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Thursday, May 16, 2019
2 and 3 were better
history, what a loser!
good history > all
God forbid, you have to take more bullshit American History courses
Gent, explain briefly how the New Deal should be viewed as the gold standard for legislation in America
and how democratic policies are always the superior solution to problems
modern US history always turns into polysci-lite
Explain the difference between oversimplification and generalization
and then explain why all republican actions are bad
my second one sort of was
explain why the Constitution should be viewed as a living document
yes
IB doesn't have the ones from last week
but this is the last history one they did, back in the Fall
So, the way this 3rd test works is region based
this is the one everyone in North/South America get
It's a 2:30 test, and you answer any 3 questions
And here are the answers
It depends how highly he's being praised
it's easy to go too far in the other direction, and start saying he was worthless
*some slaves
James Monroe is the most influential US President https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monroe_Doctrine
Currently, the most influential US president is Trump
They really did his name up fancy
This test was fun
because you have only an hour to do it
and it's supposedly timed to take 90 minutes
no, the whole test Leg
and remember, this is for highschoolers