U.S. History I – Spring 2023 – NECC In Module 2 you have learned how the U.S. secured its independence developed a Constitution, and embarked on developing economically. All of these contributed to building a new uniquely American culture. For this essay discuss three movements in the years 1776 to 1840 where Americans attempted to […]
Using the framework in On Liberty, assess the case of Victor Frankenstein. Ultimately, would JS Mill defend Victor Frankenstein’s right to conduct his experiment?
Outline preparation Using the framework in On Liberty, assess the case of Victor Frankenstein. Ultimately, would JS Mill defend Victor Frankenstein’s right to conduct his experiment? Note: You should look at this question from as many perspectives within Mill’s text as possible. Follow the type of “on the one hand” and “on the other hand” […]
Explain the strength of slavery in the US during this time period and at least TWO other forms of coercion in the US from 1776 to 1865.
Asian Americans in the U.S. Historical and Political Process Choose ONE Topic: One of the dilemmas studying US history is our ability to explain how a society that values freedom could support the institution of slavery as well as other forms of coercion including our treatments of Native Americans, the denial of women property rights, […]
Write two responses from 2 different people uploaded to the files on discussion thread explaining the biblical integrity in research.
EDUC860-REPLIES-Discussion Thread: Biblical Integrity in Research Write two responses from 2 different people uploaded to the files. The response needs its own response of at least 150 words and its own citations and references. Discussion Entry1 The Old Testament reveals a lot about honesty and how important honesty is to Jehovah. Located in chapter 20 […]
What would you be willing to risk for the success of this change; e.g., life, liberty, imprisonment, fortune, security, etc.?
Social Change We in the United States are currently in a world of social change. To which revolutionary change do you most relate and why? What would you be willing to risk for the success of this change; e.g., life, liberty, imprisonment, fortune, security, etc.?
Using the documentary, The Age of Slavery (1800-1860): The African Americans—Many Rivers to Cross, write one post that starts a thread (at least 300 words, but not more than 500 words) and two replies to others (each at least 100 words long).
Topic: Discussion #3 Using the documentary, The Age of Slavery (1800-1860): The African Americans—Many Rivers to Cross, write one post that starts a thread (at least 300 words, but not more than 500 words) and two replies to others (each at least 100 words long) answering the following questions: How has slavery shaped U.S. History? […]
Which contemporary concepts of liberty and due process under the law can be related to these specific articles of the Magna Carta?
Topic: Magna Carta After reading chapter 2 of Give Me Liberty! and reading the article “Magna Carta: an Introduction” from the British Library, reflect on the seven articles of the Magna Carta listed in the files “Magna Carta Part I and II.” Which contemporary concepts of liberty and due process under the law can be […]
Write an essay that will explain how Whigs and Democrats differed on questions of slavery and race and what ways did American colonists attempt to imitate British society in the 18th century?
Liberty, Equality , Power Write an essay that will explain how Whigs and Democrats differed on questions of slavery and race. In what ways did American colonists attempt to imitate British society in the 18th century? Book for course is Liberty, Equality , Power Murrin, 2019 Cengage
Explain the significance of the Columbian Exchange in terms of how it has shaped world history.
EARLY UNITED STATES HISTORY Question: Explain the significance of the Columbian Exchange in terms of how it has shaped world history. Textbook: (S) Liberty, Equality , Power Murrin, 2019 Cengage ISBN.13: 978-0-357-02231-3
Write an essay discussing if the French Revolution was a positive or a negative event in the history of Europe?
French Revolution Was the French Revolution a positive or a negative event in the history of Europe? Did it help or harm the cause of liberty in France? Give facts to support your reasoning. This essay should be written in no more than three pages, double-spaced and in 12-point font size.