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Introduce your paper with your previously crafted thesis statement. List 3 to 5 driving forces that led to the Civil War.
According to the documentary, what does the term sovereignty mean, and why is it important to the Kumeyaay specifically?
Why was socialism and radicalism so popular during the Progressive Era? What factors do you attribute to the popularity of socialism and similar ideologies?
How did you come to understand American Indians as an American Indian or non-Indian?
Within a relatively short time after Reconstruction, Northern Republican industrialists and Southern Bourbon. How were they able to achieve this alliance?
Could the agricultural depression which settled on South have been avoided, or was it a natural consequence? List specific examples to support your contention.
How did the political and social roles of women in Egypt differ from those of other ancient societies?
What factors combined to make the United States a mature industrial society after the Civil War?
Discuss the Sept. 11 (2001) attack and its impact. Describe what stands out to you (perhaps from memory) from the events of Sept. 11, 2001.
Identify at least three key EVM metrics you will use for your project. Discuss your plan to properly close your project when it is over.
What myths about the American Revolution does Prof. Berkin expose in her article? Examine at least three of the myths and the arguments Prof. Berkin presents.
Though a century has passed since the heyday of the great industrialists and financiers, debate continues: were these men captains of industry.
Identify four ways in which the federal government actively encouraged settlement of Great Plains. How would settlement have been different without assistance?
What challenges did the settling and farming of the Great Plains present to the Cattle Kingdom? How was the cattle industry able to adjust to these changes?
How much of your perception of the western frontier been shaped by modern entertainment (T.V., movies, popular literature, etc.)?
Locate a Native American account of the Battle of Little Big Horn (there are several on-line). How does it differ from the traditional White accounts of battle?
Define three major criticisms of the "Robber Barons" during the nineteenth century, three alternate economic systems, and three defenses used by wealthy industr
How did the late nineteenth century industrial boom affect South Florida? Was the state's industrial development related to the concept of a New South?
Why did capitalist ideology become dominant by 1900 and how did it change society within the United States by 1900?
What the most important historical legacy of Reconstruction? Did Reconstruction fail? Why or why not?
Why should today's women know about the Suffrage Movement and the women who brought us the first wave of feminist thought and action?
What scandals and other problems affected his ability to preside over a growing America? Did his two terms include any positive achievements?
Why did you choose this particular material? Identify two specific concepts you learned in the course that surprised or intrigued you, and explain why.
Is it possible for a serious third party to emerge in the United States, positioned ideologically between the Democrats on the left and the Republican on right?
How do we regulate interest groups and lobbying activity? What are the goals of these regulations? Do you think these regulations achieve their objectives?