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[[American History Lecture Nine|Lecture]] - [[American_History_Homework_Nine|Questions]] - [[American History Homework Nine Answers|Student Answers]]
  
  
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[[American History Homework]] Nine
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<br>Instructor: Andy Schlafly
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<br><br>Read the lecture first.
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In recognition of the midterm exam and your hard work for it, this week's lecture and assignment is only half as long.
  
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1.  In your opinion, the 2008 election that concluded on Tuesday is most similar to which election in history, and why?
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2.  Imperialism: a good or bad thing?
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3.  Your thoughts on the progressive movement, please.
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4.  cartoon.
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== Honors (pick 2 out of 3) ==
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H1.  Do you agree with how the United States finally ended the fighting in the Philippines during the Spanish-American War?
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H2.  How do you think the role of newspapers in the recent election compares to the "yellow journalism" of the 1890s?
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H3.  Write about any issue you like relating to 1896-1920, or the recent election.
 
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Lecture - Questions - Student Answers


American History Homework Nine
Instructor: Andy Schlafly

Read the lecture first.

In recognition of the midterm exam and your hard work for it, this week's lecture and assignment is only half as long.

1. In your opinion, the 2008 election that concluded on Tuesday is most similar to which election in history, and why?

2. Imperialism: a good or bad thing?

3. Your thoughts on the progressive movement, please.

4. cartoon.

Honors (pick 2 out of 3)

H1. Do you agree with how the United States finally ended the fighting in the Philippines during the Spanish-American War?

H2. How do you think the role of newspapers in the recent election compares to the "yellow journalism" of the 1890s?

H3. Write about any issue you like relating to 1896-1920, or the recent election.