Question.2388 - Below you will see two Essay topics relevant to the material covered in the course from the 1960s to the present. Please read both topics carefully and select ONE topic on which you wish to write. Compose your topic carefully, edit it for grammar, punctuation, and spelling, and then submit it. If you are unsure of the rules on submitting Essays, please review the gray-shaded section in the Course Syllabus on how to complete Essays. Your Essay must be a minimum of 500 words in length (you may write more than 500 words if you wish) and will be worth up to 30 points.1. Briefly discuss the history of ONE of the following social legacies of the 1960s and 1970s in America: the making of a counterculture, civil rights in general, African American rights, Native American rights, the rights of Hispanic/Latino people, women’s liberation, gay rights. Think about how the legacy that you select expanded the meaning of freedom in America and contributed to social change in the United States during this time.2. Think about the technological revolution that has occurred in America from the beginning of the computer revolution in the 1980s to the present. What particular aspect or aspects of late 20th century technological change is or are most interesting to you, and why? Think about your life today (how you live, work, and travel, what you buy, how you get your news, etc.). Give at least one example of how your life would be different today without the technological revolution that has occurred in the last 50 years. Here's an interesting example (but you are not limited to this) of how you might approach this topic: If you wish to write this topic creatively, you might consider a time travel motif. You could create a character living in the present, who then time-travels to the past and has to live in the technological world of America prior to the computer. Or you could do it the other way around: travel from the past to the current world. If you're coming from the past, what is your life like there, and how does it compare to the technological changes in the current world? If you're going from the present to the past, what is your life like now and how is it different in the past? Give at least one example of technological change and how that affects your life.Here's a thought: Do you like to write creatively: stories, diary entries, journals, letters? If so, think about how you could write your chosen topic as a creative essay, then go for it! If you have an idea for a creative essay and you're not sure about it, you can always run it by me and I'll be happy to help out. If you do decide to write creatively, please be sure to include historical facts and events to illustrate your essay (and to show me that you know something about the topic!). I look forward to reading your Essays!
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