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01 Oct Why does the U.S. wish to remain neutral in WWI? Who is most opposed to the war? Why?

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US History since 1865 DQ1 Lesson 2.3 - "Dear Home" Discussion A personal perspective on the war from soldiers and their families. Consider the human cost of modern warfare as you view this documentary. If the video does not appear below, follow this link: https://login.ezproxy.uta.edu/login?url=https://search.alexanderstreet.com/view/work/bibliographic_entity%7Cvideo_work%7C1785778?account_id=7117&usage_group_id=114749 After watching "Dear Home:...

01 Oct Washington and DuBois Discussion

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US History since 1865 DQ1 Video - Prohibition Discussion - Watch the following video and relay your thoughts/impressions in the discussion. Engage in a conversation with your fellow students on the impact of prohibition in the United States. Why did this happen? What were the consequences? DQ2 Washington...

01 Oct What are the key points (both for and against) in the domestic debate over having an empire?

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US History since 1865 DQ1 White Man's Burden" Discussion After you have read both Richard Kipling's "The White Man's Burden" (Links to an external site.)and then Crosby's response (Links to an external site.), what are your thoughts? What is the 'White Man's Burden' in these two's opinion...

01 Oct What factors prevented large scale social, economic, and political change in the South?

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US History since 1865 DQ1 History Jam Discussion The History Jam is an open forum discussion about the history you learned in Unit 1 or any connections you have made to this history. Engage in conversation over history with your fellow students, instructor, or coach. You will...

01 Oct Why does the People’s Party organize? What is the platform of the party (Omaha Platform)?

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US History since 1865 DQ1 Primary Document Discussion Read the TWO Primary Documents (William Jennings Bryant & Mary K Lease) and post your responses/engage in a conversation. What is the principal message of each document? Why are these significant in this period? DQ2 Reflective Discussion Reflection discussions will help you to...

01 Oct Analyze the Indian policy of the US government.

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US History since 1865 DQ1 Unspoken: America's Native American Boarding Schools Discussion Watch the following documentary - Unspoken: American Native American Boarding Schools Create and engage in a conversation with your fellow students about your thoughts/opinions after hearing this tragic story. What is the legacy of Native Assimilation...

01 Oct African Americans & Reconstruction Discussion

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US History since 1865 African Americans & Reconstruction Discussion You have now accessed both primary (documents in American Yawp) and secondary (lectures and textbook chapter) materials concerning African American suffrage and politics in the Reconstruction era. If you were a historian, what would you say if someone...

01 Oct Which tactics proved successful for those arguing for women’s suffrage in Tennessee? How does this compare to what worked elsewhere?

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US History since 1865 Reflective Discussion Reflection discussions will help you to think more deeply about the materials and should improve your Untest submissions. Sit back and think about the question prompt below and then jump in and engage in conversation with your fellow students, instructor, and...

01 Oct How do the demographics of the U.S. change in the 1980s and 1990s and what does this diversity mean for American society and politics?

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US History since 1865 DQ1 History Jam Discussion The History Jam is an open forum discussion about the history you learned in Unit 4 or any connections you have made to this history. Engage in conversation over history with your fellow students, instructor, or coach. You will...

01 Oct What are the major social issues of the 1980s?

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US History since 1865 DQ1 Berlin Wall Discussion Why the Berlin Wall rose—and how it fell | National Geographic This is a participation option worth 10 points. After reviewing the videos and documents concerning the Berlin Wall and its fall in 1989, why was this moment so representative of...

01 Oct Why does the U.S. wish to remain neutral in WWI? Who is most opposed to the war? Why?

01 Oct Washington and DuBois Discussion

01 Oct What are the key points (both for and against) in the domestic debate over having an empire?

01 Oct What factors prevented large scale social, economic, and political change in the South?

01 Oct Why does the People’s Party organize? What is the platform of the party (Omaha Platform)?

01 Oct Analyze the Indian policy of the US government.

01 Oct African Americans & Reconstruction Discussion

01 Oct Which tactics proved successful for those arguing for women’s suffrage in Tennessee? How does this compare to what worked elsewhere?

01 Oct How do the demographics of the U.S. change in the 1980s and 1990s and what does this diversity mean for American society and politics?

01 Oct What are the major social issues of the 1980s?

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