Correlations Between Animals And Human
Evaluate the ways in which the United States was transformed by the War of 1812, which ended in 1815. Your answer should draw upon material from the era spanning the presidencies of Jefferson through Jackson, and should look at economic, political, social and cultural changes that accelerated after 1815. Were these changes all positive? Why or why not?
https://www.nps.gov/articles/new-nationalism-in-an-era-of-good-feelings.htm
In the 1850s many U.S. citizens focused on what would benefit their region rather than the nation as a whole. What is the name for this concept?
Chapter 3 describes the colony of New Netherland (including the city of New Amsterdam). For your discussion board post, write a “fictional” journal entry as if you were living in New Amsterdam during the 1600s. Please weave at least a couple of observations from the eBook into your response, but make this assignment a fun excursion of what you would imagine writing about in that place and location in history. (4+ sentences)
Book: https://openstax.org/books/us-history/pages/1-introduction
In the 1850s many U.S. citizens focused on what would benefit their region rather than the nation as a whole. What is the name for this concept?
In a 300 word main post, complete the following:
- What is Douglass’ answer to the question “Who is an American?”
- Why does he believe that being able to move freely from one country to another should be considered a universal human right? Consider how we move between countries today in your response.
Create a reflection piece in response to the following prompt:
Select one-two eras from the brief animal welfare history timeline above and write a one-page reflection regarding specific correlations between what was happening in animal welfare and what was happening in human history during those same eras. Include references to any of the readings from this module if appropriate to support your thoughts. Conclude with references to modern day observations regarding pets in our nation and describe the connections between where we started, how we got to where we are today, and where it appears we are headed.