AMERICA HISTORY (H101)
CHAPTER 7
THIS IS THE LINK TO THE ASSIGNMENT (https://openstax.org/books/us-history/pages/1-1-the-americas)
Each response must be in formal essay form with introduction; developed paragraphs and conclusions. I am expecting each of you to demonstrate your understanding of the English language and to make your responses clear, concise and easy to follow. No short-cuts, numbering, subtitles, abbreviations, or other obstructions from formal English!!! Use the example I provide under Files for guidance!!
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Question #1:
a. Summarize the nine most important items covered in the chapter. Be sure to explain the importance of each of the items. Provide an Introduction and a Conclusion.
Question #2:
a. Which event reminds you the most of an event in your life-time? One or two paragraphs.
Question #3:
a. The original U.S. Constitution is one of the most glorified documents in U.S. (and often in world) history. Yet, it recognized and validated slavery in three clauses. Identify these three clauses and in a sentence or two for each, summarize the content of each clause.
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Film #8:
a. In a short answer with a brief introduction and conclusion, discuss three important facts you learned from the presentation.
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