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Discuss how did the Great Awakening both reflect economic changes and suggest revolutionary tendencies?
Analyze at least four of the problems they would have had and explain how and why each of the problems was impossible to overcome.
How did Thomas Jefferson envision the American Republic? In what ways did Hamilton oppose this vision? Who eventually succeeded and how?
You may count each of these books as a scholarly source. When reviewing books, be sure to explain how the authors' approaches differ from one another.
What have you learned about early American history, to include: colonization and conflicts, colonial America and religious strife and social challenges.
What are common problems that the Irish, Scandinavian, and Germany faced? What caused so much animosity between the Irish immigrants and settlers already here?
Examine three examples of military service from the American War for Independence to the Civil War. Cover the whole period.
Prepare an 18 to 20 slides presentation to illustrate your knowledge about the U.S. electorate, campaigns, and political parties.
Identify the catalyst, and the title of the primary source. Explain how the primary source explains the catalytic event it is meant to represent.
What are the main reasons that Schafley rejects the Equal Rights Amendment? Why is women education vitally important to Friedan's argument?
Discuss how did the growth of tobacco impact the land, culture, economy, politics, and social relations both in North America and throughout the Atlantic?
Identify Corwin's intended audience. Why do you think Corwin addresses this particular audience? What does Corwin say is the immediate consequence?
What changed in the period from the 1950s to the 1960s that brought these changes about? Who, do you think, was most responsible for these changes?
How does the politics and culture of the Gilded Age compare to today? Provide an example to illustrate your point.
How many settlers were sent? What was the gender ratio? Did the group come with the intention to settle? To trade?
Discuss the creation and ratification of the US Constitution. Part of your essay should include reasons many felt a change in governmental structure was needed.
How does modern conservatism define liberty? Use the documents to answer this question. The answer may have several components.
Why was T. Hall singled out for scrutiny? What authority did women claim in assessing the situation? How did Europeans make sense of native societies?
Explain the social conditions in England that helped drive the colonization movement to the Americas, and the opportunities land offered English colonists.
What did Pontiac aim to accomplish by giving his speech? How did African slaves resist their bondage in colonial America?
Explain the rise of slavery in the Chesapeake and the effect of Bacon's rebellion on slavery.
Which had the greater effect on transforming the West: individual or corporate enterprise?
What were some alternative possibilities? Have you ever been in a situation like this? Are you happy the way it turned out?
What was the importance of the Blackball line? What did John Jacob Astor do in New York City? Who was Knickerbocker? What does the term represent?
How did the Great Awakening both reflect economic changes and suggest revolutionary tendencies?