1. U.S. Government Response to the Great Depression – Example: The Emergency Banking Act (1933), which stabilized the banking system. 2. Reasons for the Second New Deal (1935) – Addressing unemployment, responding to Supreme Court opposition, and strengthening workers′ rights. 3. Growth of Prejudice Against Immigrants in the 1920s – Factors such as the Red Scare, rise of the Ku Klux Klan, and restrictive immigration laws. 4. Comparison of Sources on Women in WWII – Analysis of a government propaganda poster promoting female workforce participation versus a cartoon reflecting gender stereotypes. 5. Role of Republican Policies in the 1920s Economic Boom – Evaluation of laissez-faire policies, tax cuts, technological advancements, and consumer culture.