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What was daily life like for an ordinary foot soldier during the Napoleonic Wars? Why is it important to have the memoirs of an ordinary infantry soldier?
How did Martin Luther's attack on indulgences tap into a more widespread criticism of the papacy?
What difficulties do the newlyweds encounter going home? How does Petruchio gain Katherine's cooperation?
The social Structure of the eighteenth-century colonies were growing more open for some but not for others. How Revolutionary was the American Revolution?
Identify any two Articles in the linked document, and explain how they limited the power of the Congress, and its ability to govern the nation.
Explain the fundamental values of American democracy. Contrast liberals' and conservatives' view on government
Explain the court case of Marbury vs Madison. What was the case about? What was the result/decision? How did this case impact America and the judicial system?
Discuss the economic, strategic, and ideological factors that contributed to American interest in overseas expansion in the latter part of nineteenth century.
Federalists vs. Anti-federalists: What were the main arguments prior to ratification of the Constitution? What was the outcome of the debate?
Why did antislavery Americans begin to demand the immediate abolition of slavery? What were the roots of the movement?
In all those domains the common objective was stability." (p247) Based on the evidence available to you, is Kennedy's evaluation correct? Why/why not?
What role did Christianity play in the outcome of your empire? What factors led to the collapse or survival of your empire?
Where should we place the blame? Economists believe the Great Depression was caused by the weaknesses in the 1920s economy, but the person whose name.
Explain how the oral traditions of A+B support the idea of the importance of corn to Indigenous Peoples throughout America.
Come up with your own idea on Voting, Elections, and Campaigns and/or the Role of Interest Groups and Lobbying in these Processes. Do not described.
Discuss President Jefferson's attempt to seize control of the Supreme Court and consider the positive and negative consequences of his actions.
What kinds of images are often found in a Romanesque tympanum? What was the intended effect on the viewer of Giselbertus' Last Judgment tympanum?
Which groups do you think faced the greatest challenges and which group do you think adapted most successfully?
Primary source: Harry Truman Announcing the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima (1945).
Within the worksheet, you will address your policy, find four scholarly sources to support your policy, and explain significance of each of your four sources.
Discuss the major intellectual changes that led to the Enlightenment. How did the European social order change in the Eighteenth century?
What are the arguments that have been presented against using the atomic bomb? What is your response to these arguments?
In what ways did each of these elections contribute to polarization between the two main political parties (i.e., Democrats and Republicans)?
Evaluate multiple sources of information presented in a variety of formats to determine the attitudes, values, and beliefs (worldview) of the Haudenosaunee.
Explain the major policies of Andrew Jackson. How did these policies strengthen or weaken the role of the federal government? Explain.