Plants Animals Humans and The Spread of Disease

State the relationship of plants, animals, humans, and the spread of disease. (Wallech, pp. 1-31).

Guidelines

An Example of a Discussion Board Response

Question: Do you agree with the contention that the first advanced civilizations emerged in Mesopotamia and Egypt sometime before 3000 B.C.E.?

How to respond: In your answer, you must let the reader know what a civilization is, that is, define civilization before assessing whether societies of ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt can be called advanced civilizations or not. Be sure to cite sources of information, particularly the assigned reading.

Answer: For a society to qualify as a civilization, it must exhibit certain political, social, economic, and technological characteristics. These include: cities as administrative centers; a political system built upon the control of a defined territory rather than kinship connections; involvement in specialized, non-food-producing activities; social stratification based on accumulation of wealth; monumental building; a writing system; long-distance trade; and advances in science and the arts (Bulliet et.al., 23). Societies in both Mesopotamia and Egypt had all of these traits and thus can be considered advanced civilizations. Considering writing, for example, there was cuneiform and hieroglyphics, respectively (Bulliet et.al., 35; 40).

Work cited

The American Promise

25-1:

  1. Why did Roosevelt call the attack on Pearl Harbor “a date which will live in infamy?” To what extent was the U.S. in grave danger?
  2. In this speech. Roosevelt made no mention of Germany and the war in Europe. Why?

25-3:

  1. According to Fry, why did many people find it difficult to believe reports of the massacre of Jews in Europe?
  2. What responsibilities did Fry believe the United States had to aid the victims of Nazi atrocities? Ehat might realistically be done to oppose the massacres?

25-4:

  1. How did the war affect these soldiers? Did it change their attitudes toward themselves, their families, and the meaning of war?
  2. What did these soldiers think about their fellow soldiers and the enemy?

Civil War Had Advantages Fromboth South and North

I uploaded the requirements for the assignment. I also uploaded the book because I need to include evidence from the selected chapters in the first two short essay. The third essay is about everything I learned from the book about this history era. You need to write everything based of the book and what’s in it. Thank you.

Public and Private Housing

Paper: (Due at 10:00 PM on Tuesday of Finals Week)

Write a minimum of 1,500 word paper as follows:

During Detroit’s urban renewal phase, Detroit’s leaders under the direction of Mayor Albert Cobo, moved in the direction private housing as a way of rehabilitating the city. Yet, other cities such as New York and Chicago favored urban renewal through public housing projects. Looking back on history, both methods had failures.

For your paper, select one of the following:

Argue in favor of urban renewal through public housing

Argue in favor of urban renewal through private housing

Or, suggest and alternative to the two solutions and argue your plan.

References:

Students are free to use the textbooks for the course, but in addition, I would like a minimum of two outside sources for papers. Note: In research, encyclopedia’s including online versions such as Wikipedia are not considered valid sources for college level papers.

American Women In The Military During WW2 Research Paper

Attached:

is the template must be followed, also attached is the an example of what it should look like, also list of primary and secondary.

Thesis: How did gender roles define what American women did in the military during WW2.

Looking at: Nursing, Codebreakers/ spies, roles in WAVES,WACS, WASPS.

FIRST, draft a preliminary “reason-based” outline of your chapter, with 3-4 “reasons” identified, formatted as follows:

Claim/Argument/Working Thesis
1. Reason 1
2. Reason 2
3. Reason 3
4. Reason 4

SECOND, transform your “reason-based” outline into a “question-based” outline, with 3-4 secondary questions (provide the answer to each secondary question in parentheses), formatted as follows. The best primary and secondary research questions always begin with a “why” or a “how”.

Primary Research Question (the question that your Claim answers)

  1. Secondary Question 1 (answer 1 = reason 1)
  2. Secondary Question 2 (answer 2 = reason 2)
  3. Secondary Question 3 (answer 3 = reason 3)
  4. Secondary Question 4 (answer 4 = reason 4)

Working Thesis/Argument/Answer to Primary Research Question

THIRD, Insert a shorthand list of relevant evidence for each of your Secondary Questions

Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction

For the initial post, craft a response comparing the three (3) Reconstruction plans:

  • Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction (10% Plan) – Lincoln
  • Andrew Johnson’s Reconstruction Plan
  • Congressional Reconstruction Plan (Congress)

Then, address one (1) of the following for your selections:

  • Analyze if the South should have been treated as a defeated nation or as rebellious states.
  • Explain how the American culture and society changed in the North versus the South during Reconstruction.
  • Analyze the impact of the Compromise of 1877 that ended Reconstruction on African-Americans.

leading causes of the American Civil War

For the initial post, pick three (3) of the leading causes of the American Civil War:

  • The Compromise of 1850
  • The Fugitive Slave Law 1850
  • Uncle Tom’s Cabin 1852
  • The Kansas Nebraska Act 1854
  • The Dred Scott Case of 1857
  • The Lincoln Douglas Debates 1858

Then, address one (1) of the following for your selections:

  • Based on the historical facts given in this module, assess if the American Civil War was inevitable.
  • Analyze if the United States Supreme Court can settle legal and moral issues through judiciary review. In your response, provide a documented example of a modern parallel of a legal or moral issue settled by the United States Supreme Court.

American History After 1865

Part 1: Post a Response

This week we have no new reading or subjects. Over the 11-week course, we have covered many events and issues that arose in the United States between 1865 and today. From the era of Reconstruction, the Progressive era and Jim Crow, the roaring 20s and the Great Depression, the Cold War and Civil Rights struggles, on through the age of Information to now. We have seen many examples of people struggling for rights and freedoms and people having to adapt to significant changes in the economy, technology, laws, and society. We have seen military engagements impact lives and our country. Think about these various periods and challenges.

Please do the following two things for your main post in our last discussion—this reflection:

  1. Choose a specific historical event or example and reflect on the “long range” effect of it on your own life.
  2. Choose another historical event and reflect on the “long range” impact on the modern workplace—perhaps on the profession you have chosen.

Part 2: Respond to a Peer

Read a post by one of your peers and respond. Feel free to say any fond farewells to classmates and instructors.

Reference Material

No new reading; reflect back on the course.

Generations in The United States Discussion

1. Watch the video clips. https://youtu.be/IfYjGxI6AJ8
2. You will select one set of questions (either on identity or on generation) and reflect on. Post your response in the discussion.

question 1 Identity : Why do people identify with subsets of American society? If you self identify with a subset, what is it and why? Among your Black/African American family, friends, co-workers, or acquaintances which term seems to be the preferred term. What’s the difference between Black and African American?

question 2 Generation : What is Buzzfeed’s approach to defining each generation in the United States? How do you think the African-American history we’re currently studying will influence these generations? What is a historical generation? Which of the following generations (Silent Generation, Baby-Boomers, Generation X, or Millennials) do you identify as? For a quick definition of the generations go to the following websites The Six Living Generations (Links to an external site.) or Here Is When Each Generation Begins and Ends (Links to an external site.).

Internal Migration and External Immigration

  • Each Student Will Research his/her Family’s Background.

A. Either paternal or maternal side of the family, or both may be used in this project.

B. Each student MUST utilize one or more of the following available genealogical data bases:

  1. Ancestry.com (This service is free at most county libraries.)
  2. Ellisisland.org (This site will ask you to register and will then e-mail you a password.)
  3. HistoryQuest.com (This site has over 6,000 data sites)
  4. FamilySearch.org (This site is operated by the Mormons. It contains a remarkable amount of information.)
  5. U.S. Federal Census
  • Helpful Historical Information and Guideline (Please feel free to include your own questions.)

A. Place of Embarkation

  1. Birthplace
  2. Year of embarkation (Age at the time of departure)
  3. Age he/she left homeland
  4. People he/she traveled with
  5. Name of the ship
  6. List of possessions
  7. Occupation or occupation of parents

B. Place of Entry (Did he/she experience Ellis Island?)

  1. Initial place of residency in the U.S. (Check U.S. Census Records)
  2. Occupation in U.S.
  3. Permanent place of residency (What type of neighborhood?)
  4. Marriage status
  5. Number of children
  6. Educational level
  7. Did your family participate in an internal migration experience (Great Migration)?
  • Internal Migration and External Immigration

A. Reasons for Leaving Original Homeland or Region in the U.S.:

  1. State of economy ?
  2. Political climate?
  3. Natural disasters ?
  4. Overall condition?
  5. Was there hunger?
  6. Religious persecution?
  7. Systematic racism?

B. Reasons for Migrating.

  1. Family connections
  2. Promised job opportunities
  3. Educational opportunities for children
  4. Other

C. Conditions in the U.S.

1. What was the prevailing economic and political climate in the U.S.?

2. Were there organized efforts to prevent immigration or migration at the time of his/her arrival?

3. How was he/she and others treated?

  • First Generation

A. Internal or External Immigration Experience

  1. Place of residency
  2. Education level
  3. Marriage status
  4. Children
  5. Religion, if any.
  6. Etc.
  • Term Paper Requirements

1. Each student must submit an acceptable paper to receive a passing grade in the course.

2. The assignment must be at least five pages and no longer than seven pages.

3. The paper must be double-spaced with standard margins with 10-12 point type.

4. Each paper must include cover sheet with your name and course number.

5. The Term Paper will compromise 10 percent of your course grade.