoe, the impact on 18th-century studies, and the inspiration for contemporary academia and society, this article explores Pocock’s innovations and […]

Prompt: Why was passage of the Alien and Sedition Acts in 1798 an egregious error in judgement by President Adams and the Federalist majority in CongressPrompt: Why was passage of the Alien and Sedition Acts in 1798 an egregious error in judgement by President Adams and the Federalist majority in Congress

The Alien & Sedition Acts Prompt: Why was passage of the Alien & Sedition Acts in 1798 an egregious error in judgment by President Adams and the Federalist majority in Congress? In your writing, be sure to: explain what the Acts stipulated.  provide context.  What had been happening that motivated Federalists to take the action they […]

What was the most important characteristic of the Colonial Period (pre-1776) that shaped modern America?What was the most important characteristic of the Colonial Period (pre-1776) that shaped modern America?

4 direct quotes from ONLY the given text required. To write this essay ONLY use chapter 1-7 that is given in the textbook I provide. Do NOT use other sources. https://www.americanyawp.com/  Remember, evidence is key here. Don’t just tell me, show me.  The assessment addresses Course Learning Outcome(s): Discuss the historical development of pre-civil war […]

The events that showed how World War II was fought in the Pacific and the events that brought the United States into the war.The events that showed how World War II was fought in the Pacific and the events that brought the United States into the war.

Build a timeline that includes the dates of events, including movements, inventions, battles, court cases, etc… Anything that happened essentially  Be sure to include 16 dates on the timeline and with each date you need to list a 1-3 sentence description of what happened on that date. Please use FULL SENTENCES. Be sure to use a […]

. Explore how Orosius characterises the nature of the Roman Empire of the early 5th century and the thesis that author advances (or fails to advance) for the collapse of West Roman power. Explore how Orosius characterises the nature of the Roman Empire of the early 5th century and the thesis that author advances (or fails to advance) for the collapse of West Roman power

The question asks you to think holistically about the way in which Orosius’ Seven Books Against the Pagans (book 7) conceives of the Roman imperial edifice. What, to this author, is the Roman Empire, what does it mean to live under it, how does the Empire reach into Orosius’ life, what does he expect from […]

.” How have “the sixties” set the terms of the debate in American politics in all of the decades that followed?.” How have “the sixties” set the terms of the debate in American politics in all of the decades that followed?

Bill Clinton famously said, “If you look back on the sixties and, on balance, you think there was more good than harm in it, you’re probably a Democrat, and if you think there was more harm than good, you’re probably a Republican.” How have “the sixties” set the terms of the debate in American politics […]

WAVES OF MOVEMENTS CONCERNED WITH SOCIAL JUSTICE THAT TOOK PLACE IN THE 60S AND 70S.WAVES OF MOVEMENTS CONCERNED WITH SOCIAL JUSTICE THAT TOOK PLACE IN THE 60S AND 70S.

. WRITE AN ESSAY IN WHICH YOU DESCRIBE AND DISCUSS THE WAVES OF MOVEMENTS CONCERNED WITH SOCIAL JUSTICE THAT TOOK PLACE IN THE 60S AND 70S. YOU NEED TO BEGIN WITH A BRIEF DISCUSSION OF THE CLASSICAL PHASE OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT AND THEN DISCUSS AT LEAST THREE OTHER SIGNIFICANT SOCIAL JUSTICE MOVEMENTS OF […]

Sankoré Mosque, General view and Plan. Timbuktu, Mali. 1325-1433, courtyard ca. 1581. Earth, wood.Sankoré Mosque, General view and Plan. Timbuktu, Mali. 1325-1433, courtyard ca. 1581. Earth, wood.

This is a research paper. You are expected to use at least 5 sources, including at least three not assigned as reading for this course. These sources may not be from the internet (the sole exceptions to this rule will be articles from JSTOR or Project MUSE). Your paper should include both a bibliography and […]