Liberty
University HIUS 221 Discussion Board 2 Editorial paper solution right
Survey
of American History 2 Modules 6 and 7 paper forum thread
There
are many different works you can choose from
Plagiarism Free
Topic
1: The Burr/Hamilton Duel – A Question of Honor or Politics
Topic
2: Shay’s Rebellion – Continuing the Revolution or the First Act of Treason in
the United States
Topic
3: Nat Turner’s Rebellion – An Inspired Insurrection or Cause for Fear
Topic
4: The Alien and Sedition Acts – Protection or Violation of American Liberty
Topic
5: Women’s Rights – Do They Need Them
Topic
6: The War of 1812 – Defending Sovereignty or Risking Liberty?
Response to
prompt: Before completing your Discussion Board Forum,
read the websites listed in the Reading & Study folder. These websites are
also listed in a document within the Assignment Instructions folder. When you
have a solid understanding of the material, reply to the corresponding
permanent thread in the Discussion Board in the form of a newspaper editorial
article. Use the materials you read to write assuming you are living in the
time in which the event occurred and are writing to a contemporary audience who
want the news and your point of view on it. Your work must be clearly supported
by your readings and by biblical principles. You must take a definite position
on the question posed.
Post your "Historical Editorial" by clicking on the Reply button of your chosen topic. Do not create a new thread.
Replies: Consider your responses to your classmates in the second week of the forum as “Letters to the Editor.” Assume you are the reader of this newspaper and want to respond to what you read. Your responses must show some analytical thought and foster more dialogue. Ask questions, give a different point of view, bring up another aspect of the topic your classmates did not cover. Interaction such as this is what makes this assignment relevant and prohibits it from being a completion exercise. When writing your “Letters to the Editor,” you must respond to 2 of your classmates. One letter must be in reply to the topic you chose to read and write about and your 2nd reply/letter must be in response to a topic you did not read/write about.
Submit your response to the prompt by 11:59 p.m. (ET) of Module/Week 6 and your replies by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of Module/Week 7.
Post your "Historical Editorial" by clicking on the Reply button of your chosen topic. Do not create a new thread.
Replies: Consider your responses to your classmates in the second week of the forum as “Letters to the Editor.” Assume you are the reader of this newspaper and want to respond to what you read. Your responses must show some analytical thought and foster more dialogue. Ask questions, give a different point of view, bring up another aspect of the topic your classmates did not cover. Interaction such as this is what makes this assignment relevant and prohibits it from being a completion exercise. When writing your “Letters to the Editor,” you must respond to 2 of your classmates. One letter must be in reply to the topic you chose to read and write about and your 2nd reply/letter must be in response to a topic you did not read/write about.
Submit your response to the prompt by 11:59 p.m. (ET) of Module/Week 6 and your replies by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of Module/Week 7.
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