Category: American history

This document describes how the Native Americans were treated after the war. 
He doesn’t support the treatment of the Native Americans.
In Document A, it says “in what favor he stood with the tyrant they called Governor…”
He feels remorse towards the Native Americans
The Middle passage was a route for trading slaves 
The number mean how many people were crossing
Around 300,000 to 6 milion slaves would be transported in the span of 1701-1810
Spain had majority of their colonies in South America
The Portugal Colonies are mostly in the Philippines as well as South America. 
This document was read by the Spanish missionaries to the Native Americans. 
If they don’t believe in God and don’t show their respect towards God, they will overthrow the Native Americans and start a war against them.
In Document D it tells “I certify to you that, with the help of God, we shall powerfully enter into your country, and shall make war against you in all ways and manners that we  can, and shall subject you to the yoke and obedience of the Church and of their highnesses”.
The photo depicts the early stages of African American slave trade.
The armed man show a level of control, as well as highlight the violent and dehumanizing nature of the slave trade.
The land can be used for colonists to farm, trade, and own land. 
Where they return and carry on trading with other people in different islands. 
The social classes of the Spanish colonies all depend on their family lineage.
The photo above shows that 95% of the population is slaves, the high class is the other 5%.
The map shows Columbian Exchange was the exchange of goods, ideas, and diseases between the Americas, Europe, and Africa following Christopher Columbus’s voyages in 1492, resulting in profound cultural, ecological, and economic impacts on both hemispheres. 
Christopher Columbus’s first encounter with indigenous people in the Americas, highlighting their physical appearance and lack of knowledge of European weapons. Columbus perceives them as vulnerable and believes he could easily conquer and govern them.
What major SOCIAL and ECONOMIC changes did European expansion  bring to peoples around the world

I linked the assignment below. You can choose which one you would like to write about and then I will send over some sources!

The assignment should be double spaced with 1″ margins, written in 12-pt. Times New Roman font, and be 250-300 words (approximately 1 full page) in length. In this assignment, please summarize what you chose to do, who (or what) hosted it, some features of the exhibit or historical items you looked at, and what you learned about the community, group, etc.
You may use any of the resources provided below that focus on South Florida, or you may find your own online/in-person event or exhibit on the history and experiences of the community you live in. Since the pandemic may cause problems with visiting museums and engaging in events in person, I encourage you to pursue digital museum exhibits (and I am open to a broader interpretation of community than solely a geographical definition). Please do not wait until the last minute to complete this assignment!
https://dpanther.fiu.edu/dPanther/collections/cgm
– Coral Gables in Florida

Font, spacing, and page numbers:
Times New Roman 12-point-font. 
1.5 Spaced lines.
Essay must be Left Justified.
Page numbers in top left corner
This essay should be no more 1 and 1/2 pages. 
5 footnotes throughout the entire essay. 
Must have a bibliography page.
Please visit the writing Center
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Reflections Essay #1: Citizenship, Past vs. Present: African Americans or Native Americans (type your chosen group & this is not your title)
Essay Title
Think of a title for you essay. (Center, not the assignment title, be creative.)
Body Paragraphs:
Formatting
All paragraphs must have 5 sentences or more.
All essay’s should have three to five footnotes. 
No quoting. All statements must be in your own words. 
Only the required sources can be used.
No questions, only direct statements.  
All essays will be checked for plagiarism.
How do I complete this essay?
Reading Materials 
Students should reflect on the meaning of citizenship to African Americans or Native Americans in their entire semester chapter readings. Choose which group you want to write this essay about African Americans or Native Americans. 
e-book Textbook:
Use your textbook and search “Citizenship.” 
Take notes on your chosen group’s, rights, fights, views, and values as such relates to their access to citizenship in the United States. 
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e-Online Reader:
Use your e-reader and search “Citizenship.” 
Take notes on your chosen group’s, rights, fights, views, and values as such relates to their access to citizenship in the United States. 
3. Website: 
Citizenship Resource Center  in this essay folder by the United States Department of Homeland Security.
View it, read it, understand it, analyze it, and ponder on how this topic has changed your thinking.
Discusses these questions in your essay:       
Part I -200 words 
Discuss the meaning of citizenship to your chosen group, African Americans or Native Americans.
Describe the importance of citizenship to Native Americans or African Americans?
Describe the United States’ role in assisting, denying, and/or hampering  the citizenship of Native Americans or African Americans?
Part II – 200 words 
Explain, in your opinion, how the definition of citizenship has changed today?
Who does the definition of citizenship includes?
Who doses the definition of citizenship excludes?
Which Bill of Rights apply to those excluded from the definition of citizenship?
Explain advantages and disadvantages of defined citizenship.

The paper is about the case of Leonard Peltier, an American Indian activist convicted in the 1970s for the murder of two FBI agents. Depending on who you listen to, you get very different versions of the story. The FBI tells Peltier is a rightfully convicted vicious murderer. The American Indian Movement tells he was framed by the FBI for political reasons.
Six pages or more double spaced.
You need to research this case looking at the FBI’s side of the story as well as at Peltier’s side of the story. In addition to reconstructing the main points of the case, you should address:
-The political context on the Pine Ridge Reservation at the time of the shooting
-Trial I (Butler and Robideau)
-Trial II (Peltier)
The bid for Clinton’s clemency in 2000
-Your opinion on the case based on the evidence
-Bibliography (a minimum of two sources, at least one for each side, and at least one of your sources needs to be a printed article or a book)
You can find your own sources but some that may be helpful are the documentary
“Incident at Oglala”, the book “In the Spirit of Crazy Horse” by P. Matthiessen, the fbi website and the website of an association called no parole for peltier.

This political cartoon analysis asks you to reflect on the composition and message of a political cartoon concerning the American war in Vietnam.
The goal of this activity is to analyze the politically-oriented graphic art dealing with American involvement in Vietnam between 1954 and 1975.
Political Cartoon 
Questions:
Describe the composition, imagery, symbolism, and captions in the political cartoon. 
Consider the caption for the cartoon; who is being represented in animal form in the cartoon, and why is that significant? 
After examining this cartoon, can you tell what the perspective of the cartoonist was? What about this cartoon indicates the author’s point of view on American involvement in Vietnam?

For this assignment, you are to write a 5 page review and analysis of the book, Jackie Robinson and the American Dilemma, by John R. M. Wilson.  These are the kinds of aspects you should address, and you are naturally free to discuss other aspects of the book as you see fit:
A brief overview of the book’s biographical figure and their major contribution/impact on early American history.
Did the book offer a balanced account, or was it seemingly biased (either in favor or against)?
Did the book use the kind of sources that demonstrate strong academic quality and reliability?
Who is this book primarily aimed at, the professional historian or a more general reading audience?
Did the book offer adequate general context for the biographical figure in question?
What unexpected, unique, or otherwise interesting things did you learn from this book?
You are not required to bring in any outside sources, just cite the book Jackie Robinson and the American Dilemma, by John R. M. Wilson. 
Please include ai and plagiarism reports. Please provide a draft within 24 hours. Successful completion will ensure full payment. Thank you.

Hi, just a simple essay about the overview of American labor history from 1975-present. I have a rough outline from chatgpt that works well. You don’t need to use all of them. Pick topics in timeline order, thanks!
Introduction
Brief overview of the state of American labor in the mid-1970s.
Economic Shifts
Impact of globalization on American industries and jobs.
Rise of automation and its effects on employment.
Decline of Union Membership
Factors contributing to the decline in union membership.
Consequences of reduced union influence on workers’ rights and wages.
Reagan Era Policies
Reagan’s anti-union stance and policies, including the firing of PATCO workers.
Effects of Reaganomics on the working class.
Labor Strikes and Protests
Major strikes and protests in the 1980s and 1990s, including the Hormel strike and Pittston strike.
Impact of these actions on labor relations.
Technology and Labor
Role of technology in changing the nature of work.
Challenges and opportunities presented by technological advancements.
Globalization and Outsourcing
Effects of globalization on American labor markets.
Rise of outsourcing and its impact on domestic jobs.
Minimum Wage and Labor Laws
Changes in minimum wage laws and their impact on workers.
Evolution of labor laws and their enforcement.
Labor Movement in the 21st Century
Renewed interest in unionization and labor activism.
Examples of successful labor movements and campaigns.
Political Influence on Labor
Role of political parties and politicians in shaping labor policies.
Impact of political decisions on workers’ rights and wages.
Impact of the Great Recession
Effects of the 2008 financial crisis on American workers.
Responses from labor unions and the government.
Current Challenges and Future Outlook
Ongoing challenges faced by American workers, such as income inequality and job insecurity.
Predictions for the future of American labor, including potential trends and developments.
COVID-19 Pandemic
Impact of the pandemic on the labor market.
Responses from the government, employers, and workers.
Conclusion
Summary of key points and a reflection on the evolution of American labor since 1975.

The Battle of Saratoga is often described as the turning point of the American Revolution. In a five paragraph essay, discuss why this battle was so significant in turning the course of the war.

1.    
Identify and describe four strategic decisions the
Allies made during the campaign in Europe that led to victory over the Axis
powers. Why were the four you selected the most pivotal? 
2. Describe the American strategy of “island hopping” in the Pacific campaign and some of its major accomplishments. What were some of the benefits and weaknesses of this strategy?
3. What were some of the arguments for and against the United States using the atomic bomb against Japan in 1945? In your opinion, was the right decision made? Why?
4. How did Nazi Germany use the power and efficiency of the state to persecute
and endeavor to exterminate the Jews of Europe? How did Jews endeavor to resist an official policy of genocide?