There have long been competing visions of freedom and liberty in America, from colonial days up through now.

There have long been competing visions of freedom and liberty in America, from colonial daysup through now. In the 1920s and 1930s, we see this is truer than ever before. How and why?You should use at least some of the documents on Sakai (Freedom and liberty documents: “TheFight for Civil Liberties,” “Meyer v. Nebraska and the Meaning of Liberty,” “Herbert Hooveron the New Deal and Liberty,” “Elsie Hill and Florence Kelley Debate the Equal RightsAmendment,” “Goals of the National Negro Congress, 1935” and “A Communist Party LeaderProphesizes a Soviet America, 1932”), your textbook, and whatever else we may cover in class.You should plan to write a cohesive, formal essay, at least 1300 words in length and up to about1600 words, in which you develop an argument and advance it through making points and usingevidence to back them up.The formatting is the usual – double-spaced, standard margins, normal sized font (11 or 12 point,depending on which you choose) and so on.Do not use outside sources for this assignment. You should only be referencing the textbook anddocuments, and whatever we may cover in class.You can just use parenthetical citations (Author/document name, page number) after somethingyou wish to cite. Since you will all be using the same sources, there is no need for a works citedpage.The first draft is due in class on Tuesday, November 8.