Prompt Andrew Jackson is one of the most polarizing presidents in the history of the United States. People either believe he was a great president or an absolutely terrible president with few opinions in between. As a matter of fact there are a number...
You must post three responses (200+ words minimum for each post). Students must post a minimum of three responses. Please see the syllabus for additional information on the requirements for discussion forums. Additional or lengthy responses may improve one's grade....
Question: Automation, and not the outsourcing of jobs to other countries like China nor globalization, is the most important domestic challenge facing the economy of the United States, and one that any president is not able to combat. Discuss, with at least two examples. Word...
Summarize the background, conduct and analysis of LT McEvoy and 1st PLT’s Tiranan firefight, and use four Principles of War to support your analysis. ...
Answer only ONE of the below questions: What was the Missouri Compromise? Who was Frederick Douglass? Who was Nat Turner? Who was Harriet Beecher Stowe? Who was Edgar Allan Poe? Who was...
1. Read pages 270-281 2. Include background information (who, what, when, where and why) on the article's purpose, and then respond to the below: 3. Was Jackson a "self-made man" or did American society reward "smart and aggressive young white" men? 4....
Chapter 9: A Republic in Transition, 1800-1819 Chapter 10: Jacksonian Democracy, 1820-1840 Directions: students will create a presentation that covers the decades from 1800-1840. This is a smaller version of the Project you will complete for the class and gives you a chance to...
ANSWER ONE OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS IN AT LEAST 250 WORDS, BE SURE TO CITE AND INCLUDE REFERENCES. Answer only ONE of the below questions: Who was Eli Whitney? Who was Samuel Colt? Describe the building of the...
In 1914 Woodrow Wilson proclaimed U.S. neutrality, and asked the American people to remain "impartial in thought as well as deed." At the end of the war, some members of the government pushed to expand American influence but to also remain free of any commitments,...
Read pages 210-211 2. Include background information (who, what, when, where and why) on the article's purpose, and then respond to the below: 3. What makes guerrilla war different from conventional (armies fighting) in the case of South Carolina during the Revolutionary era? 4....