How did Minority groups struggle for civil rights begin the the 1950s?
How did Minority groups struggle for civil rights begin the the 1950s?
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What was the impact of McCarthyism on the U.S.?
What was the impact of McCarthyism on the U.S.?
Reagan presidency
This job briefly shows how the politics introduced during the Reagan presidency contributed to conservative politics and stimulation of the economy.
How did the minority groups struggle for civil rights begin in the 1950's?
How did the minority groups struggle for civil rights begin in the 1950's? I need a event from this time do you think was most responsible for bringing public attention to the American Civil Rights Movement? Explain why you selected this event.How is society today would make the public reaction similar or different? Describe
Songs of the 1950s are explained.
This posting offers examples of songs from this era.
Eisenhower' Politics
This posting offers the pragmatic and political measures used to manage the economy and the politics of consensus. Describe "the culture of consumption during the Eisenhower administration. How do you think such large scale, new found getting and spending influenced people's feelings about America?
WWI and Canadian Society
I could really use some help with these last 3 questions. These need to be fairly in-depth answers and are worth about 33% each. Thanks! #1. Outline the various ways in which WW1 changed Canadian society. #2. Outline the causes of the Great Depression in Canada, and examine its effects on Canadians in various regions and socia
Describe how the Cold War ideology that crystallized after WWII changed wartime alliances that had existed during the war.
How the Cold War ideology that crystallized after WWII changed wartime alliances that had existed during the war. I understand how there was a nuclear threat between the US and Russia. The confusion are the other alliances we had during the war. Did we anger other countries due to winning the war? What if anything caused our fri
Establishing Black Identity versus European and Asian
The statement that "the specific sense of Black identity began to form gradually" implies there was no Black identity during the era of slavery. Explain. Might consider the continuing role of Black religious expression and churches in the forming of identity. Consider the experience of European and Asian immigrants and indust
How did Lincoln's vision of Reconstruction differ from that of the Radical Republicans?
1.How did Lincoln's vision of Reconstruction differ from that of the Radical Republicans? 2.What were the gains made by organizations such as the Freedman's Bureau? What were typical failures? 3.How did the practice of sharecropping restrict the development of a middle class and produce generations of poor Southerners, r
What changes have the Internet cause to the global community?
What was the most significant event of the 1990's? I would say the birth of the internet, but I need to know the history of the internet and how it has affected the U.S. in the global community.
How was the conflict between supporters of a strong federal government and champions of states' rights characterized then as opposed to now?
How was the conflict between supporters of a strong federal government and champions of states' rights characterized then as opposed to now?
Constitution Checks and Balances Power System of Government
Is the separation of power system successful, are the branches of government balanced in power?
The scope of Canada 1867 to the Present is considered.
These areas are covered: 1) Evaluate the extent to which social attitudes and cultural activities in inter-war Canada provided evidence to change, and the extent to which they provided evidence of continuity. 2) Analyze the debate between imperialists and anti-imperialists regarding causes of World War 1 and the need for co
Policies within Canada from 1867 are briefly mentioned.
This posting assesses the extent to which the "national policies" made benefits available to all Canadians, and the extent to which they benefited some regions and some social classes to the detriment of other regions and social classes.
The constitutional relevance of "Chisholm v Georgia, 1793"
CHISHOLM V GEORGIA 1793 Provide an explanation of the factual background of the case 1) Why was this case sent to the Supreme Court? 2) What was the constitutional issue that was associated with this case? 3) How did the court decide its verdict? 4) What reasons did the court use to come up with its decision?
WORCESTER VS GEORGIA (1832)
I am in need of assistance for the following court case. For my need of understanding the following issues must be addressed if YOU CAN NOT ADDRESS ALL OF THE QUESTIONS PLEASE DO NOT SIGN OUT THE PROBLEM. Thank You for your understanding. Also the official court document must be utilized no secondary sources 1)
Wilson versus Black-Bird Creek Marsh
These areas are covered briefly: 1) explanation of the case 2) The constitutional issue that was associated to the case 3) How did the court decide its verdict 4) What reasons did the court use
Secession in the United States
What did Southerners in the U.S. think would be accomplished by secession?
Income Inequality, Social Mobility & Class Conflict
How has income inequality changed recently? Why has this happened? Discuss the associations between social mobility, class conflict, and income inequality.
This posting explains the theories about "the end of history."
This posting discusses the "end of history" and what does this phrase mean. How is it relevant to the twentieth and twenty-first centuries?
Brainstorming about American politics is achieved.
These areas are emphasized: 1. Research the interest group controversy, particularly referencing the Reform Act of 2002. Present arguments on both sides of this controversy, addressing provisions of the act, arguments for and against these provisions, and prospects for its effectiveness. 2. Based on what you have learne
Impact of the market revolution on American workers.
Need help explaining the impact of the market revolution on American workers.
Compromise of 1850 to the Missouri Compromise of 1820
Help in comparing the Compromise of 1850 to the Missouri Compromise of 1820 is outlined.
Examining the spirit of "Manifest Destiny" in the 1840s
Help with what led to the rise of the spirit of "Manifest Destiny" in the 1840s, and how did that spirit show itself in the American expansionism of the decade is given.
Discussing the Missouri Compromise
Admitting Missouri to the Union precipitated a major national crisis: Please examine why the North and the South each agreed to the terms of the Missouri Compromise.
Philosophical and political convictions of Hamilton and Jefferson
Ideas related to Hamilton and Jefferson and the first American political parties are briefly examined.
Winthrop's "We shall be as a city upon a hill"
Explain what you think John Winthrop meant when he said, "we shall be as a city upon a hill." Did the Massachusetts Bay Colony reach this objective? Why or why not?
US History Multiple Choice
Question 1 One argument against annexing Texas to the United States was that the annexation a. could involve the country in a series of ruinous wars in America and Europe. b. might give more power to the supporters of slavery. c. was not supported by the people of Texas. d. offered little of political or
Slavery
In 200 words, compare the attitudes and practices regarding slavery, race relations, and responses to abolition in the North and the South