4-2 Journal: Historical Documentaries (50 points) can’t open the last two have to download app

After having read the food-related articles on ‘Race and Exclusion in the Food Systems’ provide a discussion on the following: Article: If They Only Knew, The Unbearable Whiteness of the Alternative Food Movement What is the alternative food movement? Does the alternative food movement need an alternative?  Whether you agree or

Examine the historical evolution of the identity of the following groups: Indian-Americans (Asian-Indian descent) Irish-Americans Chinese-Americans What was their ethnic identity when they arrived in the United States? How did it change over time? What factors contributed to this evolution? In 500-750 words per ethnic group, address the development of

Is it possible to write a universal women’s history? Draw from Practice of U.S. Women’s History in your answer.

How does From Out of the Shadows, by Vicki Ruiz, relate to “Constructing a Historiography of Mexican Women and Gender,” by Sarah Buck? How does their focus on Mexican women change our understanding of the historical events Ruiz and Buck focus on?

Nuts and Bolts: 2-3 pages (no less than 2 full pages, no more than 3) double-spaced, 12 pt. font. Cite all sources and provide full citations. (I don’t care which citation style—just that it is consistent and complete with page numbers). Give your paper a title. Assignment Parameters for Short Paper #2:

Allied during World War II, within two years postwar antagonism led the United States and the Soviet Union into a new conflict that will continue until the end of the 20th century. From its beginning, the United States and the Soviet Union blamed the other for the cold war. Historians

Is Many-Headed Hydra, by Marcus Rediker and Peter Linebaugh an example of a Marxist analysis? How and why? Use examples from the reading.

According to Marx and Engel’s theory, history is shaped and moved forward by the struggle to control the modes and means of production. While the struggle for control is nothing new, the idea of a class consciousness resulted from the birth of modern capitalism, thanks to the Industrial Revolution. A

documentary on youtube – Hamilton: Building America Full episode  Link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsvP4WRIUB4&t=16s The grading for the Research Project will be divided into Format and Content Format’s Rubric This part of the essay is worth 60 points After watching the documentary “Hamilton”, write an essay as follow: 1-Your Essay must be at

Federal laboratories, universities, or industrial laboratories? Based on the course readings, which institutional setting contributed most significantly to the development of physics in the 20th century? Explain your rationale with examples. Additionally, did 20th century physicists have more significant achievements on earth or in space (including all institutional settings)? Explain why. Finally,

We have made it to the present. So it is time to look in the daily news for a scientific topic that interests you. Use one of the following websites to find an article from 2023 or 2024: The article must have an author and a publication date. DISCUSS HOW YOUR

World War II or Sputnik? Which historical event presented a greater opportunity for the advancement of the knowledge and advancement of physics? Use examples to support your answer.  Use the readings to inform your answer. If one of the questions is not supported by the readings (most are), then you

write a speech about this topic for civilization’s class   WRITE IT AS FAST AS YOU CAN AND USE THE ARTICLE I HAVE UPLOADED The Cold War. (1945-1991) The Cold War was reflected in culture through music, movies, books, television, and other media, as well as sports, social beliefs, and behavior.

I. Short Answer Identifications (2.5 points each = 10 points) Identify the following and make sure to include what, when, where, and historical significance in your paragraph for each person or term. Please remember to provide the source or sources you utilized for each short answer. A) Nelson Mandela B)

What do “coon songs” and black minstrels in blackface reveal about racial attitudes and changing power dynamics? What do these black minstrels passing for Blacks reveal about an ongoing conversation about race in the United States?

How did notions of race influence the U.S. federal government’s relationship with indigenous peoples (Native Americans) within its borders, especially within the context of imperialism and colonialization? In your response, comment on Gross’s articles and Reed’s article from this topic’s readings.

You are to write a journal-like book review of 1,000 to 1,250 words for a scholarly text on gender history. A successful review will address the following questions: What is the thesis? Does the author successfully defend their thesis? How? What is the book about? Summarize the main ideas. What

Write a  1-page review after watching ONE of these.  First Position – documentary Mao’s Last Dancer – based on a true story Ballerina Tale – documentary on Misty Copeland Hot Chocolate Nutcracker – a documentary about Debbie Allen and her school Please ensure that you watch one of these (I