Please outline how the Great Depression offers the most useful insights to present-day Americans from both policymakers and the general public in understanding the world and making choices about how the United States should interact with it?

Do you think the disparities experienced by LGBT populations in the United States are different than those for other groups/populations? If so, what differences do you think exist? If not what makes their challenges similar to others?

How far has the United States transformed itself in time in dealing with the subjects/topics covered in Chapter 5: Civil Rights. Is the U.S. on the 'right or wrong track' and support your argument as to how you reached that conclusion.

Is the United States experiencing a "narcissism epidemic?"

What features of Western society during the past few decades may be contributing to a rise in narcissistic behavior?

Is narcissism a purely negative trait?

Should narcissism be considered a personality disorder?

Modernization Theory and Dependency Theory. What are the pros and cons of these theories? Do you think there is truth to both theories? Which theory do you think explains or describes the way the United States interacts with poor countries?

Do you think No Child Left Behind was an effective test-based accountability program? Why or why not?

Do you think the United States should pursue more test-based accountability programs? Why or why not?

Discuss the economic policies conducted by policy makers in the United States in response to the spread of COVID-19. Discuss how effective these policies are in dealing with the economic consequences of this event. Please back your statements with applicable Macroeconomic concepts and such :)