US History since 1865 Change over Time Participation Activity All Sections Change over Time is an important analytical tool in historical writing. In this activity, I want you to think about how things have changed in the recent past. Provide THREE examples (they can be political, social, cultural,...
US History since 1865 Analyzing Primary Documents Question 1Who is the author of this document? Booker T. Washington Louis R. Harlan History Matters W.E.B. DuBois Question 2If you read a speech by an individual in a book of great speeches published 75 years later, what date for the...
US History since 1865 Citations, Citations, Citations Participation Activity Question 1I must properly cite any material that I quote, copy, or paraphrase. True False Question 2If I am working on an assignment and go to my textbook, look up some information and restate it in my own words,...
US History since 1865 The "Stuff" of History Participation Activity Question 1Time and subject under study: The American Revolution Source: The Declaration of Independence Primary Secondary Question 2Time and subject under study: Julius Caesar and Rome's move toward empire Source: A history written by an Italian historian in 1893. Primary ...
Forensic Science 6 There are different methods of forging signatures. Discuss one of those methods (freehand simulation, tracing, normal hand forgery, etc.) and give it a try using a famous signature/autograph or one from a family member or friend. How did you do? Do you see...
Racial Controversies in Contemporary America In this wiki, you will research and write an eight-page paper on the three controversial racial issues issues raised below. Your research paper should be supported with relevant materials and bibliography documented in APA or ASA citation format. The wiki is...
Describe Bolman and Deal's (2017) Political framework and explain how you could use this concept or skill to exercise leadership. QUESTION 2 1. In your own words explain the concept of Mental Models (e.g. Senge, 1995) and discuss why this concept is important for someone exercising leadership to...
Intro to U S Government Question 1 Fake news refers to false stories intended to be read as factual news that are circulated to benefit one candidate or party over another or to generate ad revenue. True False Question 2Which of the following is a good example of...
Intro to U S Government Question 1Liberalism and conservatism are examples of public opinions. political attitudes. political ideologies. political preferences. Question 2The practice of push polling involves telemarketers pretending to be pollsters to push their products. calling people during dinnertime to ensure that as many people as...
Intro to U S Government Question 1How did the 1975 amendments to the Voting Rights Act benefit Native Americans? They granted citizenship to all Native Americans. They renewed tribal rights and tribal self-government. They established Native Americans' right to be taught in their own languages. They...