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Essay Instructions: The Home Front During WWII -- what was happening in America at the time.
Things were unique in regards to restrictions, expectations, and loss/gain of freedoms (examples include the Japanese Internment, use of propaganda, rationing, war bonds, and a new life for women and minorities). refer to specific events, laws, people, etc. Needs at least 4 intext citations -- properly cited.

Please use material that can be located easily online as I will add from this material as needed to complete any additional information that is assigned to the essay before it is due. Thanks.

Essay Instructions: Explain the challenges Europe faced after WWII. Once recognizing these challenges, consider the fall of communism in 1991. How has Europe managed the transition away from communism? Please use the Chicago style writing format.

Essay Instructions: Thesis Paper Topic
Office of War information WWII Propaganda Posters

Format: MLA
References: 7-10

Title:
WWII Propaganda Posters: Soldiers without Guns

Thesis Statement
Branches of the U.S. Government commissioned propaganda posters during World War II. Posters were illustrated for the Office of War Information. Patriotic in nature, these illustrations were intended to stir up pro-American feelings, and help mobilize citizens to support the War movement.
Please include graphics of the WWII propaganda posters described in the thesis paper. Make sure each poster graphic has a caption.

PROFESSOR’S INSTRUCTIONS
A thesis paper’s title never asks a question—it always makes a personal statement—and it always contains a verb (usually an action verb). It takes a definite position on an issue because it is based in personal opinion. It looks like a documented newspaper editorial. It has a one-sentence statement (perhaps as the title, but definitely in the first paragraph or abstract) that sums up the author’s opinion—this is the thesis sentence, and it is referred to or stated again in the conclusion. The thesis paper presents a thoughtful, well-supported personal opinion not found elsewhere, and is never dull.

Abstract: Page 2 begins with the “Abstract,” which is a required and properly identified one- paragraph summary of the paper. Abstracts (summaries) help libraries organize indices. It’s a good idea, especially since the Abstract requires the author to condense the paper into a few lines. It also helps the author to clarify what the paper is all about. Obviously, the Abstract contains the thesis sentence!

Major hint: Write the Abstract after finishing the paper to make sure that its summary is 100% accurate! Most papers end up being somewhat different than originally planned.

Body: 11 pages.

Conclusion: The required and named Conclusion sums up the main points and directly or indirectly repeats the thesis sentence.

Graphics: Use graphics only in addition to the text page count (11 pages). Size photos to be as large as possible and position them at the tops of their pages. If there are to be two photos on one page, try to make them the same size. Each photo needs a caption, which is placed below the photo.

Total: Cover + body + footnote list + bibliography = minimum of 11 pgs.

Essay Instructions: Choose one social,economic,or political event from each of the 5 decades following WWII-1950s,1960s,1970s,1980s,1990s-that you think had a more powerful impact on the American people than other events within the same decade.

Introduce the paper with a short explanation of the overall purpose of the final project.

Conclude the paper by hypothesizing changes you anticipate to happen in the U.S.social,economical or political climate of the next 10 years. Explain the reason for your hypothesis.

Use at least 2 references in each decades section of the paper.Organize final paper with subtitles for each section.