What is the illustrator attempting to say about slavery? Is this cartoon a factual and accurate description of slavery? Why would the illustrator do this? Who benefited from this portrayal of slavery?
Today, we see similar false statements made about immigrants, especially “illegal” immigrants. Who benefits from creating and telling stories that are not true to the public?
How is fear used to control citizens?
Discuss Black Church and AIDS Activism Response
Analyze and discuss how women, blacks, Hispanics, and Native Americans, were impacted by the Depression and New Deal.
The prompt question is, “What is the difference between failing to reject the null hypothesis and having evidence to support the alternative hypothesis?”
To answer this question be sure to:
1. Define the null hypothesis (what is the definition?).
2. Explain what failing to reject the null hypothesis means. (Explain the mistake (type 1 or type 2 error) you made and its implications).
3. Explain what having evidence to support the alternative hypothesis means. What statistically do you use as proof to support the alternative hypothesis? Discuss statistical significance.
4. Explain what the difference is between “failing to reject the null hypothesis” (making an error) and “having evidence to support the alternative hypothesis.”
1. Imagine you were born in 1821, in Mexican Texas, and start your timeline there. You are born into a time when Mexico has just overthrown Spanish rule (1821). Draw an image that represents your birth in 1821. Use minimal written language to describe the events (1821: Mexican Independence from Spain and your birth).
2. The next event on your timeline is in 1829. How old are you when Vicente Guerrero, the Afro-Mestizo President of Mexico, outlaws slavery in 1829? Note that on the timeline with words and imagery (you and the event).
3. How old are you in 1836, when elite Tejanos and Anglo Americans fight the last battle in the Texas Revolution (The Battle of San Jacinto in present day Harris county)? Note that on the timeline with words and imagery (you and the event).
4. How old are you when the ensuing war between the United States and Mexico begins in disputed Texas territory in 1846? Note that on the timeline with words and imagery (you and the event).
5. How old are you when the U.S. – Mexico War ends with the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe in 1848? Note that on the timeline with words and imagery (you and the event). Think about how the land under your feet has changed and consider what it must have felt like to survive so much war in your short life.
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Essay on German nationalism – How did “normal” Germans become involved in the Nazi Party?
Use primary and secondary sources for evidence
Location of state on the globe and how this impacts climate, agriculture, and economic level of the country.
Job sectors and whether or not your state is a MDC or LDC
Government system (unitary/federal). Make sure this correctly corresponds to your state’s shape.
Centripetal and centrifugal forces and how these impact society
How women and men exist within the state.
What stage of Rostow’s Development Model your state is in and a history for each stage up to the point you have listed.
Assess the influence of cultural nationalist organisations on the growth of republicanism in the period 1898-1916’.
Discuss Battle of Belleau wood. Must be 12 font and APA Purdue Owl 6th Edition . Must be 100 percent on gramerly .
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