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List four cultural identifiers that you identify with most. How might understanding your own traits affect your perspective of cultural diversity.
Examine how intersectionality influences the experience of gendered violence (chapter 2) by discussing a local/global example from current news.
Why were so many people eager to find new religious answers to their questions in the 1970s? How did Jim Jones answer them? How Jones convinced hundreds?
What specific visual similarities do you observe in the three sculptures? How is each sculpture representative of time period and style in which it was created?
What are the characteristics that make elements different from compounds? Give two examples of each that exist in the human body and explain their function.
A Salishan Autobiography assigned for Week 3, describe TWO of the major changes experienced by the Colville Native Americans in the 19th century.
How do the males treat female characters? How do the female characters treat the males? What patterns emerge?
The lesson plan should cover one or more of the following topics: history and economics.
Discuss the evolution of sales and sales management, and argue what is the most important single change in field.
What broader political and spiritual claims does King make? How does his letter continue to challenge us today?
In your answer, make sure to also include how the philosophies of both parties were reflective of the American society of the time.
Did the authors message pave way for a movement of social justice? What audience does the author seek to reach? Does the author seek to persuade or dissuade?
Discuss parallels between the life and work of Gandhi and MArtin Luther King Jr. What do you think the expression the revealed word of God might actually means?
Evaluate the goals, methods, and leaders of the abolitionist movement. Which of the methods were most effective and what progress was made up to the civil war?
Describe what stands out to you (perhaps from memory) from the events of Sept. 11, 2001. Discuss president Obama's election and presidency.
Analyzes the historical significance of these two primary documents. Analyzes the nature of the race in the past and today.
Using specific examples from the book, discuss the major reasons the book gives for why the northerners and southerners fought in the Civil War.
List and describe briefly the reasons why the North won the Civil War. What were the North's strengths and advantages, and what were the south's?
What kind of world were the factory owners trying to create with these rules? How did Turner interpret his fight against slavery?
Given our unfettered access to various information systems, how susceptible are the American people to government or media propaganda today?
What did Indian and Ghanaian independence mean to American civil rights advocates?
AMH 2020- Write an argument about how Indian and Ghanaian independence shaped the American civil rights movement during the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s.
How does the film expand your awareness of the past? Did the film make an impact on you and did you find it engaging?
What purpose did or does negative imagery about Africa serve? Is it important that these ideas about Africa, and its past and current inhabitants change?
What are the historical roots of the issue (i.e., how does this issue become a social problem)? What are the changes you would suggest for the future?