The Myth of Heroism: Billy Bishop Part 1: Billy Bishop Watch the following Docudrama: The Kid Who Couldn't Miss and answer the following questions. Note: You may have to sign in using your Brock credentials Part 1 Question Please provide between 250-300 words. Remember to cite the readings, lectures, and videos to support your arguments. Before answering this question, watch Part 2 lecture and read Francis, Daniel. Divided We Stand: The Myth of Heroism,” National Dreams, 111-127. 1) Billy Bishop was an exceptional pilot. Discuss Bishop's heroic status and the government’s role in downplaying rumours of his wartime record? What can be said about the discrepancies? According to Daniel Francis, how are heroes born? Provide examples from the documentary and reading to support your arguments. The Myth of Heroism: Divided We Stand Part 2: Divided We Stand: The Myth of Heroism Watch the lecture, complete the reading, and answer the questions: Francis, Daniel. Divided We Stand: The Myth of Heroism,” National Dreams, 111-127 Video Link (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJaWKpLEXDE) Part 2 Question Please provide between 250-300 words. Remember to cite the readings, lectures, and videos to support your arguments. 2) Expand on Daniel Francis' myth of heroism and consider the benefits and consequences that accompany the role of heroism in Canadian society. Can heroism unite Canadians? Consider the master narrative vs. the counternarrative and the development of a Canadian national identity. Provide examples to support your arguments. The Myth of Heroism: Laura Secord Part 3 Laura Secord Watch the lecture, complete reading (available in the resources folder below), and answer the following questions. Reading: Morgan, Cecilia. "Of Slender Frame and Delicate Appearance": The Placing of Laura Secord in the Narratives of Canadian Loyalist History." Video Link (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4V5up7NTeBU) Part 3 Question Please provide between 250-300 words. Remember to cite the readings, lectures, and videos to support your arguments. 3) Sir Isaac Brock, Laura Secord, and Chief Tecumseh have each had some form of heroic designation bestowed upon them at one point or another. Consider the differences in status imparted on each of them and explain the relationship between race, gender, and heroism in your answer. Don't forget to discuss the role of heroism in nation-building, nationhood, and nationalism. GET THIS OR ORDER A SIMILAR PAPER NOW