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Write down comparative historical account of immigration of any group to United States.
Set history up in the context of history and migration of suitable time.
Include the description of trajectory of migration of chosen group.
Explain the historical complex of factors in the country of origin, and emphasize "push factors," that compel out migration. Also explain pull factors, or those extant conditions in the United States which beckon these immigrants to select United States as their destination.
Immigrants generally fill vacant economic niches, which open up at specific historical moment.
Explain the events or contexts in which immigrant group fits into this niche.
How did the geography of Greece influence its political development?
What were the major effects of westward expansion after 1840, and how did they contribute to the sectional tensions over slavery?
The significance of slavery in the economic, social, and political development of 18th- and 19th-century America.
Industrialization provided numerous side effects for urban areas, such as a need for improved infrastructure, chlorinated water, fire safety systems, and so on.
Compare a specific example of life in Ancient Greece or the Hellenic world to that found in contemporary life in the U.S.
Distinguish views of marriage and children in early historical periods to those in today's society. Why do you believe this shift has happened?
In what ways was Sparta different from Athens? What advatages did sparta offer to it's citizens?
Explain the change in strategy these men employed. Note a battle or campaign in which each man used this new strategy.
Fact meets Fiction: Made- up Cinematography & Real History - Based on the movie, Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb*
Many of the "founding fathers" were slaveleepers. Was slavery central to the American revolution or was it incidental?
Explain what the Law Code of Hammurabi reveals about Babylonian culture; let relations between men and women, slaves and freemen.
What is the background of the author and how is it relevant to the understanding the purpose of the book?
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