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Read the questions CAREFULLY! Ask yourself, what are they specifically asking? Overall, give a specific, clear, tothe point explanation.How to do that:1. Get right to the point. Don’t rewrite the question!2. Answer in specific terms, not in general. A good way to do this is to use examples: from the readings, the class,or the real world. Being able to apply the material and theories of the course to the real world in a goal in thiscourse.3. When using examples, make sure that it is clear why you are using that particular example to answer thequestion.4. When making general statements, such as “with proper information, parks can be greatly improved,” be sure tofollow them up with answers to questions such as who, what, why and how.5. Avoid making all encompassing statements, such as using the words “all,” “every,” “no one,” etc. unless theyare true.6. Be prepared to defend every statement you make with recognized facts. For example, if you make a statement,follow it up with a quote from the text or other recognized authority or a specific example.Part I Short Essay (Choose Three) 15 Points Each1. Analyze the ways in which controversy over the extension of slavery into western territories contributed to thecoming of the Civil War. Confine your answer to the period 18451861.2. In what ways did the second great awakening in the north influence three of the following?AbolitionismTemperancecult of domesticityutopian communities3. What was the concept of Manifest Destiny? Was it a self-serving belief system or did it have a sincere intent?What impact did this concept have on Native Americans? On Mexico? How did the implementation of thisconcept change the culture of the United States?4. Explain how cotton became the leading crop of the South.Part II Long Essay (Answer Both)Each question is organized around a central theme, but also provides you with the freedom to answer it in a mannerof your choosing. You get to decide what information to use AND to leave out). Regardless of the choices you makeregarding the content, you must include a well written, clear and persuasive thesis statement that is supported byEXAMPLES, which are organized into separate distinct paragraphs. As we have discussed all semester long yourconclusion should act as a summation of your claim and major points.1. Who really makes a difference? Can one individual influence the direction of history? Our studies this semesterpoint to YES. But who, in American history, was the most influential? Select three individuals who had asignificant and lasting impact on the history of the United States and explain how their actions, decisions, andleadership changed the history of America until 18652. Change over time has always been a part of the human story. Choose three minority groups(African American, Women, Native American, and Hispanic) Discuss the role of education, religion, culture and tracethe changes they have seen from the beginning of this class until the end of the Civil War.
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