Include reference to at least one primary source reading from Week 7
Primary Sources defination: Primary sources are the raw materials of history. Primary sources most often consist of written materials but they can also include images, artifacts, oral traditions, buildings, and more.
Use: https://www.gilderlehrman.org/history-resources/on…
Use at least one example from the documentary Many Rivers to Cross: The Age of Slavery
Link:
You should write at least 250 words.
Responses should be proofread and clearly written.
You should use only assigned readings. If you use other sources, you must cite them properly.
Students will be asked to read two primary sources per chapter from the supplemental primary reader American Yawp that
Students will be asked to read two primary sources per chapter from the supplemental primary reader American Yawp that will be selected by the instructor and listed under the link for each of the assignments. Students will be expected to address questions about the documents. The questions will be consistent each week. However, students will need to thoroughly address the questions based on reading the documents. The answers to the questions will determine students understanding of the content. Students will receive a zero for work that is copy and pasted, plagiarized, as well as shared with classmates, or other students. Each chapter primary document analysis exercise is worth 10 points. There are 17 chapters for which students will be expected to complete the document analysis. With the points for each of the document analyses compiled, students can earn a total of 170 points for this assignment by the close of the term. Given that students can earn over 100 points for completing all 17 primary source analyses, it offers the opportunity for students to earn extra credit and/or miss a few without their overall grades suffering. Below are the questions that students must address in complete sentence format for each of the primary sources. Please understand that when this assignment is completed that the two primary sources are being addressed for the first six questions. For the remaining questions, the two sources are being compared. Please note under each question being addressed (for the first six answers) which source is being addressed. 1. Content- What is the main idea? Describe in detail the main points offered. This answer should include points in multiple sentences. Former students have copied content from the introduction of the documents or gave one sentence answers that did not display a reading of the actual primary source. Please be mindful not to make those mistakes. 2. Citation- When was this created? Do not use the date from the source given after the document. A number of documents were selected from secondary and tertiary sources. 3. Context- What is going on in the world, the country, the region, or the locality when this was created? (Please read the main textbook first in order to understand what is happening at this time. Please note the timeframe that is relevant to the writing of this document. Events that contributed to this document should be noted. For example, if this is a reaction to a historic event, then that should be noted.) 4. Who is the author or creator? (Sometimes, the speaker is not the physical writer but is being interviewed. Please note the voice of the persons speaking in the source and who may have contributed to the creation of the work. Please do not confuse the source provided after the document as the actual author. Some of the documents were taken from secondary and tertiary sources.) 5. What biases or assumptions may have influenced the author or creator? 6. Who was the intended audience? *Half-points will be deducted for missed questions. One-quarter to one half of a point will be deducted for grammar errors, depending on the number. Please provide answers to all of the first six questions for both documents. 7. Are there similarities in the selected documents point of view? 8. What are the similarities? 9. Are the authors offering counterpoints to one another? 10. In what ways do they disagree? Please do not include questions just the number of the question.
Students will be asked to read two primary sources per chapter from the supplemental primary reader American Yawp that
History Assignment Help Students will be asked to read two primary sources per chapter from the supplemental primary reader American Yawp that will be selected by the instructor and listed under the link for each of the assignments. Students will be expected to address questions about the documents. The questions will be consistent each week. However, students will need to thoroughly address the questions based on reading the documents. The answers to the questions will determine students understanding of the content. Students will receive a zero for work that is copy and pasted, plagiarized, as well as shared with classmates, or other students. Each chapter primary document analysis exercise is worth 10 points. There are 17 chapters for which students will be expected to complete the document analysis. With the points for each of the document analyses compiled, students can earn a total of 170 points for this assignment by the close of the term. Given that students can earn over 100 points for completing all 17 primary source analyses, it offers the opportunity for students to earn extra credit and/or miss a few without their overall grades suffering.
Below are the questions that students must address in complete sentence format for each of the primary sources. Please understand that when this assignment is completed that the two primary sources are being addressed for the first six questions. For the remaining questions, the two sources are being compared. Please note under each question being addressed (for the first six answers) which source is being addressed.
1. Content- What is the main idea? Describe in detail the main points offered. This answer should include points in multiple sentences. Former students have copied content from the introduction of the documents or gave one sentence answers that did not display a reading of the actual primary source. Please be mindful not to make those mistakes.
2. Citation- When was this created? Do not use the date from the source given after the document. A number of documents were selected from secondary and tertiary sources.
3. Context- What is going on in the world, the country, the region, or the locality when this was created? (Please read the main textbook first in order to understand what is happening at this time. Please note the timeframe that is relevant to the writing of this document. Events that contributed to this document should be noted. For example, if this is a reaction to a historic event, then that should be noted.)
4. Who is the author or creator? (Sometimes, the speaker is not the physical writer but is being interviewed. Please note the voice of the persons speaking in the source and who may have contributed to the creation of the work. Please do not confuse the source provided after the document as the actual author. Some of the documents were taken from secondary and tertiary sources.)
5. What biases or assumptions may have influenced the author or creator?
6. Who was the intended audience?
*Half-points will be deducted for missed questions. One-quarter to one half of a point will be deducted for grammar errors, depending on the number.
Please provide answers to all of the first six questions for both documents.
7. Are there similarities in the selected documents point of view?
8. What are the similarities?
9. Are the authors offering counterpoints to one another?
10. In what ways do they disagree?
Please do not include questions just the number of the question.
The Contemporary World
Initial post by addressing the following:
The rise of Fascism, the NAZI Party, and Hitler in the Interwar period between WWI and WWII was quick and efficient. The Nationalistic energy used for this meteoric rise of Hitler and the NAZI Party may have been drawn from the harsh treaty imposed on Germany at the end of WWI and the global economic transformation. In your own words, address and explain the issues that FASCISM and Hitler in particular, drew from to incite the people to follow him into the next world war, and how did it unfold?
Minimum of 500 words
2 post responding to another classmate post
Minimum of 250 word each