History

Student’s nameInstructorCourseDateThe Jungle-Upton Sinclair: Question 2# The Jungle by Upton Sinclair illustrates the harsh conditions of the immigrants in Chicago and similar industrialized cities. Jurgis Rudkis writes on the brutal treatment he saw in the meat packaging industry. He learns that the meat packing business does not pay workers for the extra hours they work. This paper will discuss whether the reform of the meat industry was part of Sinclair’s goal of writing the jungle. Jurgis, in his book, says that he saw men in the preserving room with skin diseases, those who used knives regularly lost their fingers, workers with tuberculosis coughed while spitting blood on the floor,...

Name: Class:Instructor: Date: Origin of species On the origin of species is one of the scientific literature published in the year 1859. The author of the book is Charles Darwin. Arguably, Darwin is the founder of the evolutionary biology. Darwin came from a well-established family of renowned clergymen, doctors, as well as businesspersons. He was an idle young individual but later studied clergy at Cambridge. Darwin advocated for the idea that natural selection together with the preservation of the favorable traits is responsible for the development of species (Holder 43). Throughout the book, Darwin tried to elaborate on the different aspects that bring about variation. These factors include...

Name Tutor Course Date "Letter from a Birmingham Jail " King explains the injustice of the black people and especially in Birmingham. The King observes that people are curious about why they chose a direct action. The nonviolent direct action used for creating a crisis and creates tension in communities that have refused negotiation; therefore they are forced to face the issue. Direct action does this in situations that have been ignored for too long and require immediate attention. He explains that the sound of creating tension shocking but he does not fear tension as it is crucial for the growth racism and prejudice in the United States. Further, King explains that the black people of the...

Name: Course Instructor: Date: The Black Panther Party The creation of the political program of the Black Panther Party was as a result of the development of the Civil Rights Movement which was on its final phase as a movement for economic, political, and social transformation. The similarity between these two movements was that they both aimed at helping blacks and wanted them to have equal rights as the whites. Nonetheless, the Black Panther Party believed that using non-violence would not permit them to realize what they wanted to accomplish. The party used the threat of violence or violence to achieve their goals. The Civil Rights Movement, on the other hand, used protesting....