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Key and important questions in the file:

1. The Industrial Revolution in Britain (1750-1850): Comparing and contrasting historical sources on urban growth and the necessity of regulations to improve public health.

2. The Great Crash and New Deal Policies (1920-1941): Evaluating the “Sick Chicken“ case and the different reasons for supporting or opposing the Supreme Court packing plan.

3. International Relations in the 1920s: Analyzing sources on the Treaty of Versailles, particularly regarding the reconstruction of France and German objections.

4. Diverse Perspectives on Urban Reconstruction: Assessing arguments for and against public health reforms in industrial cities of England.

5. The Role of the Supreme Court in U.S. Politics: Comparing the views of President Roosevelt and his opponents on restructuring the Supreme Court.

6. The Legitimacy of German Protests Against War Reparations: Examining various sources on the economic and social impacts of the Treaty of Versailles on Germany.