Category: History

Academic vs. Popular Historians Historians come in many varieties there are historians of ideas, war, diplomacy, economics, the family, revolutions, nations, science, food, and the list goes on and on. Most of these historians practice their “craft” in universities and colleges. Some are associated with war colleges, think tanks, the government, or private industry. There…

Instructions: In this assignment, you will analyze a recent national public opinion poll. Answers should be submitted in the provided dropbox by 11:59pm on Sunday. If you upload a file with your answers, acceptable file formats include doc, docx, and pdf. First, re-read the following sections in Chapter 6: “How We Form Political Opinions” (pages…

Instructions: Read “How to Evaluate a News Source” (page 200 in the Ginsberg et al. textbook). Next, to learn more about the SIFT method. Finally, follow the steps below to evaluate a news source using the SIFT method. STEP 1: STOP BEFORE YOU READ Select an article from a news source that you find on…

Objective: Develop a journal or conference proposal to share your research. Due: Week 7 Read: the Disseminating Original Historical Research Module. You will find this under Content > Course Overview > Course Resources > Disseminating Original Historical Research. Read the Overview, Objectives, and Commentary. Several undergraduate journals are listed under Additional Resources. Week 7 Learning…

In The Changs Next Door to the Diazes, Wendy Cheng introduces the concept of regional racial formation in the chapter “Theorizing Regional Racial Formation.” This framework emphasizes how race is not only shaped by national or global structures, but also deeply informed by local and regional histories, politics, and geographies. In at least 350 words,…

Part1 Please read and complete the assignment in the second attachment. In your timeline entries it is important that you not only describe the laws/events assigned, but also the impact that they had/the colonists’ reactions to them. Please create a time line for the events of the 1760s and 1770s that led to the American…

a solid Introductory paragraph, a working outline of the paper, and a preliminary bibliography (building on the supplemental bibliography that was provided). DO NOT USE AI because he is going to check that, he has different apps.

I want more understanding about essay writing,on its structure

You will complete a 300-word maximum reading response. You are to select one reading, highlight something the author is arguing that stood out to you, and explore what themes are present in the text. week to do: 4,5,6,7 Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Papper 1 readings.pdf Note: Content extraction from these files is restricted, please review them…

Possible points Your Score Describe the time period covered in the article. Identify major trends, themes, changes and/or events in order to provide historical context for the article. 2 Points Provide a brief bio of the author including educational background and topics the author has written on. 2 points Identify and explain any arguments/major points…