Which statement most reflects a criticism of FDR’s New Deal coming from a political CONSERVATIVE? Question 3 options: the government should have stepped in and done even more to expand its powers and revive the economy New Deal policies should have been limited to increasing immigration to help fill the many open jobs at the time the New Deal made government too big and powerful […]

Americans expressed both wonder and concern at the nation’s mushrooming cities during this era. why did cities provoke such polarizing responses? in your responses, discuss the dramatic demographic, environmental, and political developments associated with urbanization—as well as the leisure activities they provided. in what ways did cities live up to boosters’ positive expectations? in what ways did they justify their critics’ fears? Show more

1. power-hungry militants who grabbed absolute control by force assembly 2. set the rules and maintained authority within the city-state tyrants 3. first name given to the Greek democracy nobles 4. lofty, financially well-to-do citizens who carried much power within the community Solon 5. In 594 B.C. he was chosen as an Athenian statesman with reformation powers “direct democracy” Show more

Which of these is a common criticism of liberal democracy from the right1) That citizens are too concerned with private property instead of the public good2) That the state is not doing enough to advance social and economic justice3) that there is not enough people participating in the modern democratic state4) that there has been a decline in equality of opportunity Show more

Was the United States truly an empire at the end of the 1800s?  Why or why not?  Discuss the treatment of Natives in the West, of people from Hawai’i, of Filipinos, and of Spanish-speaking peoples in the Caribbean. Analyze whether the U.S. is similar to or different from countries such as the United Kingdom and France, who had colonies in both Asia and Africa? Show more

2) How did the South’s secession from the union provide the Republican Party the chance to shape and accelerate the industrialization and expansion of the market economy in the years following the war? Be sure to indicate the specific acts or legislation the Republican Party passed during the war and explain how these helped bring about the industrial revolution in late 19th century. Also think about the […]

Every community governed by laws and customs uses partly its own law, partly laws common to all mankind. The law which a people makes for its own government belongs exclusively to that state. . . . But the law which natural reason appoints for all mankind obtains equally among all nations, because all nations make use of it. What does this passage imply about the […]

Part I: Short-Answer Questions1. This passage provides an inaccurate description of the legislative process used in Congress. Briefly explain which part of the passage is inaccurate and describe how you would fix the error. Then describe one element of the legislative process that has been left out of the passage.When a bill has been introduced to the House of Representatives, its strengths and weaknesses are […]

1. Research a focusing event that occurred between 1927-1950. 2. Identify a federal, state, or local government agency or non-governmental organization (NGO) such as a church or charity that provided assistance to the disaster victims. See the textbook for examples. 3. Describe the assistance provided and the phase of emergency management. 4. Discuss the lessons learned from the focusing event. The essay should include a […]

Unit VI EssayChoose at least two sources on the Black Death from the databases in the CSU Online Library. These sources may be ebooksor articles. Then, write an essay of at least one page on the following topic:Characterize the significance of the Black Death’s impacts on the economic and cultural life of medieval Europe. Then,illustrate your point with specific examples. How does your knowledge of […]