1. U.S. Actions Against Communism in the 1960s – Military interventions (Vietnam War), containment policies, and support for anti-communist regimes.

2. Tensions in Europe in the 1930s – Factors including the rise of Nazi Germany, the failure of the League of Nations, and territorial expansion.

3. Assessment of British Appeasement (1937–1939) – Debate over Chamberlain’s policy, with different interpretations on whether it prevented or encouraged war.

4. Origins of the Cold War – Evaluation of ideological differences, security concerns, and power struggles between the USA and USSR.

5. Organizations Improving African American Lives in the 1920s – Groups like the NAACP, UNIA, and their role in advocating for civil rights.

6. Success of the American Economy in the 1920s – Factors including mass production, consumerism, and technological advancements.