This solution offers an understanding of the weak state era. It examines these questions: "How did urbanization and immigration affect the United States between 1865-1900? What unsolved problems caused Americans to begin demanding an end to the era of the weak state?"
This posting offers brief ideas about American Isolationism.
What steps did the government take to sway public opinion toward participation against the Axis? This question is posed.
This job discusses root causes for America's sense of isolationism in the late 1930s and includes references.
This job describes the United States' resistance to joining the League of Nations and includes references.
1. Describe and explain the system of checks and balances 2. Why is "gridlock" or "deadlock" a common aspect of the American political system? 3. What was the dilemma faced by the U.S. Supreme Court when deciding the case of Marbury v. Madison? 4. What is the process necessary for amending the Constitution?
How did the New Deal succeed in mitigating America's economic difficulties? In what ways did it fail? Research is cited.
How did civil engineering projects and New Deal provide electricity to rural and Western America? This topic is suggested.
What was the role of the United States in the emerging global community of the 1980s? Details are listed.
How did industrialization, immigration, and imperialism affect America's perception of itself around the year 1900? Did this perception play a role in America's initial reluctance to enter WW I? What relevance can you draw for today's U.S. policies? Research is also listed.
I need to talk about Reformists and Seperatists. Assess the role of religion as a motivation for European colonization of the Americas and show how religion affected the course of colonization. Your essay must include reference to the rise of Protestantism and the interaction of religion and politics, and it must address the
What were the three main elements of the Progressive Movement, and what was the significance of the Progressive Era?
What were the social, economic, and political consequences of urbanization in the United States?
How did the institutionalization of ethnic neighborhoods facilitate integration and assimilation into American culture and industry?
Please discuss today's ramifications regarding the transcontinental railroad.
Please help with the following problem. This posting examines "Literature of Knowledge and the Literature of Power" by Thomas deQuincey and defines each of these types: 1. Glorification of the common man 2. Antiquity or the supernatural 3. Change (mutabilty) 4. Concern with social issues
What were the reasons the founding fathers of the American Republic divided the government into the legislative, judicial, and executive branches? How does this benefit the three branches?
According to Articles I, II, III of the Constitution, how are the three branches of U.S. Government supposed to interact? Basic facts are listed.
This job highlights the main ideas of Social Darwinism and why it is uniquely popular in the United States.
Book: Monkey Town by Ronald Kidd, 2006, Simon & Schuster Books for young readers. Based on the book, please help me with these questions: 1. Does the novel do a good job presenting the larger social context of the Scope's Trial? 2. Does Kidd paint a compelling picture of Dayton and the impact of the Scope's Trial?
Please assist with the following questions providing suggestions and ideas: 1.Which group retains control of Tennessee in the "New south?" 2. Describe changes to the Tennessee economy and industry during the period after reconstruction. 3. How does farming change? Why? 4. What place do black Americans hold in Tenness
What three basic beliefs of the Democratic Party in Tennessee during the Antebellum period? How did Jackson's actions concerning the bank of the United States and improvements tot he National infrastructure reflect these views? Emphasis is to be on Tennessee history.
Throughout its history, Tennessee has been a moderate state, focusing on the Antebellum Period, including the political party system (describe the basic beliefs of each) in Tennessee, the geographical divisions (describe them), and economic divisions (describe them) explain why? Explain why Tennessean took so long to secede the
Whtat were three basic beliefs of the Democratic Party in Tennessee during the antebellum Period? How did Jackson's actions concerning the bank of the United States and improvements to the national infrastructure reflect these views?
Are our freedoms more or less secure than they were when the country was founded? Elaborate.
Please explain w/examples. Has the Supreme Court taken liberties in using the First, Fourth, Ninth and Fourteenth Amendments to the Constitution to justify privacy protection decisions?
How has technology complicated the issue of privacy? Please explain.
This is a discussion of possible ways the government should become involved in regulating privacy. Examples and sources are provided.
Describe the role of the Tennessee frontier in the American Revolution. Consider the causes the typical westerner fought for and contrast their causes with the motivations and actions of the Tennessee Indians. Be sure to support this answer with examples.
Anti-pornography laws have frequently been challenged in court under First Amendment protections. What is your position on this issue? A personal take is listed.