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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.'''
 
 
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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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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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Lecture - Questions

American History Homework Ten
Instructor: Andy Schlafly

Read the lecture first.

Answer six out of the following seven questions.

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.

2. Write about any aspect of World War I, such as how the United States got involved, or how it ended.

3. Please explain the "Spanish flu" of 1918 and whether you think the coronavirus COVID-19 is comparable today.

4. Who was the most influential person of the time period in this lecture? Explain.

5. Pick any debate or discussion topic or issue in this lecture, and answer it.

6. Briefly explain Constitutional Amendments 16 through 19.

7. Explain the cartoon to the right.

Angel of Peace.jpg

Honors (pick 3 out of 5)

H1. Discuss your view of the free speech decisions during World War I.

H2. Write about any military battle or innovation or tactic in World War I.

H3. Contrast the presidents in the era of this lecture.

H4. What is your opinion of Lochner doctrine?

H5. Do you think the ideas of Darwinism -- survival of the fittest -- made World War I so horrific?