What is his main justification for the jailing of people for speech?

Why does Hardwick oppose such laws?

(a) Compare the resources essential to the first and second Industrial Revolutions in the United States. (b) What effect did the second Industrial Revolution have on Americans' lives?

Refer to the given document. Then review the labeled illustration of trench warfare in the given section. Identify the following items in the given document: machine gun, no-man's-land.

All Quiet on the Western Front is a novel, but its author, Erich Maria Remarque, drew upon his experiences as a German soldier to write it. In your opinion, which parts of this excerpt might be based on Remarque's own experiences, and which parts of the excerpt might be fiction?

Why do you think the United States signed the Kellogg-Briand Pact but did not join the League of Nations?

Why do you think Billy Mitchell was unable to get a strong commitment to air power in the 1920s?

Why do you think so many voters were drawn to Harding's message of normalcy and a return to values of the past?

Would Steffens's reform work? Explain.

Who do you think would have had a more positive impression of Coolidge: a farmer or a business owner? Explain.

What do you think Harding meant when he said that the United States needed "normalcy"?

How did American attitudes toward "the Hun" relate to attitudes toward Reds?

What was the assembly line?

What was the Red Scare?