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https://openstax.org/details/books/us-history
This is the link to the textbook. Also not work cited page is needed.
Your textbook and any other assigned readings are your primary sources and should be your only source(s) for your answers. If you find yourself Googling the prompt, then you’re off to a bad start. These are not hard questions, and you pick the ones you want to answer, so there’s no excuse Googling for answers. I’ve noticed when students Google information to answer the questions is when copying happens. Also, do not plagiarize the textbook or other reading material. Take notes and then use your notes and your own words to answer the question.
I belong to Quizlet, Course Hero, and other sites that promote cheating and I’m aware of everything from my class that is out there. If there is any hint of plagiarism from these sites, then a zero will be assigned for that question or for the entire exam.
You only have to answer one question from each section. Invariably, I always have a student each semester that answers all questions from each section, which was a colossal waste of their time. If this happens, I’ll only grade the first answer for each section or chapter.
Include the questions with your answers. If you do not do this, I will subtract one letter grade.
Do not use quotes as a filler (making it look like you wrote more than what you really did). Only quote unless you know how to use it to support your analysis.
Chapter 18 : Industrialization, immigration, and urbanization all took place on an

unprecedented scale
during this era. What were the relationships of these processes to one another? How did each
process serve to catalyze and fuel the others?
Chapter 18: How did the new industrial order represent both new opportunities and new limitations
for rural and working-class urban American
Chapter 19: How was Darwin’s work on the evolution of species exploited by proponents of the
industrial age? Why might they have latched on to this idea in particular?
Chapter 21: Which of the primary features of grassroots Progressivism was the most essential to the
continued growth and success of the reformist movement? Why?
Chapter 21: How did President Theodore Roosevelt’s “Square Deal” epitomize the notion that the
federal government should serve as a steward protecting the public’s interests
Chapter 22: How did Taft’s “dollar diplomacy” differ from Roosevelt’s “big stick” policy? Was one
approach more or less successful than the other? How so?
Chapter 23: What changes did the war bring to the everyday lives of Americans? How lasting were
these changes?
Chapter 23: What role did propaganda play in World War I? How might the absence of propaganda
have changed the circumstances or the outcome of the war?
Chapter 24: What new opportunities did the 1920s provide for women and African Americans? What
new limitations did this era impose?
Chapter 24: Explain how technology took American culture in new and different directions. What role
did motion pictures and radio play in shaping cultural attitudes in the United States?