You do know that events at Pearl Harbor were setup on purpose, otherwise US would never enter the war, right? The public opinion during 1940s was to stay out of Europe's conflict, and the only event which could force public to support US entering the war was something drastic happenign to the US. And that event was Pearl Harbor, which was set up on purpose. Just some food for thoughts and maybe for a good research paper...Originally posted by: fyleow
I was thinking about doing the entrance of the U.S. into WW2. My argument is that it would have been inevitable even if the attack on Pearl Harbor didn't happen because of economic, nationalistic, and political reasons.
Originally posted by: fyleow
Been trying to come up with a term paper thesis, the only requirement being that it has to be within 1775 to 1975. So pretty much everything except recent events. I was thinking about doing the entrance of the U.S. into WW2. My argument is that it would have been inevitable even if the attack on Pearl Harbor didn't happen because of economic, nationalistic, and political reasons. I'm not sure if this would work well though, seems like a given. If anyone has any suggestions for a term paper topic let me know. Has to argue something within those years.
Thanks.
Wasn't free trade with Canada only recently (1994) setup in the NAFTA agreement? I didn't know of any free trade agreements between the U.S. and Canada before 1975.Originally posted by: RyanSengara
Originally posted by: fyleow
Been trying to come up with a term paper thesis, the only requirement being that it has to be within 1775 to 1975. So pretty much everything except recent events. I was thinking about doing the entrance of the U.S. into WW2. My argument is that it would have been inevitable even if the attack on Pearl Harbor didn't happen because of economic, nationalistic, and political reasons. I'm not sure if this would work well though, seems like a given. If anyone has any suggestions for a term paper topic let me know. Has to argue something within those years.
Thanks.
If that doesn't scream grade 8 text book thesis, I'm not to sure what does.
Edit--> My Suggestion
I think you could talk about the introduction of Free Trade with Canada and if it has positively or negatively affected the american economy/culture, as now we are changing all these laws (softwood lumber, dairy etc etc)
Originally posted by: Entity
Wasn't free trade with Canada only recently (1994) setup in the NAFTA agreement? I didn't know of any free trade agreements between the U.S. and Canada before 1975.Originally posted by: RyanSengara
Originally posted by: fyleow
Been trying to come up with a term paper thesis, the only requirement being that it has to be within 1775 to 1975. So pretty much everything except recent events. I was thinking about doing the entrance of the U.S. into WW2. My argument is that it would have been inevitable even if the attack on Pearl Harbor didn't happen because of economic, nationalistic, and political reasons. I'm not sure if this would work well though, seems like a given. If anyone has any suggestions for a term paper topic let me know. Has to argue something within those years.
Thanks.
If that doesn't scream grade 8 text book thesis, I'm not to sure what does.
Edit--> My Suggestion
I think you could talk about the introduction of Free Trade with Canada and if it has positively or negatively affected the american economy/culture, as now we are changing all these laws (softwood lumber, dairy etc etc)
You could, for a fun topic, trace the impact of nationalism and patriotism during wartime to the restriction of civil liberties. Consider the applications of the Sedition act in 1918, the Espionage Act and its relationship to enlistment in 1917, or possibly the use of the Smith act in a post-WWII world. It would be easy to turn all that information (there's tons of it out there) into an argumentative paper.
Rob
Link? I wasn't being facetious. I honestly didn't know that we had full free trade with Canada before 1975. I've heard of the FTA, but that was in 1989, right?Originally posted by: RyanSengara
Originally posted by: Entity
Wasn't free trade with Canada only recently (1994) setup in the NAFTA agreement? I didn't know of any free trade agreements between the U.S. and Canada before 1975.Originally posted by: RyanSengara
Originally posted by: fyleow
Been trying to come up with a term paper thesis, the only requirement being that it has to be within 1775 to 1975. So pretty much everything except recent events. I was thinking about doing the entrance of the U.S. into WW2. My argument is that it would have been inevitable even if the attack on Pearl Harbor didn't happen because of economic, nationalistic, and political reasons. I'm not sure if this would work well though, seems like a given. If anyone has any suggestions for a term paper topic let me know. Has to argue something within those years.
Thanks.
If that doesn't scream grade 8 text book thesis, I'm not to sure what does.
Edit--> My Suggestion
I think you could talk about the introduction of Free Trade with Canada and if it has positively or negatively affected the american economy/culture, as now we are changing all these laws (softwood lumber, dairy etc etc)
You could, for a fun topic, trace the impact of nationalism and patriotism during wartime to the restriction of civil liberties. Consider the applications of the Sedition act in 1918, the Espionage Act and its relationship to enlistment in 1917, or possibly the use of the Smith act in a post-WWII world. It would be easy to turn all that information (there's tons of it out there) into an argumentative paper.
Rob
The first sign of the Free Trade agreement was setup in the 20's?