write two response each one 300 words

I’m studying for my History class and don’t understand how to answer this. Can you help me study?

Please include your word count

In this space, please complete an “informal response” to this week’s reading. This response should be 300-400 words in length.

Essentially the Informal Responses are complete or incomplete. If your response meets the requirements (word length and addresses the correct assignments) you will receive 25 points. If your response meets the requirements. but does not include a word length, you will receive 20 points. If your assignment does not meet the length requirement and/or focuses on the wrong topic, you will receive 0 points.

This week you may comment on any aspect of what you read this week:

• NPR’s program, Talk of the Nation (Links to an external site.): “Motown: A Game-Changer for Black Americans,” (Links to an external site.) which aired on February 23, 2011.
• “The History of Hip Hop (Links to an external site.)” website.

Please include your word length

In this space, please complete an “informal response” to this week’s reading. This response should be 300-400 words in length.

Essentially the Informal Responses are graded as complete or incomplete. If your response meets the requirements (word length and addresses the correct assignments from that week) you will receive 25 points. If your response meets the requirements. but does not include a word length, you will receive 20 points. If your response does not meet the length requirement and/or focuses on the wrong topic, you will receive 0 points. These points are part of your quiz grade.

This week you may comment on any aspect of what you read this week:

• Lucy Terry’s “Bars Fight,” (Links to an external site.)1746.
• David Walker’s “Appeal (Links to an external site.),”1829.
• Paul Lawrence Dunbar’s “An Antebellum Sermon (Links to an external site.),”1896
• Claude McKay’s “If We Must Die, (Links to an external site.)” 1917
• Amiri Baraka’s “An Agony. As Now (Links to an external site.),” 1964
• Lucille Clifton’s “The Thirty Eighth Year (Links to an external site.),” 1974
• Rita Dove’s, “The Secret Garden, (Links to an external site.)” 1989

• 1991: The End of Apartheid