Revolutionary war

Guidelines: Responses should be a minimum of 825 words. Plan out your answers to answer each effectively and make sure you don’t give detailed answers to one or two questions and brief ineffective answers to others.  Utilize examples from the text.  Cite utilize Chicago Style Footnotes, a guide is available on the Canvas homepage.   It is good writing practice to try to do a cohesive narrative essay!  Make sure to answer every question though!  There is no need to address each guiding question individually, address the questions holistically throughout your essay. If your analysis papers are not in Times New Roman, 12 point font, and double spaced I will not grade them!    Chapter 4 In “Tyranny is Tyranny” how did pressure put on the Colonies by the English drive people to resist their imperial masters and local elite in the colonies? Chapter 5:  How did the treatment of revolutionary soldiers endanger the revolution?   Did the elite betray the interest of the common people? What were their motives and intentions in the framing of a new nation?   Chapter 6: How does Zinn’s narrative about working women compare to traditional views of the social and cultural roles of women before the suffrage movement?   What are the long term consequences of the treatment of women as laid out in this chapter?   Zinn: Chapter 7 Why do we write out Jackson’s Indian policies from our history?    How is the treatment of Indians under Jackson different than decades of popular media presenting Indians as savages in the way of White progress?