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Why does a draft offer any benefits to the country? If a draft was created, what would this new draft look like? Who would be included/ not included?
What cultural development of 1920s do you specifically find interesting and important? Why was this cultural change great departure from past American culture?
Why is oral history important? What gained from oral history than is missing in other types of sources? What are the problems that oral history might present?
The United States attempted to avoid World War II when it began. Should the U.S. have joined the war before the attack on Pearl Harbor? Why or why not?
Of all the options facing the United States, which one should Truman have pursued? Was the United States justified in dropping the bombs on Japan?
What social changes took place in the United States after World War II? What role did the war play in those changes?
In 1857 the Supreme Court handed down the Dred Scott decision. What does this decision imply when it comes to where slavery is LEGAL and where it is ILLEGAL?
Identify three major aspects that demonstrate Old and New World exchanges. Explain your responses with specific examples and details.
Considering shutting down the US border with Mexico. This was in response to an increased number of immigrants flooding the border from Central America.
Write an essay about slavery in US History. Explain the origins of slavery in American colonies, realities of slavery (e.g. their lives, abuse, economies, etc).
In your current situation, how has the foreign government impacted you, and what you are seeing evolve as the American government?
Who has been the kindest to you in your life? What are the most important lessons you've learned in life? What is your earliest memory?
What changes were made in Clinton's Welfare to Work program? What is the WTO? Why do we see people protesting at WTO meetings?
What lessons can contemporary civil rights groups learn? What strategies worked best to promote civil rights? Was violence or repression involved?
Discuss and explain what you think was the most important of these changes. What can we learn from that sort of period of economic rebound?
Should the government have taken a stronger, more active role in regulating the professions that had the care of the health of citizens?
Compare Teddy Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson- their personalities; values, and issues they faced. Discuss the issues that moved America into WWI.
Discuss and examine the shooting of Amadou Diallo, Sean Bell, Abner Louima, Michael Brown, Tamir Rice, Eric Garner, and Freddie Gray.
What were some of the significant events of the Cold War that took place during the Presidency of John F. Kennedy?
In what ways did her experience at the mills differ from Harriet Robinson's? How do you account for those differences?
Does his perspective provide any unique insights in to the character of the Spanish Civil War? And finally why, according to Orwell, does fascism triumph?
What are the motives of American imperialism today? How does this impact the country in the future?
Based on your readings and interaction with course materials, what do you think Dr. Berlin meant by that statement? Was he right? Why or why not?
How does Pontiac describe the relationship between Native Americans and the British? What did Pontiac aim to accomplish by giving his speech?
Describe the effect of European exploration and colonization on African and Native American cultures. How did each group react to confrontations of societies?