1)How did Jacques Ellul and his work pertain to the field of sociology?

2) What changes occurred as Canada's economic approach shifted from the

"Promised Land" of Keynesianism (with its focus on fighting poverty) to the "Open for Business" Neo-liberalism introduced by Pierre Trudeau and his successors as Prime Minister? Were these changes for the better?

3) How did the American revolution start and why?

4) How is the Vietnamese American family changing?

5) What accounted for such a different ideological system among the Greeks

in contrast to their eastern neighbors? How has that impacted us today?

6) The Articles of Confederation were replaced by the Constitution due to their infeccetiveness. Was the Constitution an expansion of rights and privileges or a contraction of them? Was it a logical extension of the American Revolution or an undoing of its gains?

7) How was the Vietnam war a proxy war, and who were the countries involved?

8) what is an historical example with citation of a philosopher and their current proposed application

9) Compare and contrast the initial post of "perceptions of the American

Dream" with your final post of "What is the American Dream?" What are the similarities and differences between your responses?
2. What are some things (3-4 skills, etc.) you'll be taking away from the course?
3. And, finally, what is the value of studying the American Dream? 
There was no initial perception given on my behalf. Just make a perception of American dream.

10) What was Selma central argument and how well did the film convince

you ?Why do we watch Selma and how is it relevant to the course ?also what did you learn ?

11) In the Woman Patriot document, why do you suppose the author invokes

American Revolutionary images such as King George III and the battle of Concord? 

12) reflection in Xiao time video about Unang Sigaw ng Himagsikan sa Balintawak

13) What were some of the new military innovations and military technology

used in the Vietnam war, which was not used in prior wars.

14) Was the American Revolutionary War Truly Revolutionary for All People? Explain why or why not .