The Meaning of Freedom in the United States
Between the 1860s and the 1920s
In this essay, you are going to explain how the meaning of freedom changed from the Civil War until the
Roaring Twenties.
Your essay should at least include the following:
• Introductory Paragraph: Briefly state how you think the meaning of freedom changed during this
period.
• Body Paragraph 1: What did freedom mean to the slaves freed after the Civil War? (Unit 1)
• Body Paragraph 2: What did freedom mean to Native Americans at the end of the 19th century?
(Unit 2)
• Body Paragraph 3: What did freedom mean to women in the Suffrage Movement? (Unit 4)
• Additional Paragraphs: Add other historical examples. Optional
. Concluding Paragraph: Summarize your argument. Was there an expansion in freedom during
this period? What groups gained more freedom? What obstacles remained?
Provide a title to your essay and then write at least five paragraphs.
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Sigmund Freud 's psychoanalytic theory of personality argues that human behavior is the result of the interactions among three component parts of the mind: the id, ego, and superego.
Answer: I Think they are fair because the children who commit the crime deserve to be punished serving time in juvenile jail sercurity
Explanation: I help ;)
Answer: Protection against self incrimination
Explanation: Witnesses are always aloud to testify, and if you want you would be given protection, and you always have a right to an attorney, so by process of elimination D is the correct answer
The minimum wage law states that workers may not be paid less than a certain amount of money per hour. This is to make sure no business is paying their workers less than the living costs in their area - ie so little that they can not afford basic housing and food to survive.
