History

Compose an 800-1000 word essay that analyzes James Baldwin’s book The Fire Next Time from a historical perspective.

Describe the social movements and limited rights people were facing in the United States during the early and mid-1800s.

What effect did the compromise of 18877 have on politics in the north and south?

Answer the question “what is resistance? “ find evidence that’s shows acts of resistance

You are living in the United States shortly after the American Revolution and have received a letter from your friend who lives in France. This friend has asked you about the changes in your country and the new government that is being formed. He is particularly interested in your thoughts on the formation of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Write a 350- to 525-word response addressing some of the advantages and disadvantages of this new government. In your response : Discuss the way the country’s leadership is divided into separate branches of government. Describe the Founding Fathers’ role in the formation of the new government. Explain that time period’s political philosophies. Discuss that time period’s important American documents. Explain how the U.S. Constitution provides the new government’s structure.

compare & contrast US policies of the Big Stick and Moral Principle and the effects the Spanish-American War had on liberated areas from Spain

Compare and contrast the 1st and 2nd Great Awakenings

There are several Renaissance intellectuals identified by History.com who were famous and groundbreaking to the era.  Select 3 of interest and write about their contribution to the Renaissance period.  Follow APA guidelines, use proper citations, and include a reference page.  Page Limit: 3 pages + a reference page (4 pages total) https://www.history.com/topics/renaissance/renaissance 1)Leonardo da Vinci 2)William Shakespeare 3)Michaelangelo

This paper must be written through the lens of an Afro American:  The essay topic is: What are the present-day repercussions of the Berlin Conference, held in 1884-1885, as experienced by members of your immediate and extended family as well as the larger African Diaspora. Provide examples.

Please read through the readings and do not use any other sources besides what is provided.  One of the stories of the aftermath of the American Revolution was of the “inheritors”, as historian Joyce Appleby has so aptly described them. What did the Revolution mean to those whose ancestors or relatives had fought the war, but who they themselves had not? What did they expect the “new” America to look like?  What promises and changes of the revolutionary ideology did they think would become a reality for them?  What obligations did this new role of an American citizen include? Read the Readings in American History selections “Estwick Evans: Little Big Man of Portsmouth”  and “Daniel Boone and the Struggle for Independence on the Revolutionary Frontier” and answer the questions above.  Then identify what the two individuals had in common and what made them different in regard to those questions. Finally, ansewr this last question:  Were Evans and Boone “typical” of their American compatriots as “inheritors of the Revolution?