Use a web diagram to fill in events that illustrate the anti-Communist fear in the United States. Which event had the greatest impact on the country?

If you had lived in this period and had been accused of being a Communist, what would you have done?

Create a web on your paper and fill in events related to the main idea in the center.

What does this cartoon suggest about McCarthy's downfall?

For each key term or person in the lesson, write a sentence explaining its significance.

Fill in a web diagram with events and concepts that illustrate the roots of imperialism. Choose one event to explain further in a paragraph.

People who had served as aides to President Franklin Roosevelt worried that Truman was not qualified to handle world leadership. Considering what you learned in this section, evaluate Truman as a world leader.

Use a table to list Cold War trouble spots in Iran, Guatemala, Egypt, and Hungary. For each, write a newspaper headline that summarizes the U.S. role and the outcome of the situation. Choose one headline and write a paragraph about that trouble spot.

Use a web diagram to record the ways that the war affected the lives of Americans on the home front.

How much should the United States rely on nuclear power as a source of energy? Explain your view.

What might have happened if MacArthur had convinced Truman to expand the fighting into China? How might today's world be different?

Answer the following question to test your understanding of he preceding section:
Where is the limbic system located? What component of it is involved in emotion? What component is involved in memory?

Which of the two superpowers do you think contributed more to the Cold War tensions during the 1950s?

Create a web on your paper. Fill it in with the changes taking place in western Europe during the 1400s. How did these changes lead to the European Age of Exploration?