My Research!
Historiography on the beginning of the Cold War
Comic Book history in perspective of the Comic Book Codes
Historiography on the beginning of the Cold War
This paper is a historiography that argues the causes of the Cold War. The causes of the Cold War are commonly attributed to the threat of nuclear war and the efforts to suppress communism and capitalism from spreading across the globe. This paper argues that there are far more intricate causes, such as rivaling political egos and the flaunting of military powers. Final draft historiography final Noah Dropp - Copy.docx
Grad Writing
Comic Book history in perspective of the Comic Book Codes
Historiography on the beginning of the Cold War
This essay argues that the Suez and Congo crises were handled differently due to subversive efforts through political policy. https://westga365-my.sharepoint.com/:w:/g/personal/nd00094_my_westga_edu/EZjWrxkMco1Mq9ClhnaitFQB0W7NoHcb9jO6kzaeCUHqsg?e=5tZyod
Comic Book history in perspective of the Comic Book Codes
Comic Book history in perspective of the Comic Book Codes
Comparative history of citizens' oppression within the USSR and US
This paper's purpose is to show how the heroes, story-lines, and artistry of comic books drastically change with the implementation of the Comic Book Codes. The codes enforced strict regulations against violence and sensitive themes within comic books, and this paper serves as a brief history on how the codes came to be implemented. Noah Dropp - final AM HIST thru entertainment - Copy.docx
Comparative history of citizens' oppression within the USSR and US
Comparative history of citizens' oppression within the USSR and US
Comparative history of citizens' oppression within the USSR and US
Oppression of the citizenry is commonly found in any society throughout history. This paper seeks to compare similar oppressive tactics carried out by both the United States and the Soviet Union. Though these two societies lie on different parts of the political spectrum, their tactics of controlling their citizens are eerily similar. State powers final Noah Dropp.docx
Graduate Research Position
Comparative history of citizens' oppression within the USSR and US
Graduate Research Position
For my graduate Research I began as a researcher for the bicentennial remembrance of Chief William McIntosh. My research consisted of reviewing posthumous celebrations of the execution of Chief McIntosh, and to discover in what ways he was remembered (I.e. a traitor, a countrymen, a businessman and entrepreneur, etc.). In my final year of the graduate program I worked under Dr. Janzen in the Center for Public History at UWG. For this, I worked with a local businessman and philanthropist by the name of Jerry Ayers Driver. Mr. Driver spent his life working as a home builder decorator. However, Mr. Driver found his passion working with Habitat for Humanity and the Red Cross. I am currently working with Mr. Driver to start a biography for him, which will be carried on by the next Graduate Research Assistant who takes my place once I graduate. Driver Presentation - Noah Dropp.pptx