II Lesson 13: Westward Expansion and Conflict with Native Americans 6. Populism (277-283) – What factors gave rise to the […]
Category: American Literature
What are some of the common stereotypes and myths about the ‘Wild West”? Why do you think these fabrications and distortions developed and persist?
Response questions about Westward expansion ii. In what way were boarding schools such as the Carlisle School and other such […]
Describe the mission of the aircraft, i.e., what is it required to do in flight?
Begin by doing some online research and reading on each of these specific fixed-wing aircraft: Crop dusting plane Heavy lift/transport […]
Write an essay discussing how Wilson uses the hostility between father and son in Fences as a means of treating larger social issues for blacks in America.
Write an essay discussing how Wilson uses the hostility between father and son in Fences as a means of treating […]
Examine the situation LeGuin presents. How do the story’s details contribute to its effectiveness? Now think about today’s culture: How do people behave IRL (in real life)? How do contemporary cultures resonate with LeGuin’s story?
Published in 1973, LeGuin’s “The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas” offers a fantasy of a seemingly perfect society…until you […]
Why are humans more rational? Why did the human race progress?
homo sapiens Why do you think the Homo Sapiens did not go extinct? Why are humans more rational? Why did […]
Reflect on something that someone has done for you that has made you happy or thankful in a surprising way. How has this gratitude affected or motivated you?
Reflect on something that someone has done for you that has made you happy or thankful in a surprising way. […]
What does the “0” line represent on the chart? What is indicated by a sharp spike below the “0” line?
What does the “0” line represent on the chart? What is indicated by a sharp spike below the “0” line? […]
Why did the English come to America in 1607?
Why did the English come to America in 1607? Who helped pay for settling the James River colony? How many […]
How does Power imagine what sovereignty and self-determination mean? And how does the novel represent its understanding of self-determination and sovereignty through Omishto and her relationships with her mother and Ama?
Draft. A focused introduction A complex thesis statement offering an argument in response to one of the two available sources […]
