In the first attachment is in the instructions on the Scholarly Research Requirements.
Please follow the instructions step by step. The second attachment is the News Report that was completed for Step 1. You will need to make sure you refer back to this and that article for this assignment.
In the third attachment, is a Scholarly Research Requirement sample assignment to use for reference. That is how it should look.
This is due tomorrow.
For this project, you will choose a historical event to explore from the Library Research Guide. These events fit into the topic areas of:
Read these directions and the rubric criteria and reach out to your instructor if you have any questions before you begin working on this project. Many of the steps below will require you to reference and utilize the work you have done in previous modules of this course. You may use the provided template to complete this project or choose not to use the template and submit a Word document instead.
Part 1: Creating a Research Question: The quality of research often depends on the quality of the question driving it. It is important to understand how personal opinions, perspectives, and historical sources all play a part in developing and examining a research question. Complete the following steps to discuss how you developed a strong research question about your chosen historical event.
Part 2: Building Context to Address Questions: In this part of the project, you will examine the historical context related to your historical event. The context will be like snapshots that capture what was happening in history that affected the development of your current event.
Part 3: Examining How Bias Impacts Narrative: Narrative is how people tell stories based on their own assumptions, beliefs, and values. From a historical perspective, narratives influence who we focus on, what we focus on, and how we discuss events and issues in the past and present. Complete the following steps to explore how the stories about your current event and the historical events leading to it have been told.
Part 4: Connecting the Past With the Present: Consider how the work you have done to develop your research question and investigate it can be used to explain connections between the past and present. Complete the following steps to discuss the value of developing historical inquiry skills.
To complete this project, submit the completed template or submit a Word document with 12-point Times New Roman font, double spacing, and one-inch margins. Sources should be cited according to APA style. Consult the for more information on citations.
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Housing Segregation and Redlining in America
-What is redlining? Where did the name come from? What role did the government play in redlining?–What impact has redlining had on those communities in the red zone? What do those communities look like today?
-What impact did redlining have on those communities in the green zone? What do those communities look like today?
The African American Great Migration and Beyond
-Who does Tolnay describe as the migrants who left the south and why?
-What are some important factors that Tolnay describes as influencing potential destinations of southern migrants?
-Where did the southern migrants go? How did they fare in their new home?
-Tolnay argues that internal migration and residential mobility had important short and long-term impacts on individual Blacks, the Black community, and American society. What were they?
-Why did some migrants begin to return south?
List 5 facts from each video (15 in total) that you did not know before watching. Why did they stand out to you?
Reconstruction – Part 1
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Henry Louis Gates and Paula Kerger Lecture
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Now that we have expanded our understanding of the terms Old and New Worlds in a Native American context, let’s examine those ideas from a European perspective.
Please provide a 150-word minimum response to the following question. Your response is worth seven (7) possible points and should only use the assigned articles, texts, and the optional documentary . Responses should include basic MLA citations when required. Example: (Merrell, 51); (American YAWP, The First Americans): (Guns, Germs, Steel). Responses are due by the deadline posted on Canvas.
You must also post a minimum 100-word substantive reply to a colleague’s post. Your reply is worth three (3) possible points.
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Traditionally historians employed terms like Old and New World in ways that implied the superiority of one civilization over the other. The Old World was civilized, ancient, connected, and understood. By contrast the New World was unknown, primitive, and discovered. Fortunately those understandings faded while more sophisticated ideas replaced them. James Merrell’s, 
, and Neil Salisbury’s, will broaden your understanding of those concepts and allow you to apply them in new and meaningful ways.
Please provide minimum 200-word responses to each of the following two questions. Your responses should only use the assigned articles. Please include specific information to support your assertions and provide basic MLA citations when required. Example: (Merrell, 47). Each response is worth ten (10) possible points for a total of twenty (20) possible points.
For your response posts, address the following:
Kate post
Not everyone likes to learn about history, most do not even try, but those that know about past events know about trends in humanity. They know the trial and tribulation that many minorities have gone thru and still continue to go thru today. Sometimes you have to dig deep to uncover the truth about what has happened in the past, most people only know what they learned in history class. Most of what is learned in history books are not the whole story about the events that accured. To know about those things not taught in classes or left out of the history books you must research and read into the matter yourself. By learning about the past, for yourself, you can better understand some of the problems of today, to understand what minorities are fighting for now you must understand what they have come thru and over-came.
Lynzy post
