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What are the president's specific choices in this situation? What are the actions undertaken by the president to fix this situation?
What historical methods/historiography the presenter used, and then discuss what drew you to choosing this seminar, and your overall experience.
Generally, what happens when the North leaves the South? What sorts of state and local crimes are created in the South after slavery?
What were some common experiences for the letter writers? What were some differences? How did people cope with the strains of the depression?
What are similarities between the first Gilded Age and the present? Are people today living in the same conditions as during the original Gilded Age?
Define the culture war that took place and then evaluate, based on your definition(s), whether conservatism in America is triumphant in the 21st century.
What were the core elements of Jefferson's ideology? What was the role of Indigenous diplomats in early US history?
Describe the attempts of the Spanish and English colonists to convert native peoples to their belief systems. How did these attempts compare to one another?
Compare and contrast American foreign policy at the beginning of the twentieth century to that of the beginning of the twenty-first century.
What was Bey's objective in taking these photographs? Do you think these projects are successful in enabling viewers to experience and reflect upon consequence?
Withers was a black photographer; Moore is white. Does this difference seem to have had an impact upon their depiction of the Civil Rights Movement?
For each of the examples that you chose, what was one effect of this gain or settlement of land on ideas of US nationalism or identity?
What is the main point of Richard M. Abrams reading Did the Progressives fail? from The Failure of Progressivism and what are 3 examples of his argument.
Dr. King's tone and style contrast with the kinds of political speech we most often. Why do you think that is, and what does it say about his context and ours?
Describe the business and financial aspects of that location, What industries exist there? How are they tied to national economy or global trade?
You are a member of Congress, and President Woodrow Wilson has just asked you to declare war on Germany. Will you decide to declare war? Why or why not?
Identify the logic behind US intervention and Vietnam and how it both revealed America's changing foreign policy goals, and the extent to which you believe.
What was the basic problem of labor after the Civil War in the South? How did labor and land ownership change after the Civil War?
What are the arguments for or against this issue? What does this movement reveal about your knowledge of other cultures or groups?
What did Garvey propose? Why did he consider black Republicans to be the enemy? What was his purpose in attacking the Firestone company?
What are the various reasons given for buying the product? What kind of gender stereotyping is involved in both the artwork and the ad copy?
What is Calvin's idea of the Christian's relationship to the Arts and Sciences? Where does this capacity come from? What is his source for this argument?
Did the proposed solutions to the slavery crisis reflect this point? How did slavery legislation and deals of 1850 illustrate and infringe on regional attitude?
Although neither was acting under the order of the North or South, the caning. How did these events reflect and further exacerbate regional loyalties?
How important were Lincoln and/or Davis (you may include other political leaders in addition to Lincoln and Davis) to the outcome of the Civil War?