In the NY Times interview with Bill Ayers that came out by coincidence on 9/11/2001, Bill Ayers explains that he has no regrets for the bombings that the Weather Underground committed in the 1970s as he views them as innocent in comparison to US bombings in Southeast Asia. Weather underground members have argued that those … Read more
this is alot and I am Willing to pay for an A!!! The annotated bibliography asks you to begin finding quality sources, to summarize them in light of the research question that you’re exploring this semester, to respond to their content, and to think about how you might use them in the exploratory synthesis and … Read more
Please answer ONE of the below questions in 200 words. Does Rousseau see governance as automatic? How does Rousseau account for individual rights? Does Paine see British rule as beneficial for Americas colonies? What did LOverture say about Frances right to rule over Haiti? How does Bolivars Carta de Jamaica compare to Paines Common Sense? https://www.earlymoderntexts.com/assets/pdfs/rousseau1762.pdf https://www.gutenberg.org/files/147/147-h/147-h.htm https://www.archives.gov/founding-docs/declaration-transcript … Read more
Listen to the 2 materials and writing a simple discussion. SIMPLE! SIMPLE! SIMPLE! 150 words. https://www.buzzsprout.com/971323/7912165-episode-12-ideas-and-revolutions.mp3?blob_id=35360077&download=true https://www.buzzsprout.com/971323/7930456-wh15-episode-13-the-haitian-revolution-as-ricochet.mp3?blob_id=35469247&download=true
Watch the movie “Silence” by Martin Scorsese and write a short historical review of the movie. Does it seem historically accurate? How are certain historical characters portrayed, particularly those with marginalized identities? Don’t just talk about if you liked it or not, although you can certainly add that if you’d like. Your response should be approximately 300 words.
Making a logical appeal in an argument is important; facts and data are persuasive. But an emotional appeal is also persuasive and can convince an audience to hear an argument by helping them see how it impacts actual people. Give one example of a time you heard a strong emotional appeal from someone–a story about … Read more
For part one, you will be listening to a radio news story, watching a news story on a television network, and reading an online news article. All three of these mediums will cover GameStop and WallStreetBets. If you only choose one outlet (ex: only reading the news article) you will not receive full credit. Below … Read more
You will need to choose a Children’s Literature author and one story that he/she has written. Once you have chosen this author and the story, you will use the attached guidelines in order to complete your Author’s Report. The first page is information on the author. The second page, Reading for Meaning, are questions you need to … Read more
write a two-page analysis. Paper must be double-spaced and comply with MLA format. There must also be a separate page including the Work Cited. Paper must have an original title, a clear thesis statement, quotes, supporting paragraphs, and a concluding paragraph.
Once you have decided on a thesis statement, you have a direction. That doesn’t mean that you are fully prepared to write. You need to map out your route. Many students write like a traveler with a somewhat clear view of where they want to be, one that starts driving in the general direction with … Read more