1 – Pick 2 topics from the list below to discuss with the class. If you get a chance read, […]
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What you once thought about the civil war? Is this something you learned about in school?
What caused civil war? Did it change what you once thought about the civil war? Is this something you learned […]
Definition of freedom: how do you define it? What are its principal features?
Definition of freedom: how do you define it? What are its principal features? Description of which people (or groups) were […]
Explain Black Codes after the Civil War
Topic: Black Codes after the Civil War Explain Black Codes after the Civil War
Discuss the origins of sectional conflict and its evolution into sectional crisis.
From the founding of the republic, conflict between the North and the South shaped America. Discuss the origins of sectional […]
Write a reflection answering the following question? What do you think this poem tells us about the role of women during the Civil War? How do you think women viewed the war? Why?
Reflection: Poem About Reflection: Poem About Civil War Nurses Read the following document: Poem About Civil War Nurses, 1866 Write […]
Why did Lincoln eventually decide to issue the Emancipation Proclamation, and what were some of its effects?
Slavery Assignment When the Civil War broke out, both the North and South argued that the War was not about […]
Explain the strength of slavery in the US during this time period and at least TWO other forms of coercion in the US from 1776 to 1865.
Choose ONE Topic: One of the dilemmas studying US history is our ability to explain how a society that values […]
What kind of conflict/violence has your country experienced?
For short paper #1, you will need to provide an initial definition/explanation of what human security is and specify which […]
Examine John Brown’s early life and his family experiences. Explain how those experiences influenced his abolitionism and his actions at Harper’s Ferry.
STUDENTS PLEASE READ THE BOOK MIDNIGHT RISING 1) You are a Union supporter writing about John Brown’s raid in 1864. […]
