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[[American History Homework]] Ten
 
[[American History Homework]] Ten
 
<br>Instructor: Andy Schlafly
 
<br>Instructor: Andy Schlafly
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<br>'''In recognition of the midterm exam and your hard work for it, this week's lecture and assignment is only half as long.'''
   
<br><br>Read the lecture first.  
 
<br><br>Read the lecture first.  
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<br><br>'''Particularly important: review what you missed on the midterm exam.'''
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<br><br>'''Answer six out of the following seven questions'''.
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1.  How could you have prepared better for the midterm exam, and in which part of American history do you think you could improve most for next time?
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1.  Pick a question that you missed on the midterm exam, and describe '''''several''''' different ways that you could have figured out the correct answer instead.
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2.  What is the favorite question on the midterm exam that you ''missed'', and what do you like about the question or subject matter?
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2.  Write about any aspect of World War I, such as how the United States got involved, or how it ended.
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3.  Do you find any aspect of the Scopes Trial interesting, '''and/or''' could you compare it to any other influential trial in American history?
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3.  Please explain the "Spanish flu" of 1918 and whether you think the coronavirus COVID-19 is comparable today.
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4.  Do you think the United States should have entered World War I, and why?
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4.  Who was the most influential person of the time period in this lecture? Explain.
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5.  Your view of Teddy Roosevelt, please.
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5.  Pick any debate or discussion topic or issue in this lecture, and answer it.
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6.  Pick one of the Constitutional Amendments 16 through 19, and express your understanding and view of it.
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6.  Briefly explain Constitutional Amendments 16 through 19.
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7. Explain the cartoon to the right.
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== Honors (pick 2 out of 3) ==
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== Honors (pick 3 out of 5) ==
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H1.  Write about any ''military'' battle or innovation or tactic in World War I.
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H1.  Discuss your view of the free speech decisions during World War I.
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H2.  Write about any ''military'' battle or innovation or tactic in World War I.
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H3.  Contrast the presidents in the era of this lecture.
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H4.  What is your opinion of ''Lochner'' doctrine?
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H5.  Do you think the ideas of Darwinism -- survival of the fittest -- made World War I so horrific?
 
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[[Category:American History lectures]]
 
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