3/25: Origins of the Cold War

      The Stalin and FDR had an amicable relationship during World War II. After the sudden death of FDR, President Truman had months to catch up on foreign policies that were in place in Europe. The Soviet Ambassador V.M. Molotov reportly disapproved of Truman's agressive tone and stated "I have never been talked to like that in my life."


How did America and the Soviet Union become advesaries? What would make you think twice about a relationship with someone you trust? 

Week of 3/12: Women in WWII

How did women contribute to the war effort? How would you rate their efficiency?

Which New Deal Program expanded Opportunity for All Americans?

the roaring 20's

Why is this era described as a "Turning point", in American History?

America's enters WWI

Was Wilson justified in entering WWI in 1917?

World War I Weapons

Describe which weapon you belive to be the most detrimental during war.

American Imperialism

Wikipedia states: "While the Monroe Doctrine had warned European powers to keep their hands off countries in the Americas, President Roosevelt was now saying that "since the United States would not permit the [European] powers to lay their hands on, he had an obligation to do so himself. In short, he would intervene to keep them from intervening."

Was Roosevelt acting from a REALISTIC OR IDEALISTIC perspective?