Are Cooper’s and Griffith’s visions more different or more similar in terms of what they propose as the potential of an American Empire? That is, do you think they desire the nation’s future to unfold in the same way or not?/ Do the moral lessons learned by the lead characters in A Farewell to Arms and Sergeant York show their creators to have similar or different social values, and what do you see those similarities or differences to be?

It is an english course, no grammar error allowed and no awkward sentence.

For the two questions, pls find out a strong argument in the beginning, and use the details in the novels and films to support the argument. It is very important for the details! Also, it is self reflection, make sure it is your own opinion (no matter it is correct or not), and cannot copy the ideas from others even you referred to that, the only reference you can use is the document i give it to you! The professor is very critical, so, pls take care!

Question 1 (due within 4 days)
Are Cooper’s and Griffith’s visions more different or more similar in terms of what they propose as the potential of an American Empire? That is, do you think they desire the nation’s future to unfold in the same way or not?
Note: you can only refer to the following 2 reference, MLA style
James Fenimore Cooper, The Last of the Mohicans. James Fenimore Cooper, The Last of the Mohicans.

The Birth of a Nation, dir. D. W. Griffith (1915).

Question 2 (due within 8 days)
Do the moral lessons learned by the lead characters in A Farewell to Arms and Sergeant York show their creators to have similar or different social values, and what do you see those similarities or differences to be?
Note: you can only refer to the following 2 reference, MLA style
Sergeant York, dir. Howard Hawks (1941).

Ernest Hemingway, A Farewell to Arms. http://www.kkoworld.com/kitablar/Ernest_Heminquey_Elvida_silah_eng.pdf

Are Cooper’s and Griffith’s visions more different or more similar in terms of what they propose as the potential of an American Empire? That is, do you think they desire the nation’s future to unfold in the same way or not?/ Do the moral lessons learned by the lead characters in A Farewell to Arms and Sergeant York show their creators to have similar or different social values, and what do you see those similarities or differences to be?

It is an english course, no grammar error allowed and no awkward sentence.

For the two questions, pls find out a strong argument in the beginning, and use the details in the novels and films to support the argument. It is very important for the details! Also, it is self reflection, make sure it is your own opinion (no matter it is correct or not), and cannot copy the ideas from others even you referred to that, the only reference you can use is the document i give it to you! The professor is very critical, so, pls take care!

Question 1 (due within 4 days)
Are Cooper’s and Griffith’s visions more different or more similar in terms of what they propose as the potential of an American Empire? That is, do you think they desire the nation’s future to unfold in the same way or not?
Note: you can only refer to the following 2 reference, MLA style
James Fenimore Cooper, The Last of the Mohicans. James Fenimore Cooper, The Last of the Mohicans.

The Birth of a Nation, dir. D. W. Griffith (1915).

Question 2 (due within 8 days)
Do the moral lessons learned by the lead characters in A Farewell to Arms and Sergeant York show their creators to have similar or different social values, and what do you see those similarities or differences to be?
Note: you can only refer to the following 2 reference, MLA style
Sergeant York, dir. Howard Hawks (1941).

Ernest Hemingway, A Farewell to Arms. http://www.kkoworld.com/kitablar/Ernest_Heminquey_Elvida_silah_eng.pdf