Sources+3rd+and+4th+MP

Note: When writing the analysis sentences consider your source and ask yourself how does the source support your thesis? Rewrite the information from your source in your won words but always consider the question, how does this source help support your argument? Note: When writing the analysis sentences consider your source and ask yourself how does the source support your thesis? Rewrite the information from your source in your won words but always consider the question, how does this source help support your argument? > This section includes sources for essays for marking periods 1-2 (certain book files and PDF used in class may still be located in original unit tabs)
 * Below you will find sources for the 3rd and 4th marking period essays. Try to use the supporting paragraph template below as a bare minimum when writing your essay.**
 * 1) Topic sentence
 * 2) Introduction of your first source which should be from JSTOR or primary.
 * 3) ANALYSIS
 * 4) ANALYSIS
 * 1) Introduce your second source
 * 2) ANALYSIS
 * 3) ANALYSIS
 * 1) This paragraph is almost done but at this point you need to start making your transition to your next paragraph or your third source. For this page, stop after sentence 7 but be aware that the paragraph is not complete at this point.


 * Cold War**


 * Foreign Policy**





1. The Cold War and homosexuality or how were homosexuals targeted during the Cold War? I would begin with a book //Homeward Bound// by Emily Matchar as a possible source. Another starting point could be the following: Executive Order 10450, Homosexuality as a security risk, //The Lavender Scare// documentary, COINTELPRO, Blue Discharges, Frank Kamaney, Knights of the Clock, Harry Hay and the Mattachine Society. From Subversion to Obscenity: The FBI's Investigations of the Early Homophile Movement in the United States, 1953-1958 Author(s): DOUGLAS M. CHARLES
 * Domestic**

2. An analysis of Cold War propaganda cartoons and posters. What was the role of such cartoons and what symbolism examples were used in the cited propaganda. Review HUAC, Hollywood Ten and Cold War posters.

3. How did sports in America change during the Cold War? Miracle on Ice and any other sporting event between the US and the Soviet Union or Russia. 4. How did the Cold War alter entertainment in the US? Focus on music, sports, films or any other pop-culture change. Plays, movies, songs and literature all count,

5. Race Culture and Sex in America: Focus on any one or combination of women, homosexuality and race. You must have a link to the Cold War. What was it like to be a member of any in the prior list? Review Panther 21, Weathered Underground Organization and Assatta Shakur. 6. How the government targeted civil rights groups as communist agitators during the Cold War. See fbi file above, Panther 21, Weathered Underground Organization and Assatta Shakur.



Romero and the Mall


 * Civil Rights Sources**

T he author suggests patriotism and rationing as a cause. In summation, the government banned zoot suits for rationing which prompted servicemen to target Mexicans and Blacks for their lack of patriotism. Busing in the 70s
 * [[file:huey and black panther party.pdf]]Evolution of the Black Panther Party**

Poverty and Civil Rights

Stonewall Riots

Educational Equality

Native Americans being inspired by African Americans


 * [[file:conservative right.pdf]]The 1970s political rights fights back after the 1960s**


 * [[file:the long 60s.pdf]]How the 1960s influenced 1970s groups**


 * [[file:coiintelpro white.pdf]]How the COINTELPRO went after the KKK**

Sonia G. asked if she could write about music and its influence on the Civil Rights Movement. I found three articles below but have yet to read them to provide a summary. A lesson for teachers but the source still cites the importance of music.

This article references many types of Black music that conveys a political message rooted in the Black experience. The author cites numerous Civil Rights Movement songs to support the points made.

This reading traces the origins of Black music as it stems from the Black church.


 * Asbury Park Riots-In 1970 residents of Asbury Park rioted because of a feeling of unjust treatment at the hands of shopkeepers whom many worked for. The articles below track the riots.**











































Vietnam War and Music



Vietnam War and Films