HIS 100 (HIS100)

SNHU HIS 100 Final Project Southern New Hampshire University

Basically a matter of your race or gender all humans should have equal rights

HIS 100 MODULE FIVE ACTIVITY: HISTORICAL INTERPRETATIONS Southern New Hampshire University Course: HIS 100

HIS 100 MODULE FIVE ACTIVITY: HISTORICAL INTERPRETATIONS Southern New Hampshire University Course: HIS 100 Identify the topic you chose to explore: Describe how exploring your research question improved your understanding of the historical roots of your current event. Explain how biased perspectives influence what is known about both your historical and current events. Propose how the narrative about your historical event might change if it were told from a missing perspective.

Easy to read and navigate outline for the Tulsa race massacre

Rough draft, pretty easy to read and rewrite for a final

This essay was chosen from a list provided to us which is still accurate thru the 2023-2024 school year

Sunday Bloody Sunday by U2 explained on a historical level

This class notes shows about Bloody Sunday and explains what events unraveled

Research Topic List: Human Rights and Inequality Tulsa Massacre Wounded Knee Occupation Stonewall Rebellion Research Topic List: Political Revolutions Haitian Independence Philippine Revolution Iranian Revolution Research Topic List: Climate Change and Environmental Issues Great London Smog Creation of Earth Day Chernobyl Research Topic List: Globalization Creation of the UN Act Prohibition the Importation of Slaves Founding of NATO