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Writing Assignment Instructions: After emancipation, African Americans recognized that they needed resources and rights to achieve the full benefits of freedom. Between 1865 and 1870, Congress, the Freedmen’s Bureau, and other parts of the federal government acted in response to these concerns. Using evidence from the assigned primary sources, answer the following question: To what […]
Part 1: Jenkins argues that historians face three limitations when studying the past. Define and give an example of each of these three limitations. Part 2: Explain Jenkins’ main argument in this chapter. What are the advantages of Jenkin’s interpretation of history? Are there any disadvantages? In order to receive full credit for this discussion […]
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Reading Response Essay Three Discuss the role that new media, digital, and other technologies play in the various ethnographic case studies assigned in Part III of the syllabus. This essay covers texts and films assigned in part 3 of the syllabus. For your discussion, select at least four of the following: […]
This assignment should be approximately 1500 words in length. The topic is designed to be open-ended, so feel free to diverge from it as long as you are making an interesting and effective argument related to the American presidency. Your paper should cite at least one scholarly source (a published book or journal article is […]
Unit 7 DB: Trade And Cultural Exchange In Asia Between 800 and 1400 CE, new religions, ideas, and technologies are exchanged between China and Japan. After the Mongol conquests, these ideas and technologies are then introduced into Europe along the Silk Road. What do you think are the two most important features that the three […]
Unit 4 DB: Religion And Empire. 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 […]
Crusaders, Mongols, and Eurasian Integration, 1050-1350 Great Schism Pope Gregory VII/ investiture controversy Pope Urban II/ Crusades Christian military orders (458; 482-485) Pope Innocent III/ Inquisition Saladin (458) Chivalry (464) Reconquista (465) Chinggis Khan/Great Kahn (469-471) Qubilai Khan/ Yuan Dynasty tax farming (474) Mamluks (476, 480-481) Ilkhanate/ Ghazan (476-478) Golden Horde/ Muscovy (478-479) Ottomans/Osman (481-482) […]
The topic of this paper is to explore two worldwide goals the United States had and how they utilized both \”hard\” and \”soft\” power to achieve these goals throughout the cold war. Utilizing Hard and Soft Power: Achieving Two Global Goals During the Cold War The Cold War era witnessed the United States pursuing two […]
Exploring American History American history is a complex tapestry, woven with various events, ideas, and individuals. From its early colonial roots to modern-day, the United States has undergone significant transformations that have shaped its identity and impacted the world. This essay provides a brief journey through key milestones that define the nation’s character. Colonial Era […]
The American Revolutionary War: The Birth of a Nation’s Independence The American Revolutionary War marks a crucial turning point in American history, signifying the emergence of a nation’s battle for independence. Taking place from 1775 to 1783, this conflict against the British Empire showcased the unwavering resilience, unwavering determination, and profound ideals of the American […]
