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1.  What was the "Gilded Age"?
 
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2.  What do you like about Thomas Edison, and do you think homeschooling him created enormous wealth?
 
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3.  How do you think the frontier might have affected the views of Americans?
 
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4.  What do you think is special about the United States that has made it the world leader in inventions?
 
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5.  How influential do you think political cartoons really are?  Give an example or two.
 
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6.  Other than Thomas Edison, who do you think was the most influential person between 1877 and 1896?
 
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7.  Please interpret the above cartoon, with special emphasis on explaining the images used and including a description of the point of view of the cartoonist.
 
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Honors (answer 3 out of 5):
 
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H1.  Do you agree that the Democrat Grover Cleveland was a conservative, and why?
 
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H2.  The Blaine Amendments:  good, bad, or bigoted?  Your view, please.
 
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H3.  Write about any controversy or mystery relating to the time period covered by the lecture.
 
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H4.  Do you support or oppose unions?  Use an example from the late 1800s.
 
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H5.  William Jennings Bryan's "Cross of Gold" speech:  right, wrong, and/or pure demagoguery?  Your view, please.
 
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American History Homework Seven
Instructor: Andy Schlafly

The homework is to study for the midterm exam.