I need these history questions answered based on the book.

3-4 pages and need to reference the book mentioned;

Here is a link to it;

http://www.historyisaweapon.com/zinnapeopleshistory.html

Great Depression

Discussion Board Topic

Compare and contrast the programs and policies designed by reformers of the Progressive era to those designed by reformers of the New Deal period.

VIDEOS

NOTE- These full videos & segments should be viewed but not necessarily in their entirety! They should/can be employed as evidence to support your opinions within your discussion boards and essays/Zinn questions throughout the class! (cite the full name + full website links when used)

World War I: Homefront (29 mins) The Twenties (52 mins)

Brother can you spare a dime? (20 mins) The Great Depression (31 mins) http://digital.films.com/play/MPEK79

Videos on the Progressivism and WWI- follow this link: http://digital.films.com/play/BP3WCT

Videos on the 1920s & Depression- follow this link: http://digital.films.com/play/QEZG6C

Zinn Questions

Each ZINN Chapter(s) set of journals NEEDS to have the following:

(1) Answer each question posed in at least 4-5 sentence responses with 1 citation & quote from Zinn
(page #)

(2) In-text citations or Footnotes/Endnotes will suffice PLEASE NOTE:

◊ ALL citations NEED TO BE BOLD in order to get full credit for them
◊ If you do NOT cite, you will receive NO CREDIT for that question

(3) use Times New Roman font 12 or comparable ONLY

(4) Submit ALL questions as one assignment to www.turnitin.com (within Blackboard?"Assignments" Menu button)

PLEASE NOTE the following:

a. Often, with these response journals, students will need to read the text before AND after the pages listed below!!

b. The page #s listed below might be slightly off (a page or two) as my edition of Zinn might be older or newer than your book. I am sorry for the confusion!!

c. Lastly, in the past, there has been some confusion with these Zinn journals.... I want you to do something similar to the other Zinn questions (i.e., opinions backed with facts/quotes from Zinn) but write your answers in a more fluid way...paragraphs in an essay fashion. I hope that helps to clarify :-) (MAKE SURE YOU STILL CITE Zinn in order to get credit!!)

Zinn Chapters 14 & 15

Complete a journal-style response (about 3-4 pgs (total) in paragraph form) for the following quotes:

(NOTE: Often, with these response journals, students will need to read the text before AND after the page listed below!!)

1. The rhetoric of the socialists, that it was an "imperialist war," now seems moderate and hardly arguable. (350)

2. That there was no spontaneous urge to fight is suggested by the strong measures taken: a draft of young men, an elaborate propaganda campaign throughout the country, and harsh punishment for those who refused to get in line. (355)

3. The Espionage Act was used to imprison Americans who spoke or wrote against the war. (356)

4. Did citizens not have a right to object to war, a right to be a danger to dangerous policies? (357)

5. In Congress, a few voices spoke out against the war. (362)

6. These were Nicola Sacco and Barolomeo Vanzetti (367)

7. The KKK was revived in the 1920s.... (373)

8. Clearly, those responsible for organizing the economy did not know what had happened, were baffled by it, refused to recognize it, and found reasons other than the failure of the system. (378)

9. That rebellion was real when Roosevelt took office (384)

10. Black farmers were the worst off.... (388).