Problem 1. Consider William McKinley's thoughts on American expansionism. Then, imagine Rudyard Kipling, Manuel Quezon, and Marcus Garvey are discussing McKinley's decision on the Philippines. What would each of them think of McKinley's decision?
Problem 2. Consider Woodrow Wilson's request for war. Then, imagine Mark Twain, Harry Truman, and Charles Lindbergh discussing Wilson's request. What would each of them think about his request for war?
Problem 3: Consider the African Americans debating enlistment in the Spanish- American War (1898). Then, imagine W.E.B. DuBois, Emma Goldman, and A. Phillip Randolph discussing the issue. What would each of them think about blacks enlisting in the war?
Problem 4: Consider Ellen Welles Page's appeal to parents. Then, imagine Crystal Eastman and Hiram Evans discussing her appeal. What would each of them think about her ideas on flappers?
Problem 5: Consider the second inaugural address of Franklin Roosevelt. Then, imagine Huey Long and Herbert Hoover discussing the address. How would each of them propose dealing with the issues Roosevelt brings up in his address?