ENGL 116 Essay #2
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Essay #2: Readings
Essay #2: Film Sources
Our People. Our Culture. Our History-is a film that we will be working on and also you have to do a movie summary on it.
You have to do a Reading Summary/Movie Summary also you need a work cited page.
US History: Immigrants and Immigration
The first question Q1 is: Focusing on either westward expansion or war, how did this impact immigrants living in and coming to the United States?
You may include existing populations as immigrants even though they did not move into the United States but rather the US moved over them (for example, Mexican populations in Texas and California).
The second question Q2 is: How did xenophobia emerge at the turn-of-the-twentieth century? Your answer may include discussion of xenophobia on society, culture, and/or legislation.
It is like two short essays. One essay is about 135 words. The two essays have no interconnection. The two essays are separate. only use the readings that upload as references.
Reference the course materials you used to write your short essay – two (2) required of your choosing. In other words, Clearly identified at least two assigned sources used to support the short essay. (author, and page number)
will upload course assigned reading materials. And will name the materials as “reading materials for Q1 only”, and “reading Material for Q2 only.”
Each short essay should be at least four sentences and no more than two paragraphs. Save longer analysis for your essays. So like each one essay with two sources, and sources are for Q1 or Q2 only respectively. will give a label on attached reading materials.
This is going to be from previous work that was done on this site.
In this module, we are exploring the appeal of advertisements.
Think back to the ads you chose in Project
1. In your initial post, include a link or attachment with your chosen ads, and describe your emotions as you watched/viewed them.
Address the following questions in your initial post:
What about the advertisements made you curious, shocked, or interested in taking a closer look? How did the ads appeal (or not appeal) to your identity as an individual or as a part of the larger society and culture to draw your interest?
