Where should we place the blame? Economists believe the Great Depression was cau

Where should we place the blame? Economists believe the Great Depression was cau

Where should we place the blame? Economists believe the Great Depression was caused by the weaknesses in the 1920s economy, but the person whose name will be forever linked to the depression is President Herbert Hoover. Personally blaming him for the crisis, Americans started to call the shantytowns set up by unemployed people “Hoovervilles.”
Please answer the following question: “Hoover’s presidency will be forever shadowed by the Great Depression. Is it fair to blame Hoover’s actions or inaction for the Great Depression?”
To answer this question, please take a look at the links below and the file attached.
Read the following links:: www.amatecon.com/gd/gdcandc.html
http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/teachers/lesson_plans/pdfs/unit9.pdf

Evaluate conflicting attitudes toward industrialization, urbanization, and the a

Evaluate conflicting attitudes toward industrialization, urbanization, and the a

Evaluate conflicting attitudes toward industrialization, urbanization, and the accumulation of wealth in the Gilded Age and Early 20th Century using textual evidence from at least 3 different primary source readings.  
Primary source packet is attached
Initial post is due by Friday, 2 responses are due by Sunday
Initial post should be very detailed, minimum 100-150 words and be very detailed.   As few sentences will not be acceptable. 
Responses should add to the conversation, do not just state that you agree with a point, you must go beyond agreeing and be very detailed with your responses.  A couple of sentences will not be acceptable. 
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read below:
I Do not have the students response yet. just please continue with out it. 
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Writing Portion 1
You will need a Title Page and a Works cited included.
Use the textbook – Chapter 17 https://www.americanyawp.com/text/17-conquering-the-west/
and Turning Hawk and American Horse on the Wounded Knee Massacre

Turning Hawk and American Horse on the Wounded Knee Massacre (1890/1891)


Describe the Indian Wars of the late 19th century. What led to these conflicts? Were the Native Americans mainly fighting individual white settlers or the organized American military? Explain the outcomes of these wars.
2-3 well-written paragraphs that answer the question(s) and also provide historical context. That would be about a 2 page minimum paper. 
Your first paragraph should provide the historical context. This is where you explain the time period in a general way. For example, if the topic is about the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s, your first paragraph should explain generally what was going on the 1950s in order to set the scene for the Civil Rights Movement. Provide historical facts a plenty, but be sure to explain the relevance of the details to the topic. 
Your second and third paragraphs should focus specifically on answering the question(s) asked for that essay. Oftentimes, you will be asked for your opinion. Any opinion that is sufficiently supported by historical facts is valid. What’s important is that you provide numerous facts to support your argument. There are 2 source requirements that you must follow in order to get credit for this assignment:
Submit as a Word or PDF document. Include the prompt you selected at the title page.
Incorporate and cite BOTH the American Yawp textbook and the primary source packet attached. 
You will need a Title Page and a Works cited included
Times New Roman 12 pnt font, double spacing
ATTACHED IS A WRITING EXAMPLE HOW MY PROFESSOR WANTS IT. THANK YOU SO MUCH

1. Read “Wreck of the Sea Venture.  (Click on Link Below) 2. Respond in Canvas d

1. Read “Wreck of the Sea Venture.  (Click on Link Below)
2. Respond in Canvas d

1. Read “Wreck of the Sea Venture.  (Click on Link Below)
2. Respond in Canvas discussions page to the following question.
Question:
At some point the colonists that were wrecked from the Sea Venture, had to make a choice to remain in the Bermuda  or continue on to their original destination, what factors were they forced to consider?  Which choice do you think they should have chosen? How does that choice impact history?
3. Respond to one classmate’s post. Your response must be in direct relation to the classmates posting.
3. You must use correct “Chicago Style” in text citations to cite your evidence from the text.
Example of correct citation:
In Text Citation:
As they had been left in charge of the financial decisions in their households in their husbands’ absence, economic decisions became political. Women and girls across the patriotic colonies “boycotted tea and wore dresses of homespun rather than imported cloth” (Berkin 142).
At the end of your post: you must have the citation as it is below:
Berkin Carol. Revolutionary Mothers : Women in the Struggle for America’s Independence. 1st ed. Knopf : Distributed by Random House 2005. Pages 137-152
4. BOTH your original post and your response to a classmate are due by 11:59 on June 6th..
5. Your post must be 250 words.  Your response must be 150 words.
5. READ and Follow the discussion post rubric for scoring. 

source#1: Evolution of the Virginia Colony 1611-1624 www.loc.gov-ckassroom-mater

source#1: Evolution of the Virginia Colony 1611-1624
www.loc.gov-ckassroom-mater

source#1: Evolution of the Virginia Colony 1611-1624
www.loc.gov-ckassroom-materials-united-states
source#2: Early Revolution History of Virginia 1773-1774
by James Mercer Garrett
source #3: The Birth of America by Lewis Lord
source#4: The Beginning of Self-Government in Virginia
source#5: The Virginia plan
must have an introduction paragraph another paragraph about analysis of governing system, next paragraph of economic system and next analysis of social policy then the conclusion paragraph
all sources must be cited including the textbook,lectures, and readings
include my thesis- I believe that Virginia created the best roadmap for the United States because it was where the birth of America started at for the simple fact it was the first original colony that was discovered in 1607, it was the first place where a English settlement was and it was where the Constitution was approved.

Instructions In 250-500 words, use the assigned reading material for the module

Instructions
In 250-500 words, use the assigned reading material for the module

Instructions
In 250-500 words, use the assigned reading material for the module to answer one of the following questions: (Be sure to let your classmate’s know which question your are answering.  The best way to do that is to simply cut/paste the question at the beginning of your submission).
Click on the “Reply” button below to type in your answer.  You will not be uploading a file.
Discussion Board Question Options
In what ways did the Truman Doctrine establish a dangerous precedent?
President Truman referred to the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan as “two halves of the same walnut.”  Explain the similarities and differences between these two aspects of containment.
How did the Cold War shape American politics? 
How did the Cold War shape American culture?
Watch and analyze the following 2 minute video clip of See it Now, with Edward Murrow, that aired on March 9, 1954. Since this is a primary source, let’s analyze it with our usual primary source questions: What stands out to you about the video clip?  It can be theme or a specific quote.  Why? Connection:  What does this video, which is a primary source document, reveal about the time period or the concepts we are covering this week?  Be sure to offer specific evidence from the video.
Analyze the assigned Voices of Freedom document by answering these questions:  What do you find interesting or important about this document? What quote from the document stood out to you.  Why? (In other words, what was it about this quote that stood out to you). Note:  Be sure you reference the actual document, and not Foner’s introduction to the document. Connection: What does this document tell you about life in America at the time it was written? Avoid answering all of the VOF questions in one, long-winded paragraph.  Maintain clarity for your audience (classmates/me) by breaking  it up.  Ideally, copy/paste each mini-question in the VOF (in bold above) and place your corresponding  answer under each mini-question.
Purpose
What’s the point?
Purpose:  Why am I having you do this?  Writing a short answer to the prompts requires students to reflect on the material (facts) they’ve learned, articulate their knowledge and apply it to a new situation; causing them to evaluate the most important and relevant components of their argument.  In other words, students are solving problems and not simply memorizing/regurgitating facts.  Finally, Discussion Boards are an effective way to not only review the material, but they also help your classmates with student-student learning.  That’s one of the reasons you’re required to make a classmate response.
Grading Expectations and Standards
Be sure you’ve reviewed the Discussion Board Details
outlined in the Syllabus.
Your response requires one citation from the assigned material.  I’ve created a handout – Examples of Discussion Board Citations
– to help students understand citation standards.
Don’t forget to make a classmate response.  Review the handout – Examples of Classmate Responses
– for details and guidelines.
Discussion Board Questions are graded on a “Good Faith Effort.”  The attached Rubric provides detailed coverage of Discussion Board Grading.  If you look on the top right corner of this DB question, you’ll see a little drag down tool bar.  Click on that and it will show you the rubric.
Finally, remember that your submissions should be your final draft, thus no edits are allowed and you will be graded on whatever your initial post is.  I will not accept “oops, I forgot to mention this” or “my cat accidentally pressed submit before I was ready,” etc. If this does occur, make sure you are familiar with the the “Life Happens Clause” on page 3 of the syllabus.
Video 1:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwGQGM9X69o

“Free your mind.” – Morpheus, The Matrix Black Women’s Studies theorizes and stu

“Free your mind.” – Morpheus, The Matrix
Black Women’s Studies theorizes and stu

“Free your mind.” – Morpheus, The Matrix
Black Women’s Studies theorizes and studies methodologies of/about, the intersectionality of Black women’s historical and contemporary experiences. Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham contends that feminist scholars, especially those of Black women’s history, must accept the challenge to bring race more prominently into their analyses of power. She accepts that challenge in “African American Women’s History and the Metalanguage of Race,” by investigating the three interrelated strategies for the explication of race: defining the construction and “technologies” of race, gender, and sexuality; exposing of the role and power of race as a metalanguage; and recognizing race as providing sites of dialogic exchange and contestation. In “Women of Harlem,” Kate Dossett accepts Higginbotham’s challenge and applies it to the Black women of the Harlem Renaissance.
Using Dossett’s filmed lecture, and the Higginbotham and Liu articles, discuss, interrogate, and opine intersectionality. How does the theory of intersectionality fundamentally and essentially change traditional analyses of power – from literary critique to historiography? How does ‘invisibility’ act as a double-voiced-discourse? How and why do the ‘politics of respectability’ illustrate the role of race in constructing gender’s power to mean? And how did contribute the artistic and intellectual work of the Black women of the Harlem Renaissance?
You may write in 1 st person singular
• Utilize proper and correct spelling, grammar and ‘language’
• Integrate points raised in class discussions
• Integrate your own opinions and observations
• Weave in other readings (your choice of which readings)
• Solid/sound intellectual observations, arguments and conclusion(s)
• Remember context: who, what, where, why, when, how
• Format, Font, Margins, etc (failure to follow = the loss of one letter grade):
– Standard page size (8.5×11)
– Normal margins (1” top, bottom, left and right)
– Times New Roman (size: 13)
– single spaced
– Double space between paragraphs
– Block quotes single spaced, centered, justified
– Document file format: PDF
– Google Docs, Word and links NOT accepted
• On Cover Page (required):
– Title
– First and last name
– Name of assignment (i.e., Mid-Term Essay)
– Name of Class

Select one of the following options to complete. You do not need to complete bot

Select one of the following options to complete. You do not need to complete bot

Select one of the following options to complete. You do not need to complete both options, only the one that you select.
Option 1
Purpose
The purpose of this discussion is to “relate Egyptian art to funerary traditions and beliefs,” which is a module learning objective. (MODULE 3)
Directions
Review Chapter 3 in your textbook and review the links below to remind yourself of the relationship between Egyptian art and funerary beliefs.
Ancient Egyptian ArtLinks to an external site.
Hunefer’s Judgment in the Presence of OsirisLinks to an external site.
Statue of an Offering Bearer, Tomb of MeketreLinks to an external site.
Pretend that you are a high-status ancient Egyptian individual and are planning for the afterlife.
Describe at least two objects that would be placed into your tomb. These objects can be sculptures, wall paintings, papyrus scrolls, sarcophagus, etc. Describe how the objects would look, their subject matter, their size, and where in the tomb they would be placed.Be sure that the artistic styles of the different objects and the types of objects would be found together in the same time period. State the time period of your tomb (Old Kingdom, Middle Kingdom, New Kingdom).
Clearly state how the different objects relate to Egyptian beliefs.
Submit your description to the discussion board. Posts should be at least 250 words.
Respond to at least one classmate. Ideally, pick someone who has chosen the same time period as you and see how your objects would fit together in a tomb.
Option 2
Purpose
The purpose of this discussion is to “explain how Etruscan art relates to ideas of the afterlife and funerary traditions,” which is a module learning objective. (Module 6)
Directions
Review Chapter 6 in your textbook and review the links below to remind yourself of the relationship between Etruscan art and funerary beliefs.
The Etruscans, an introductionLinks to an external site.
Tomb of the TricliniumLinks to an external site.
Tomb of the ReliefsLinks to an external site.
Pretend that you are an elite Etruscan individual and are planning to decorate your tumulus for the afterlife.
Describe at least two objects or decorations that would be placed into your tomb. These objects can be sculptures, wall paintings or other wall decorations, sarcophagus, metal objects, etc. Describe how the objects would look, their subject matter, their size, and where in the tomb they would be placed.
Clearly state how the different objects relate to Etruscan beliefs.
Submit your description to the discussion board. Posts should be at least 250 words.
Respond to at least one classmate and compare how your funerary objects were similar or different.
Grading

In your opinion, what is the goal of the presidential libraries? Should the libr

In your opinion, what is the goal of the presidential libraries? Should the libr

In your opinion, what is the goal of the presidential libraries? Should the libraries showcase the incidents and policies that paint their namesake in the best light.
In the specific case of Nixon and the Watergate scandal, how should the president be portrrayed? 
Is it fair to tell the story from the perspective of the president or should it be told from the perspective of the general public? How should the library address the issue of Nixon’s resignation?  Your response should be a minimum of 300 words.