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History 1302 Writing Assignment #2 Due August 2 by 5 pm central time Directions: Students are to answer the questions using the assigned readings for the week. Students will submit the responses to all of the question to the online discussion board and to safe assign. Students will need to respond to at least one classmate and to the instructor. All work must include references and/or citations. Minimum word count for each question is 150 words. Please consult the grading rubric for assignments guidelines. To prepare for this Discussion students are to review Unit 7 and 8. After reviewing Units 7 and 8 answer the following questions in the discussion board. Students will need to select at least five questions to answer from unit 7 or 8. Please note that students will need to use all questions to prepare for examinations. Question #1 After reviewing lesson 22 create a newspaper headline or post an image that highlights one of the significant movements of the 1920’s that you learned about. Please provide a brief summary about the image and the impact it had on 1920’s life and culture. Question #2 What was your impression of the Great Depression in America and how did American life change as a result of it? What new understanding do you now have about this event? What was the New Deal and what contributions were made? How did the alphabet agencies help to address American recovery? Question #3 Discuss your understanding of the American involvement in World War II. What is your understanding about the causes of this global war? Identify at least one event or individual highlighted in the readings or films. What significant impact or role they played or did this event have on World War II? How did this global war impact America? (For example, please provide specific examples in the readings on the roles of Americans or highlight American events during the time of the war.) Question #4 Why did Americans get involve in World War II? How were the powers divided? After reading lesson 24 and watching the films, identify at least two nations that were at conflict during the war and discuss the impact each group had on the war. Question #5 After World War II, Cold war tensions increased among nations. Identify elements or events that increased tensions between the United States and Soviet Union during the Cold War. What were these dilemmas and how did Americans react to them? Lesson 25 and 26 highlights American foreign policy initiatives. Identify at least two events that heightened Cold War tensions. Question #6 What overall lessons did you learn about after briefly reviewing the presidential leadership and administrations of Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Nixon, and Carter? (Choose at two of these presidencies) What commonalities did you find? What differences did you find? What were some of the foreign policy initiatives proposed by Presidents Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Nixon, and Carter? (Choose at two of these presidencies) Question #7 How did Reagan’s administration react to the Cold War and what was the result? Discuss at least one significant contribution during the presidency of President Bill Clinton and George Bush? Identify the significant contributions of Americans during the 1990’s-present? (Identify at least one) Discuss your understanding of some of the challenges or successes during the presidencies of George W. Bush and Barack H. Obama.
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American History Unit 7 & 8
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Question 1

This is a picture of the second Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s. The white supremacist hate group had
existed in the 19th century, but the original Klan had been destroyed under-enforcement of the
Civil Rights Act of 1871 (Unit 7). The Klan was a result of the racial tension that existed
between whites and African Americans. In the 1920s, the group was reborn, and members of the
second KKK included women. It is estimated that by 1924, the group had a membership of 4.5
million. The new group practiced vigilante violence and tried to get into the mainstream of the
1920s society. The movement differed from the original KKK only because it widened its
operations, instead of violence against African Americans, they were also anti-Catholic, antiimmigration, and anti-Semitism. The members of the Klan in Alabama are known to have
released violence and terror targeting minority communities and to punish whites who went
against social norms. The image, therefore, represented violence for most Americans because the
Klan was associated with terrorism against minorities and those they considered their enemies or
enemies of the nation.
Question 2

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Considering the steps that the united states have made in terms of economic growth, the period
of the Great Depression must have been the worst time and the hardest challenge any
administration has had to struggle with. The great depression affected the lives of Americans,
first by causing widespread unemployment, hunger, and sending many into poverties. Families
were separated as people went to distant cities to find work. It is unimaginable that such a
scenario could happen in a land that was identified as the land of opportunities. The food ...


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