1. Pick one of the following questions and respond using R. A.C. E.: A. What inventions do you think have been most important in U. S. history and why?
B. Many historians debate whether or not the U. S. has seen continual progress
throughout its history, or if there have been moments of back-peddling or
regression. How do you define progress in history? Do you think the U. S. has
always progressed? Discuss.
C. If you could interview one American about our nation's past, who would it be,
and why?

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