Category: American Literature

In a few short paragraphs, address the following: Who actually started the Rich

In a few short paragraphs, address the following: Who actually started the Richardsons’ house on fire, and why? Do you think it was justified – did Mrs. Richardson and her family deserve this? Was Bebe justified in what she did? Why or why not? Considering these events and the last part of the book, what… Continue reading In a few short paragraphs, address the following:
Who actually started the Rich

For this paper, you will choose a character from https://www.eastoftheweb.com/sh

For this paper, you will choose a character from https://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/UBooks/StorHour.shtml and examine how this process works: the paper will analyze the way this particular character functions in the story. To help you get started, consider the following questions: What do we know about the character, and how does that character’s personality bring about what happens?… Continue reading For this paper, you will choose a character from https://www.eastoftheweb.com/sh

Make an argument on the effects of mob mentality and social hysteria had on The

Make an argument on the effects of mob mentality and social hysteria had on The Crucible and society. Needs a thesis with an argument about this topic and the essay must have 3 supports from the book(quotations).what were the ingredients that led to social hysteria in 1692 and 1950s? What message does The Crucible wish… Continue reading Make an argument on the effects of mob mentality and social hysteria had on The

Please answer the following TWO questions 1/After reading the essay “MEMORY AND

Please answer the following TWO questions 1/After reading the essay “MEMORY AND TIME IN LITERATURE” (files uploaded) please explain in your own understanding how memory and time correlate in literature? T o answer that you may want first to isolate the two terms and define them separately before you discuss their correlations in literature. -What… Continue reading Please answer the following TWO questions
1/After reading the essay “MEMORY AND

Question 1) If you choose one of these prompts, be sure to indicate which prompt

Question 1) If you choose one of these prompts, be sure to indicate which prompt you are responding to in the subject line. Prompt 1: Consider the text of “On Being Brought from Africa to America” by Phyllis Wheatley and write a short analysis of her meaning. Consider the following: Why does Wheatley consider her… Continue reading Question 1) If you choose one of these prompts, be sure to indicate which prompt

In order to write this essay, you will have already explored “Origin,” “Childhoo

In order to write this essay, you will have already explored “Origin,” “Childhood/Home,” “Leaving Home, Future Dwelling, & Travel” in your journal. In preparation for writing the essay, go back through your journal and read everything you have written. Ask yourself, “What have I learned about myself from responding to these questions in my journal?”… Continue reading In order to write this essay, you will have already explored “Origin,” “Childhoo

Explain the importance of the town crier, Ogene, music, and drums in Things Fall Apart

For our discussion of Things Fall Apart, respond to one of the two following prompts. Make sure one of your response posts addresses the prompt you didn’t write about in your initial post. Option 1: Explain the importance of the town crier, Ogene, music, and drums in?Things Fall Apart. How do Unoka’s amazing skills as… Continue reading Explain the importance of the town crier, Ogene, music, and drums in Things Fall Apart

Explain the importance of the town crier, Ogene, music, and drums in Things Fall Apart

For our discussion of Things Fall Apart, respond to one of the two following prompts. Make sure one of your response posts addresses the prompt you didn’t write about in your initial post. Option 1: Explain the importance of the town crier, Ogene, music, and drums in?Things Fall Apart. How do Unoka’s amazing skills as… Continue reading Explain the importance of the town crier, Ogene, music, and drums in Things Fall Apart

Anna Julia Cooper famously declares that “Only the BLACK WOMAN can say, ‘when and where I enter, in the quiet, undisputed dignity of my womanhood, without violence and without suing or special patronage, then and there the whole Negro race enters with me.'” What arguments does Cooper offer to support this declaration?

Anna Julia Cooper famously declares that “Only the BLACK WOMAN can say, ‘when and where I enter, in the quiet, undisputed dignity of my womanhood, without violence and without suing or special patronage, then and there the whole Negro race enters with me.’” What arguments does Cooper offer to support this declaration? After answering this… Continue reading Anna Julia Cooper famously declares that “Only the BLACK WOMAN can say, ‘when and where I enter, in the quiet, undisputed dignity of my womanhood, without violence and without suing or special patronage, then and there the whole Negro race enters with me.’” What arguments does Cooper offer to support this declaration?