1. Industrial Revolution in Britain | Evaluating working-class demands, labor conditions, and government responses, including the Peterloo Massacre.

2. The New Deal and Economic Recovery | Comparing perspectives on the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) and assessing the overall success of the New Deal.

3. League of Nations and International Disputes | Analyzing the League’s handling of the Aaland Islands, Vilna, and Silesian disputes and whether it inspired global confidence.

4. Workers’ Rights and Social Unrest | Assessing government actions against labor movements, their impact on workers′ rights, and the role of public protests.

5. US Government Intervention and Economic Policy | Exploring conflicting views on federal economic policies, including job creation, public spending, and business regulation.

6. Effectiveness of International Diplomacy | Investigating how League of Nations decisions shaped global stability and whether they prevented further conflicts.