After watching Implicit Bias and Microaggressions: The Macro Impact of Small Acts presented by Dr. Wing Sue – 50:49 min  Discuss the

Prompt: In a well-researched and critically analytical essay, explore the phenomenon of neo-colonialism in Africa, delving into its historical origins, its present-day manifestations, and the implications for the continent’s socio-economic and political landscape. Your essay should also assess the strategies employed by African nations to assert their sovereignty and overcome

 Describe in your own words what the Struggle of the Orders was about?  In your essay who was this between, why did it happen, and what was the result? 

Instructions: Watch/listen to the embedded video and answer the questions below.  Your response should be about 300 words and has to use the information from the video to get credit.  If you don’t use that material or you use material from elsewhere, you won’t get credit How was Lincoln able

The purpose of this proposal is for you to focus in on a specific question that requires an interdisciplinary approach.  Directions   This should be a 6 pages double-spaced document explaining the following (NOTE: I recommend using section headings to help your reader) Interdisciplinary Question: How did the German supply

Worldview Paper The paper covers the topics discussed and presented in the course. This assignment is due by Saturday at 11:59 pm (CST) in Unit 7. The purpose of the paper is to relate the discoveries of science, your particular major, and the Christian ethic in a logical, coherent manner.      

History 1302 Document Analysis Assignment 2 Follow the links below to read excerpts from Frederick Jackson Turner’s paper: ‘ The Significance of the Frontier in American History, 1893’, and Josiah Strong’s ‘ Our Country’. Upon reading these documents, write a one-page analysis of their work as it relates to American

You will be creating a visual and audio presentation (5 to 7 minutes long) based on the narrative you want to tell about America. Please cover whatever topics you think are most critical to your American story and include images that represent the time periods we’ve covered in this course

Assignment 1 Focus on the following sections: Chapter 28 & Chapter 29: *Read All Sections* Make sure to discuss each section in your summary. Summaries do not have a set page count, however generally summaries under a page will definitely be too broad to cover the material. Assignment 2 Discuss

Instructions: DISCUSSION 4 Watch/listen to the embedded video and answer the questions below.  Your response should be about 300 words and has to use the information from the video to get credit.  Did most Americans want the Constitution or was it thrust upon the country by a small group of

Project Description Your completed prospectus must consist of an appropriate title, introduction, and images of at least six works of art with accompanying text, conclusion, and bibliography. Your prospectus must cover a broad chronological range (at least five different design periods or styles (including contemporary)) and at least three different

General Poverty 1. Play Spent Activity: The Urban Ministries of Durham have a great online poverty simulation that goes through a month in the life of a person living in poverty. To access the simulation, click this link:  http://playspent.org/   Summarize your experience with this simulation activity Did you have money left

First, read Steven Heller’s short essay  Commercial: American Design Style PDF and find an example of commercial modern design. Your example may come from the essay, the textbook, or some other credible source. Embed the image of your example directly into your journal entry and cite the source. Then, in no

Barbara Deleoni Manage Discussion Entry Given that most presidential powers are delegated and informal, the president’s ability to shape American politics is largely contingent on public support. To what extent do flagging political support or declining poll numbers hamper the president’s ability to lead Congress and the nation? Are there

History Part I This week we discussed how most colonists did not want to sever ties with England, but did want change; there was no clear goal. I gave you many readings this week, and most of those had elements of the Enlightenment Era in them. The Enlightenment Era was

Begin a unit on contemporary issues in the United States. I’d like for you to present a current event from one of the following categories: political, intellectual, cultural, or social events. For this week, please choose a current event involving important issues in the United States (please avoid sports, gossip,

Your task for each week’s discussion is to read all required resources. You must then respond to ONE of the questions. This is called your INITIAL POST. Click the blue Start a New Thread button to post your response. Your Initial Post is due by the fourth day of the

You must then read your classmates’ responses. After you have read their responses, you must respond to TWO of your classmates by the last day of the academic week at 11:59 pm ET. These are called your PEER RESPONSES. Each Peer Response is worth 10 points and should be 100

This assignment will be submitted to Turnitin™. Instructions This Exam is an essay-based response discussing the 5 most significant events, people, etc. within the period of time covered in the textbook. Responses can use examples both from inside and out of the text, however you should include at least some