Learnings From History Class
Ungrading Essay 1 100 Ungrading Essay
Address question 1 then either 2 or 3. Finally, tell me what grade you have earned to date. I do have the right to tweak if necessary. The grade earned here will also be placed on Assignment 1 and 2.
1. What was the most surprising thing you learned so far about HIST 1301? And, why was that surprising? Use evidence from lectures, our OER textbook, and assigned readings.
2. What challenges have you encountered and how did you overcome those challenges?
3. Describe your support network for this class.
I cannot say how long this essay should be because some has learned and observed more than others. So, be thorough, complete, detailed, and specific.
Don't forget to tell me your earned grade, using evidence of course to suggest the veracity of that statement,
CIte as footnotes in accordance with CMS. Provide a Bibliography.
Upgrading Essay 1 100
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Through my reading of History 1301, I have learned some perspectives I did not learn before. Even though I read different lessons, the lesson regarding how the enslaved people were treated was outstanding. For example, I understood that varying from how I believed that the enslaved people had their rights, I noticed that they did not have rights. For instance, when the enslaved Indians could not collect enough gold, they were given copper tokens when returning, which made their hands cut and bleed to death. Furthermore, those who tried to run away were killed by dogs.[Zinn, Howard. People’s History of the United States. Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2015.]
Moreover, I have understood that even though the individuals who were engaging in the slave trade knew that they were violating human rights, they were not ready to end it. For instance, the enslaved war captives played a crucial role in the North American Southeast economy. The benefit they were enjoying made President Abraham Lincoln receive huge backlash for declaring emancipation, which was one reason for his death. Even though slavery was eventually abolished, I understood it was not easy.[Locke, Joseph L., and...