writing about Chicano and Mexican; 2 prompt, and 2 readings
The central concern of this course is to better understand the formation and development of Chicana/o and Mexican origin people historically, socially, politically and economically. We have begun to understand the relationship between the formation and construction of race and social and economic inequality as emerging from the project of colonialism. The midterm is split […]
Formation and development of Chicana/o and Mexican origin people
Instructions: Respond to the prompt and follow these directions carefully. This is a take home exam. Put your name and section number in the heading of your document and include page numbers. The midterm consists of one 2-page paper, and one 3-page paper. Both papers must use quotations from, and properly cite, the corresponding readings […]
Explain “narco-terrorism” and how it relates to the Mexican drug
This written assignment requirement is for a minimum of 5 double-spaced pages of text, submitted in APA format, using 12-point font. In addition, your paper should include a cover page, abstract and reference page. A minimum of two scholarly sources must be used. See the Grading Rubric on the left navigation bar. Post your assignment […]
write about an early Mexican American Civil Rights activist.
For this essay, students will write about an early Mexican American Civil Rights activist. Essay 1 asks students to uncover hidden histories of the region and demonstrate understanding of Mexican American History by writing about largely ignored historical figures and their actions in historical context. In order to recognize the widespread absence of women in […]
Early Mexican American Civil Rights activist
For this essay, students will write about an early Mexican American Civil Rights activist. Essay 1 asks students to uncover hidden histories of the region and demonstrate understanding of Mexican American History by writing about largely ignored historical figures and their actions in historical context. In order to recognize the widespread absence of women in […]
