Covid-19 Journal | Logan Irwin,
2020
Jacksonville State University
Covid-19 Journal | Logan Irwin, Logan Irwin
COVID-19 Student Journal Project
No abstract provided.
Covid-19 Journal | Kristy Finley,
2020
Jacksonville State University
Covid-19 Journal | Kristy Finley, Kristy Finley
COVID-19 Student Journal Project
No abstract provided.
Covid-19 Journal | Emmalie Lovett,
2020
Jacksonville State University
Covid-19 Journal | Emmalie Lovett, Emmalie Lovett
COVID-19 Student Journal Project
No abstract provided.
Covid-19 Journal | Jesalyn Pettit,
2020
Jacksonville State University
Covid-19 Journal | Jesalyn Pettit, Jesalyn Pettit
COVID-19 Student Journal Project
No abstract provided.
Covid-19 Journal | Cassidy Riddle,
2020
Jacksonville State University
Covid-19 Journal | Cassidy Riddle, Cassidy Riddle
COVID-19 Student Journal Project
No abstract provided.
Covid-19 Journal | Ebony Scott,
2020
Jacksonville State University
Covid-19 Journal | Ebony Scott, Ebony Scott
COVID-19 Student Journal Project
No abstract provided.
Covid-19 Journal | Taylor Thicklin,
2020
Jacksonville State University
Covid-19 Journal | Taylor Thicklin, Taylor Thicklin
COVID-19 Student Journal Project
No abstract provided.
Covid-19 Journal | Ashton Whiteside,
2020
Jacksonville State University
Covid-19 Journal | Ashton Whiteside, Ashton Whiteside
COVID-19 Student Journal Project
No abstract provided.
Covid-19 Journal | Gavin Anderson,
2020
Jacksonville State University
Covid-19 Journal | Gavin Anderson, Gavin Anderson
COVID-19 Student Journal Project
No abstract provided.
Covid-19 Journal | Demetrius Martin,
2020
Jacksonville State University
Covid-19 Journal | Demetrius Martin, Demetrius Martin
COVID-19 Student Journal Project
No abstract provided.
Covid-19 Journal | Pita Leandro,
2020
Jacksonville State University
Covid-19 Journal | Pita Leandro, Pita Leandro
COVID-19 Student Journal Project
No abstract provided.
Covid-19 Assignment Details,
2020
Jacksonville State University
Covid-19 Assignment Details, Christopher Bishop
COVID-19 Student Journal Project
No abstract provided.
In Controversy Oft: James David Bales And The Sharp Decline Of The Apocalyptic Worldview At Harding University,
2020
Harding School of Theology
In Controversy Oft: James David Bales And The Sharp Decline Of The Apocalyptic Worldview At Harding University, Cory Spruiell
Harding School of Theology Dissertations and Theses
No abstract provided.
The Guano Age: How Bird Poop From Peru Led To The Imperialistic Expansion Of The United States,
2020
SUNY Cortland
The Guano Age: How Bird Poop From Peru Led To The Imperialistic Expansion Of The United States, Christina Barry
Transformations: Presentation Slides
No abstract provided.
Dixieland Crusaders: Mass Media, The Ku Klux Klan, And The Optics Of Populism, 1970-1979.,
2020
University of Louisville
Dixieland Crusaders: Mass Media, The Ku Klux Klan, And The Optics Of Populism, 1970-1979., Olivia E. Raymond
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
The 1970s in the United States of America ushered in transformative policies that reshaped the nation. In her landmark essay, “The Long Civil Rights Movement and the Political Uses of the Past” (2005), Dr. Jacquelyn Dowd Hall reveals how Black activists inspired “a long movement of movements.” However, often forgotten in narratives of new activism from this era is the resurgence of white reactionary social movements. This thesis argues that mass media is central to mainstreaming radical far-right ideology to a national audience. It explores the political ramifications of sensationalist coverage of the Ku Klux Klan in mass media, specifically …
Guerrilla Warfare In The Philippines: Dispersion, Cooperation, And Desperation,
2020
Missouri State University
Guerrilla Warfare In The Philippines: Dispersion, Cooperation, And Desperation, Alexander William Decker
Graduate Theses/Dissertations
Guerrilla warfare in Central Luzon from 1942 to 1945 was extremely limited by available resources and manpower, especially following the mass surrender of U.S. troops in the Philippines to Imperial Japan during the surrender at Bataan on April 9th, 1942. By closely analyzing the primary accounts of Luzon guerrillas Doyle Decker and Robert Mailheau, I seek to confirm, confront, and consider many established expectations of guerrilla warfare, especially since much of the established literature espouses a loose set of guidelines for irregular warfare. In this paper, I analyze the pre-war Philippines in order to establish the decisive disadvantages that American …
Strikes On Central Ave- The Closure Of Brockway Motor Trucks And The End Of Huskietown, Usa,
2020
SUNY Cortland
Strikes On Central Ave- The Closure Of Brockway Motor Trucks And The End Of Huskietown, Usa, Lucas Kaczynski
Transformations: Research Papers
My essay discusses the end of Brockway Motor Company in Cortland, New York in 1977 and the events that lead to the shutdown of one of America's most dependable and iconic brands of heavy duty trucks. The death of Brockway Trucks represented not only a tremendous loss for the Cortland community, but also trends throughout the United States of consolidation and deindustrialization in American industry in the 1970s. Through an examination of local newspapers and employee accounts of labor disputes and conflict with Brockway's parent company, Mack, this essay explains how the company that produced "the most rugged truck in …
Finding Common Purpose: A History Of Community Organizing In Boise, Idaho,
2020
Boise State University
Finding Common Purpose: A History Of Community Organizing In Boise, Idaho, Emily Fritchman
History Graduate Projects and Theses
Members of neighborhood associations in Boise have long acted as advocates for historic preservation, environmental conservation, and effective urban growth management. However, little historical research exploring the impact of neighborhood activists on both the regional and national level exists. This project addresses the lack of scholarship through the creation of three key elements: a website that highlights both the history of neighborhood organizing in Boise and significant figures of the activist movement, a community lecture presenting these findings to the public, and a brochure detailing the goals of the project to neighbors. Additionally, this research highlights patterns that will provide …
Empire State Interrupted : Seneca Sovereignty And Settler Debates Over Land, 1779-1889,
2020
University at Albany, State University of New York
Empire State Interrupted : Seneca Sovereignty And Settler Debates Over Land, 1779-1889, Elana Krischer
Legacy Theses & Dissertations (2009 - 2024)
New York’s western expansion began during the American Revolution. From then on, a variety of American settler groups and individuals attempted to possess and control Seneca land in what is now western New York. These American settler groups, such as missionaries, land speculators, state and federal officials, and land surveyors, carried out individual projects of dispossession and erasure throughout the nineteenth century. In the process, they shaped the space of the Seneca reservations and the trajectory of American expansion. In justifying dispossession, American settlers crafted elaborate sets of laws and rights. These conflicting claims became so entangled that dispossession was …
'The Once Peaceful Little Town:' Edmondson, Arkansas, And The Decline Of African American Landownership,
2020
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
'The Once Peaceful Little Town:' Edmondson, Arkansas, And The Decline Of African American Landownership, Samuel Morris Ownbey
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
This thesis examines the systematic dispossession of African American property by white planters in the Arkansas Delta. It argues white planters, backed by a legal system favorable to their interests, expropriated the black land in the once flourishing community of Edmondson, Arkansas. Founded in 1902 by African American business and political leaders, the Edmondson Home and Improvement Company purchased farmland and town lots and began to sell or rent the land to African Americans coming to the area. Located in Crittenden County, Edmondson represented black defiance in the face of Jim Crow laws and white supremacy. The town consisted of …
