HIS200 SNHU Week 5 Space Exploration Efforts Historical Analysis
HIS200 SNHU Week 5 Space Exploration Efforts Historical Analysis
Please follow the directions below and revise the thesis statemtn and introduction of the essay attached – topic project Apollo and race to the moon.
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Reopen the document firstname_lastname.Essay and review the revisions you’ve made to your thesis statement, and the draft of the introduction to your essay.
Your submission should look something like the following document—the thesis and introduction to an essay on the integration of African Americans into the movie industry:
Jane Doe
HIS 200: Applied History
Southern New Hampshire University
May 8, 2016
Despite years of often-fiery debate over the lack of diversity in Oscar nominations and alleged racism on the part of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, history shows that when it comes to dealing with racial themes and issues, the movie industry is motivated primarily by economic considerations.
Revised Thesis
In 1988 Eddie Murphy, the African-American comedian and actor, caused a stir at the 60th Academy Awards when he chided the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences “because they haven’t recognized black people in the motion picture industry.” (Murphy, 1988) Fast forward 28 years, and the same complaints were heard about the lack of African-American representation among 2016’s Oscar nominees. But the continuing argument about the underrepresentation of African Americans in Hollywood misses a crucial point. Despite years of often-fiery debate over the lack of diversity in Oscar nominations and alleged racism on the part of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, history shows that when it comes to dealing with racial themes and issues, the movie industry is motivated primarily by economic considerations.
Introduction
