I need help on history paper. Topic are: ” Using the life and times of Sam Patch as a starting point, describe what industrialization was doing to the institutions of freedom and equality in America during the Early Republic Period (1800-1837). Construct a 2-3-page paper that describes how industrialization is changing the country during this period and how working-class Americans are responding to it. Be sure to incorporate the general historical narrative in your paper”.

(7 texts to be analyzed )What is sovereignty? Consider whether you agree with Jean Bodin and other modern theorists (Pufendorf, Grotius, Hobbes) that a mixed or balanced constitution is impossible. You may want to compare, for example, Aristotle (Politics 3.6-7, 4.8-9), Polybius (6.3-10), Cicero (Republic 1.69), or Machiavelli (Discourses 1.2). Cite specific passages from their works with book and chapter numbers in the text in parentheses (no footnotes) or follow the instructions of your TA.

I’m working on a sociology discussion question and need support to help me learn.

Social Class

Some scholars argue social class is present in everyday life. That is, that our behaviors, interests, cultural practices and products all are reflections of our economic position and status in society. For example, Apple products are often a reflection of social class- showing not only that you can afford them, but that you are technologically and educationally savvy.

Select one of the following questions and develop your answer into a paragraph five essay.

1. Compare and contrast Anaya’s Bless Me, Ultima and Nava’s film “ My Family” as it relates to the Chicano experience.

2. Analyze or deconstruct Cisneros ‘ Women Hollowering Creek in terms of style, themes or in relation to Chicana feminism

3. The play Zoot Zuit by Luis Valdez is a valuable resource in several contexts. Discuss or explain its importance.

Prepare a critical essay on this following thematic subject:

In their short stories, M Leong (“Number One Son”), Frank Chin (“Food for All His Dead”), Jeff Chan (“Jackrabbit”), Darrell Lum (“Yakfaahn, Auntie”), and H Y Pai (“A Day in Pleasantville”) all probe into the relationship between the immigrants and the American borns.

Besides the obvious “generational gap” issue, what are the major concerns as the writers’ point of view in depicting their interaction?