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Describe what life was really like for the average slave on a southern plantation by focusing on: Work routines and Food & living conditions.
Explain the importance of the record industry. Describe Little Richard. What do you know about him? What made him a great performer?
What kind of music were you brought up in and how did this affect you? What kind of music do you remember as a child? What artists specifically?
Why was it socially acceptable to be a member of such an organization? What legacies are still present in modern America from the Klan?
What role did the French and Indian War have in the change in the colonist views and interest? At what point did the American Revolution become inevitable?
Analyze the information on Relations with Indians across all the colonies with 300 to 400 words. Use the information, no quote from outside.
According to Evans chapter A Revolution of Destruction? What did the Nazi party stand for? Give examples and quote from the chapter.
How did African Americans respond to their new freedom after the war? What challenges did they face?
Search the Library of Congress and create a Powerpoint of the Last Decade of Immigration Events in American History.
Share if you agree or disagree with Mr. Ryder's decision regarding Liza Jane. Does the same dilemma of relationships and social status occur today? How?
What are some of your critiques of these readings? What issues do they bring up that could be put into conversation with our 21st century world?
Why was Forging and Defining the new nation such a major challenge? How did the Framers overcome these challenges?
Discuss how their lives compare to Anglo and Mexican American girls and women. How do regional and geographical locations impact the daily lives of all women?
How did white Southerners respond to this plan? How did black Southerners respond to this plan? How did northerners respond to this plan?
Explain why it was easier to end the slave trade than to end slavery itself.
Of the three major presidential candidates in 1912, which do you feel most genuinely represented the Progressive movement?
Identify three major developments that changed the lives of many Americans during the first two decades of the twentieth century.
Put yourself in the place of someone during the 1940s and 1950s who felt as if the fear of communism during the time had gone too far and was overblown.
Why was establishing the power of judicial review an important step for the Supreme Court? Consider-What if this case had never come before the court?
Examine and analyze Woodrow Wilson's ideas about foreign policy. To what extent did Wilson put into practice his stated ideas?
How did the New Deal alter the role of the national government? In your answer, discuss specific New Deal reforms.
To what extent did Revolutionary-era Americans agree with Noah Webster's statement that equality was the very soul of a republic?
Examine the terms of the peace settlement. What happened to the Canadian borderland? What was gained? What was the greater victory for America?
Why do you believe this leader failed, and what recommendations would you give him or her to improve? Your journal entry must be at least 200 words.
Discuss life in the great depression. How were those in the cities affected? How were the farmers affected? What about minority groups and children?