During the Cold War American citizens were taught to prepare themselves and their families for the possibility of nuclear attack The Cold War and Vietnam Be sure to address all topics in an in-depth, well-thought-out manner (150–200 words). Make at least one reference to the course material. Engage in on-going, productive conversation with a minimum … Read more
Argumentative essay: Myth on Western Expansion Our current Myth on Western Expansion is in flux. The simple romantic notions of heroic cowboys and rugged frontiersman who won the day by civilizing a savage land is being questioned. Certainly writers like Cormac McCarthy want to complicate our understanding of our Western past, but what should our … Read more
East Asian Civilizations Fall 2016 HIST/AAAS 106 SECOND EXAMINATION REVIEW QUESTIONS PART I. You will be asked to identify and comment upon the significance of 6 out of 8 names and terms, drawn from the following list. (30 points; 5 points each) Tributary System jinshi Matteo Ricci … Read more
History 125: inhuman traffick Pick one individual character from the graphic novel (Inhuman traffic) and explain the historical processes that may have motivated them to act as they did. Instructions: Please use, at minimum, information from: b) The graphic novel Inhuman Traffick c) One other assigned readings, podcasts, or lectures in HIST 125. Helpful guidance: Things … Read more
Industrial revolution As the industrial revolution developed in the United States, traditional patterns of work were disrupted and replaced by more ridged, structured, factory-based workplaces. The older notion of the “Artisan Republic”—in which craftsmen could aspire to the status of a master within their given field—was threatened. American workers resisted this change. In what ways … Read more
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