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American History Homework Eleven
Instructor: Andy Schlafly

Read the lecture first.

Write an essay of about 800 words on one or more topics related to the lecture.

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 [[American History Homework]] Eleven
 <br>Instructor: Andy Schlafly
-<br><br>Read the lecture first.
-.  This course is mostly over.  Can you explain a value in learning history?
-.  Was the United States right to enter World War II, and should we have entered sooner or later?
+Read the lecture first.
-.  Which of the approaches in American history towards immigration do you like best, and why?
+''Write an essay of about 800 words on one or more topics related to the lecture''.
-.  Pick out something from the "Roaring Twenties" and describe what you like about it.
-.  What is your view of the New Deal, and what might you have done differently in response to the Great Depression?
-.  Do you think we should have dropped the atomic bombs on Japan?  Explain.
-.  Explain the cartoon.
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-== Honors (pick 3 out of 5) ==
-H1.  Throughout American history, has the president has been becoming more and more of a "leader" or a "follower"?  Explain.
-H2.  Pick out any military aspect of World War II and discuss it.
-H3.  Discuss any issue, mystery or debate topic from the lecture or time period 1920-1946.
-H4.  Your view of the United Nations, please?
-H5.  How would you have handled communist infiltration?
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