Choose one of the reform movements from the lesson. Children in poverty Education Deaf and blind Mental illness Temperance In complete sentences of your own words, create a blog post that teaches society about the reform movement you chose. The blog post should be at least one paragraph and should include the following: A catchy title What was the problem? Who was involved in addressing […]

a major us city is the scene of domestic violence and many people in the state are in danger. What is the solution

Primary Source Investigation #2 No unread replies.  No replies.  This discussion addresses the following outcome: Analyze policy options related to Vietnam available to Lyndon Johnson through 1965 (CO#1); Interpret key primary sources related to situation assessment and policy decisions from 1963-1965 (CO#3). By 1965, there was a good deal of international disagreement concerning the fate of Vietnam. Chinese and the Soviet leaders preferred any policy […]

   A)  Discuss the major causes of the French Revolution and the escalation of  violence from 1789 to 1794. Explain why women, who had hoped to gain  status during the Revolution, found their expectations stifled. B) Describe in detail three domestic policies and two military  policies that Napoleon accomplished while in power from 1799 to 1815.  Was his ultimate goal glory for France, or establishing […]

History / Criminoly

  Answer the following questions in approximately 150 words per response: 1) Based on the article for this week, explain how do French immigrant youth use hip-hop to forge their identities in France. What are some of the challenges they face? 2) In what ways does the film, La Haine, illustrate some of the challenges faced by immigrant youth in Paris? Choose a scene or […]

Order 1086031: Benjamin Franklin

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These weekly responses are should be 1000 words each and provide a summary to the weekly readings. The response should include three parts: (1) a summary of the readings, (2) a connection to other course topics, and (3) a personal response to the reading.

   Book Analyses Instructions The Purpose of a Book Analysis In preparing an analysis, you are expected to approach a book from a critical standpoint to thoroughly interact with the author’s theological, biblical, and historiographical perspectives. Since you are not considered an authority, it is important that you withhold personal references, opinions, attitudes, values, etc. from this process, except where suggested below. Formatting Guidelines (cf. […]