What were the goals of the Ku Klux Klan, and how did their selection of victims illustrate them?
What key factors caused the confrontation at Wounded Knee?
What motivated the strikers in 1877? How did their opponents seek to delegitimize workers' grievances and win support for private business?
How did Corresca, Lee, and Schneiderman differ in their memories of their homelands? In their attitudes toward America? In their descriptions of work? What do you think accounted for the differences?
Why did advocates of an overseas U.S. empire (especially annexation of the Philippines) believe it was the best option for the United States? -or- Why did opponents of U.S. empire believe that acquiring overseas territory was undesirable?
Should Upton Sinclair and Margaret Sanger be considered "progressives"? In other words, in what ways did Sinclair and Sanger exhibit or act on concerns of the Progressive Era?
How did the United States government and the artists of wartime posters appeal differently to men and women to persuade them to support World War I?
How did the Great Depression affect people in their daily lives?
What do documents 3-7 suggest about the extent of Roosevelt's four freedoms during World War II? Could minority groups expect equal access to the freedoms?