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This is a multimedia week. Your assignment is to find a photograph, sound file, or video about Charles Coughlin. You will post two paragraphs and an APA-formatted reference for your professor and classmates to read in our weekly discussion board. 

Start your posting with your APA-formatted reference for the resource you have selected.

 

You do not need to use a hanging indent or double-space the reference because that is too hard to do in Blackboard.  However, you must include all of the available information about the resource that an APA reference requires.

 

Then, have a summary paragraph. Tell us about the resource. What are we looking at or listening to or viewing?  Explain it in words to us.

 

Then, have an analysis paragraph. How does this resource fit into the history of American popular culture? What is its cultural significance? Why is it interesting historically?

 A tip: If you copy and paste your essay into Blackboard, then it is easier for your classmates to access and you might get more replies. This is why it is better to copy and paste your main posting rather than attaching a file. 

 

The parts of your new discussion thread:

1. A subject line that describes your new thread.

2. The APA-formatted reference for your multimedia resource.

3. A summary paragraph.

4. An analysis paragraph.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PLEASE RESPOND TO THE FOLLOWING POSTS WITH AT LEAST 1 PARAGRAPH.

1. For myself ‘Rosie the Riveter’ stood out the most in reading and watching all the videos for this week assignment. Most of us has seen this iconic picture whether in movies, cartoons, on apparel, commercials even till this day and most of known this picture to be a symbol of strong American women who rose up when our country needed them. I came across a video made by Sheridan Harvey who goes into detail about ‘Rosie the Riveter’ as well as gives the truth behind the picture and government tactics to push women more into the working field. While listening to the video it intrigued me to see more about the women who possibly posed for the portrait herself. 

Interestingly about the whole poster is for what it stood for and the outcome it made for our country during the of War World II. This poster was used to help drive women to go into a field of work never thought of and most who never even imagined ever working in their lives. It also opened up opportunities for the lower class of women to make more money but overall it made women feel like they could do more than they every though possible and knew if a man could do it, so could a woman. This effect would change many industries but the overall household of American culture forever.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2. The video inscribed is the telling of one of the most innovative pieces of cinema history: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. From its apprehensive development to cultural skepticism, Walt Disney faced flack from commentators about making a full-feature length, cartoon movie. With a budget of $1 million back in the 1930s, Disney would create a film never attempted. Upon its release, it received critical acclaim and universal praise, both domestically and internationally. This, in turn, would pave the way for Walt Disney to create one of the most beloved amusement parks ever created: Disneyland.

 

            The cultural relevance of Snow White is monumental, with a cultural change in how society would view movies going forward. This nuanced idea of animated films would make way for other popular titles, like Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Beauty and the Beast, and many more memorable titles. Not only would society have a glimpse into different worlds, but it would allow one to transcend ideas that are literally drawn on a screen. Audiences could finally marvel in fantasy using vibrant colors, multiple camera frames, and storytelling that would make even the toughest person shed a tear. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is a cultural giant, with depicting advance animations and expanding the use of full-length films.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3. Historyium (August 23, 2020 ) [Cincinnati Race Riots 1828, 1836 and 1841]

https://youtu.be/P6_OUJSHHk0

In this weeks reading and videos I got to learn about Race Riots. This short video talks about the Cincinnati Race Riot that place Between 1829 and 1841. 

The Black Laws of 1807 were being brought back and forcing black to pay a fee or be banished from the state. Any white men found helping black folk in any way were dealt with harshly. This is only one the many Race Riots that occurred, but its the one that got me the most interested.