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Please answer all of the questions below:
1. Using evident to support your opinion, was FDR's New Deal a success or a failure?
2. What were some of the causes of the Great Depression? How did Hoover’s policies worsen the effects?
3. Why did the Great Depression end?
4. What short-term and long-term consequence come from the Great Depression?
U.S. Global Impact
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Iran & Guatemala
Please answer all of the questions below.
Use examples and details from the handouts & your notes to support your opinion
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1. If the United States had not overthrown Mossadegh, do you think the history of terrorism would have turned out differently?
2. Americans generally don't know anything about the CIA coup against Mossadegh. Do you think if they did that they would understand events in the Middle East differently?
3. In Guatemala & Iran, the motivation for overthrow was publicly described as a desire to rid the countries of communism. However, did the U.S. misunderstand nationalism for communism?
4. What was the common denominator for the US activities in Hawaii, Cuba, Iran, and Guatemala?
Use examples and details from the handouts & your notes to support your opinion
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1. If the United States had not overthrown Mossadegh, do you think the history of terrorism would have turned out differently?
2. Americans generally don't know anything about the CIA coup against Mossadegh. Do you think if they did that they would understand events in the Middle East differently?
3. In Guatemala & Iran, the motivation for overthrow was publicly described as a desire to rid the countries of communism. However, did the U.S. misunderstand nationalism for communism?
4. What was the common denominator for the US activities in Hawaii, Cuba, Iran, and Guatemala?
Monday, August 16, 2010
Hawaii
Kinzer ends chapter 1 stating, "Stevens acted without explicit orders from Washington. He certainly overstepped his authority...he used his power and theirs to depose the Hawaiian monarchy." Considering this observation, Kinzer's book argues that history does not repeat itself but rather it delights in patterns and symmetry. What does this overthrow of the Hawaiian Monarchy suggest for American Foreign Policy in the future? (What will it allow American Foreign Policy to do in the future?) Do you agree with the flexibility of American interventions? Why or Why not? What current events can you link to Kinzer's belief that American Foreign policy is not always "explicit" to the American people and can be at times very "subversive?"
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