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ASSIGNMENT:

This test consists of one essay prompt. I want to remind you that as this exam is open-book, open-notes, and open-source, you will be held to a higher standard. Your paper should consist of an introduction, three paragraphs of the body, and a conclusion, and begin with a declarative statement that identifies how you will answer the given question. Cite all sources with footnotes using the Chicago Manual of Style. Here is an excellent webpage to help with footnotes. If you need help figuring out how to add them to your document properly, here is a source for Microsoft Word and one for Google. If you are caught plagiarizing at all, you will receive an automatic final grade for the semester of F. Please put it in PDF form before submitting.

History can be approached like a handbook for different topics in life. By studying the past responses of people to certain issues, you can find what worked and what did not. What topic covered in the Early 20th Century module (The Great Depression, World War One and Two) do you feel offers the most to understanding our present world? Your answer must include two of the Primary Sources found through 24 of American Yawp's primary source reader. Historically, analyze the sources that support your argument.