AMH2020 Unfinished Nation Essay - Review and identify relevant

AMH 2020 Miami Dade College Unfinished Nation Essay

INSTRUCTIONS

In order to prepare you must complete the following readings:

REVIEW AND IDENTIFY RELEVANT SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 29.

Review and identify relevant sections of chapters that have been covered throughout the semester.

Utilize at least one of the linked sources provided in this assignment to support your discussion.

Identify and incorporate at least one additional outside source to support your discussion. In addition to the textbook, you may use any material outside of the textbook that is recommended in the Additional Reading section at the end of each chapter. You are also encouraged to do your own research and identify relevant sources. Please keep in mind that WIKIPEDIA is not an acceptable reference.

Additional Sources:

• Review the PBS Program: The Civil Rights Era link.Links to an external site.
• Review the PBS Program: Eyes On The Prize (Part 1): Awakenings 1954-1956 America's Civil Rights Movement.Links to an external site.
• Review the PBS Program: The History of the Women's Rights MovementLinks to an external site..

Review the Digital History Site: Native American Voices-Relevant Parts 5 and 6 links.Links to an external site.

• CNN's Soledad O'Brien explores how Latinos are reshaping our communities and culture: Latino in America-CNNLinks to an external site.:

Latino Americans: PBS DocumentaryLinks to an external site.

CNN special on Historic court rulings on Gay Rights RulingLinks to an external site.

PREPARE AND SUBMIT:

Write a well-organized essay, a minimum of 700 words (but not limited to), including supporting details from the documents/textbook/other sources in which you analyze and discuss the material that has been assigned by addressing the following question:

Discuss in what ways the United States was an "unfinished nation," and how the accomplishments of the Civil Rights era completed the process. In your opinion, is the United States currently a "finished nation" or is there still "unfinished business" that needs to be addressed?