Question

Explain how events such as the Vietnam War and Watergate affected the American public’s opinion of the U.S. government.
you must complete all three parts of the assignment.
Part 1:
Read the question above and write down what you think the question is asking in your own words.
Part 2:
Use an Internet search engine (such as Google, Yahoo or Bing) to find sources that would help you answer the question. Try to use the advanced search option to limit the number of results.
• You must choose four sources to complete this portion of the assignment.
o Two on Watergate
o Two on the Vietnam War
• You must have at least two different types of sources. Your sources could include a news or magazine article, a topic website, an online encyclopedia, or video.
• Submit the following information:
o What search engine did you use?
o What words did you type into the search engine to get your results?
o What sources did you choose? Provide the web address and title of each source.
 Example: //www.biography.com/people/richard-nixon-9424076 Title: Richard Nixon Biography
Part 3:
Choose one Vietnam War and one Watergate source from Part 2 and complete the following:
• Write two or three sentences to summarize each source.
• Write what you think the purpose of the source is and who the original audience would have been.
• Write at least one sentence explaining how the source helps you explain the way the event affected the American public’s opinion of the government.
• Choose a quote from the source that you would use as evidence to support your answer to the question.
Example of Part 3:
Summary: This source is from a newspaper article and explains how citizens reacted to the draft for the Vietnam War by burning their draft cards and protesting on college campuses.
Audience: The original audience would have been any citizen of the U.S. who read the newspaper in the 1960s.
Purpose: The purpose of the article is to explain methods that people took in the U.S. to show their dislike for the draft.
Explanation of use: This source could be used as evidence to prove that people were displaying their opinions to the government and that a percentage of people did not agree with the government’s actions regarding Vietnam.
Quote: A quote that I would use is: “Young men were burning their draft cards in front of cameras taking footage for the evening news.”

Answer 1

please help me

Answer 2

that's a lot of words but i think i can help you a little bit

Answer 3

Well i think you should read this, maybe then you would understand the question carefully

Answer 4

i have but, going through the steps of what i have to do is hard for me

Answer 5

Oh mk, i can explain it to you gradually

Answer 6

well then try doing one step at a time sorta like taking baby steps you know?

Answer 7

Yes

Answer 8

i tries trust me i have its just trying to find the articles and where to find them is a struggle for me

Answer 9

One sec lemme get on word

Answer 10

So i can type this out gradually for you

Answer 11

step 2 says to find sources for the assignment. okay so what do i search?

Answer 12

Part 1: This question is asking how the public’s opinion on the United States changed in the mid-1970’s. After the two major events occurred, the Vietnam War and the Watergate scandal, the American people’s view on their government had changed. The question is asking why did their views change.

Part 2: The search engine I used was Google. The words that I typed into the search engine to get my results were “Why did the American public views on the government change after the Watergate scandal?” and “Why did the American public views on the government change after The Vietnam War?”

www.courshero.com

Answer 13

https://www.coursehero.com/file/23507782/0607-Disillusionment-Assignment/

Answer 14

okay so when i turn my assignment in its going to look on the internet to see if i copied from someone

Answer 15

no one really wants to take the time to help and its kinda annoying but, anyway even if i put the doc in my own wprds it still gets marked as copied

Answer 16

Uhh how bout u use a paraphraser

Answer 17

I recommend quillbot.com

Answer 18

i tried that lol i got my sources now i have to do part 3 which is complicated for me

Answer 19

Mk imma help

Answer 20

heres my sources
watergate
https://www.federaltimes.com/smr/50-years-federal-times/2015/12/01/watergate-scandal-public-distrust-of-government-begins/
https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/handle/2027.42/67551/10.1177_009365027400100404.pdf?sequence=2
then for vietnam
https://www.ushistory.org/us/55.asp
and https://www.jstor.org/stable/447561?seq=1

Answer 21

Im so proud of ya

Answer 22

lol now the hardest part which is the part thats stressing the hell out of me is part 3

Answer 23

Lol lemme see

Answer 24

wym lemme see

Answer 25

So choose one of your sources for both Vietnam and watergate

Answer 26

I meant lemme see the question

Answer 27

oo i can do that its just this is what im having trouble with • Write two or three sentences to summarize each source.
• Write what you think the purpose of the source is and who the original audience would have been.
• Write at least one sentence explaining how the source helps you explain the way the event affected the American public’s opinion of the government.
• Choose a quote from the source that you would use as evidence to support your answer to the question.

Answer 28

So write wht u learnt from both sources

Answer 29

So if you're on part three, tell me which source you are choosing for Vietnam War and which you're using for Watergate. Then I will read them, and you need to as well. We can work through the bulleted points together. Also, I didn't check your sources, but make sure they come from a variety of things (magazines, articles, books, etc.)

Answer 30

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So if you're on part three, tell me which source you are choosing for Vietnam War and which you're using for Watergate. Then I will read them, and you need to as well. We can work through the bulleted points together. Also, I didn't check your sources, but make sure they come from a variety of things (magazines, articles, books, etc.)
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I said that

Answer 31

yes i did im thinking of doing this one for watergate
https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/handle/2027.42/67551/10.1177_009365027400100404.pdf?sequence=2
and this one for vietnam
https://www.jstor.org/stable/447561?seq=1

Answer 32

Mk lemme check them out

Answer 33

but idk how long im going to be able to stay on now my moms got a chore list for me to do

Answer 34

Oh mk imma dm u if i figure it out den

Answer 35

okay thank you so much ill get back to you as soon as i can im sorry i have to go though

Answer 36

Mk bye