Which of the following best describes President Richard Nixon’s approach to domestic political challenges and international relations, as presented in 5.13?

In 5.13, it describes a significant shift in the American economy during the 1970s. Which of the following most accurately characterizes this economic transformation?

In 5.11, what was Dr. King’s primary critique of the U.S. economic system?

5.10 highlights unique challenges faced by the Asian American movement compared to Black and Chicana/o movements. Which of the following best describes a key challenge they confronted and a way they addressed the issue of identity and unity within their diverse communities?

In 5.5, how did the context of Cold War rhetoric and pre-existing racial biases influence the City Housing Authority’s (CHA) operations and the ultimate fate of the Elysian Park Heights project in Chavez Ravine?

In 5.4, which of the following U.S. policies was a cornerstone of its Cold War strategy, aiming to prevent the perceived spread of Soviet influence in decolonizing countries in order to secure U.S. control over resources in these regions?

In 5.6, beyond the legal charges themselves, Jones connects the U.S. government’s persecution of Communists to which broader societal and political issues in America?

Essay Instructions: Write a 5-6 paragraph essay with an introduction, body, and conclusion. Make sure to cover all parts of the chosen question. Use evidence (paraphrase) from primary and secondary sources to support your arguments. This section is worth 70 points.   Choose one of the following essay questions: PART I: ESSAY EXAM Three essay questions will be randomly selected for the exam. On the actual exam, you will choose one question to respond to. Your response should include a clear argument and follow a five-paragraph structure. In defending and supporting your argument, you must draw upon evidence from course materials, including lectures, the textbook, primary sources, PowerPoints, and film clips. Examine the growth and spread of southern enslavement. Identify and discuss the key factors that explain this transformation. Additionally, analyze how Black life was affected by these changes after the 1780s.   Explain why land expansion during the late 18th and early 19th centuries was a significant  goal for both American citizens and the federal government. Discuss how this ambition affected Native American communities. Compare and contrast Andrew Jackson’s Indian Removal Act with Thomas Jefferson’s Indian policy.   What were the immediate and long-term causes of the Civil War? Identify the economic, political, social, and moral factors that contributed to the conflict. Explore why sectional disagreements over slavery began as early as the post-Revolutionary era.

Refer to Figure 7.  Note: The numbers on the models match the numbers on the X-ray images. For each of the bones numbered below, give the COMPLETE NAME of the bone (ie. positional terms, numbers, or other specific names).  Bone #5 Bone #11 Bone #18 Bone #26 Bone #28

Choose a single essay prompt from the options below and compose a comprehensive response, adhering to the structure of an introduction, body, and conclusion. Ensure a thorough examination and discussion of all components of the question, utilizing historical evidence (paraphrase deriving information from memory) and analysis to support your claims. This assignment is valued at 70 points.   OPTION 1: Identify and discuss the causes of World War II, including the reasons for eventual U.S. involvement. Explain the significance of the Treaty of Versailles and the Great Depression, and how each contributed to the outbreak of the war. Finally, evaluate whether World War II was a continuation of World War I or argue why the two conflicts were distinct.   OPTION 2: Discuss the origins and causes of the Cold War. In your response, define the Truman Doctrine and explain its significance as the foundation of post-World War II bipartisan foreign policy. Then, analyze how the American-led United Nations intervention in Korea and the implementation of the Marshall Plan were designed to contain the spread of international communism. (Cold War from the 1940s – 1950s)   OPTION 3:  Analyze the cause-and-effect relationship between World War II and the postwar economic boom. Discuss how this period of prosperity contributed to broader societal shifts in the United States during the 1950s and 1960s. Choose any two of the following categories and explain how they were affected by these broader societal shifts: women, historically disenfranchised racial and ethnic groups, access to higher education, suburban growth, social conformity, and youth culture.