I. (50%) Multiple Choice: 25 of 27
These questions will be taken from class lectures since the
last exam.
II. (50%) Essay:
This essay is different from the one you just wrote because you
will not have an outline or other materials with you.
It is similar because you will be choosing from one of the
following questions. You choose one and prepare that question.
You should still make an outline and memorize it. You may not
bring the outline into the exam. You should, however, refer often to readings
or class notes or anything else to help you make your case.
1. How did the U.S. change as a result of the Civil War, World War
I, World War II, AND the War in Vietnam? Judging from the nation’s experience
of war, can you make some generalization regarding the impact of war on a
country?
2. Progress is fundamental to the traditional narrative of
American history. Considering the history of the U.S. from 1865 to 1980, is
that accurate?
3. Discuss the social and political transformation that the
country went through during Progressivism, the New Deal, AND the changes
associated with the 1960s. Which of these periods of reform ushered in the most
profound social and political change?
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