Subject: HIST222 Debate instructions: You have been divided into two groups. Group A will support SNCC and what evolved into the Black Power movement. Group B will support the SCLC (Martin Luther King, Jr.’s movement). To participate in the debate, you need to research both positions. The required work will help you. Who will … Read more
NOTE: Be sure to get your initial post in by the usual Thursday deadline and the reply in by Friday (the last day), which is a day earlier than usual. Normally, this week’s discussion would be based around the idea of globalization, which is important especially given the recent challenges surrounding COVID-19 and its global … Read more
Use the articles and links attached to answer questions. 1. In the Nuremberg Code, find at least one point that focused on the research subject’s welfare and one point that focused on the research subject’s autonomy. 2. In the Belmont Report, find at least one point that focused on the research subject’s welfare and one … Read more
HIS101 – World Civilizations I Unit 5 Assignment: Civilizations on Three Continents Be sure to read the criteria below by which your work will be evaluated before you write and again after you write. Points: 100 Overview: In the past three units, you have learned about ancient Greece and Rome, the rise of Islam and … Read more
1. Between 500 and 800 CE, the Byzantine and Islamic empires were the most powerful forces in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. Each had a single ruler (the Byzantine emperor and the Islamic caliph) and each sought to spread a monotheistic faith (Christianity and Islam). Choose either the Byzantine or Islamic empires and … Read more
Critical thinking argument Paper on Migration of Native Americans Answer the following question: What are the most significant issues with the migration of Native Americans and why? Please include an introductory paragraph stating which issue you feel is most significant and perhaps a few reasons why, body paragraphs in which you elaborate on each of … Read more
A Brief Journey through American History Introduction: American history is a captivating tapestry woven with diverse threads of events, ideas, and people. From its early colonization to today, the United States has experienced significant transformations that shaped its identity and influenced the world. This essay concisely overviews key milestones, highlighting pivotal moments defining the nation’s … Read more
Format: Word doc Goal/Why are we doing this???: The goal of this assignment is to encourage you to relate course concepts and readings to an interpretation and understanding of a current issue or debate in contemporary societies. As such, it is very important (in terms of your “content” mark) to incorporate class … Read more
Discussion 3: Federalists and Anti-Federalists OpenStax.org/US history After reading the primary source documents written by Federalists and Anti-Federalists, write a post in which you argue for or against the ratification of the Constitution from the perspective of a Federalists or an Anti-Federalist. To receive full credit for this assignment your post must: Articulate … Read more
Points: 100 Overview: You will need to choose one marginalized group from our society that you will use through all three written assignments. Marginalized groups can include any group that has been discriminated against or faced oppression due to being viewed as the “other” in society. Marginalization can occur because of someone’s race, gender, class, … Read more