1. Discrimination in the US Military – One example of racial discrimination against African Americans in the armed forces, such as segregation, unequal treatment, or restrictions in service roles.

2. Internment of Japanese-Americans (WWII) – Reasons behind the forced relocation and internment of Japanese-Americans, including racism, national security concerns, and wartime hysteria.

3. Changes in American Women’s Lives (1920s) – Social, economic, and political changes affecting women, including suffrage, employment opportunities, and cultural shifts.

4. Source Analysis (Prohibition) – Reliability of a 1925 government article on Prohibition enforcement; reasons for the publication of a 1926 Chicago Tribune cartoon on Prohibition.

5. Effectiveness of the New Deal (1939) – Evaluation of whether the New Deal fully achieved its aims, considering economic recovery, unemployment, and social reforms.