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Eric Foner, Give Me Liberty, Vol. 2
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Order Paper NowEric Foner, Voices of Freedom, Vol. 2
1- Despite the destruction of slavery at the end of the Civil War, America continued to face the difficult
challenge of securing civil, political, and economic rights for all Americans. The struggle for civil rights
and economic equality grew in the years following the Great Depression. What changes occurred in the
United States from 1929 onward that strengthened the struggle for civil and economic rights in the United
States? What groups became most prominent in the struggle for civil rights in the postwar period? How
did they frame their issues and seek to support for their causes? What tactics did they use to push their
agendas? Finally, how successful have the groups you choose been at securing the types of equity for
which they strove? How did these goals come together with the goals of the other groups that you have
discussed? Be sure to examine the key documents and events that marked their programs as well as
successes and failures.
2- Throughout this course we have witnessed the emergence of progressive coalitions that challenged the
status quo and sought to increase the government’s role in protecting its citizens, Compare the progressive
coalition that emerged in the 1930s with that which emerged in the 1960s. What groups belonged to these
coalitions? What were their goals and agendas in supporting Roosevelt’s New Deal and Johnson’s Great
Society? How successful were their efforts? What were some of the specific programs in each period and
how did they connect? How similar were the philosophies driving the programs and what were the
differences? How did the specific programs you examined affect American society at the time? What
specific long-lasting impact did they have on American society?
3- Michael Harrington’s The Other America challenged Americans to recognize poverty in the United
States and to take action to end it. Review Harrington’s arguments and evidence about poverty and
examine three responses to Harrington’s ideas that emerged in Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society. Be sure to
be specific about the three areas that you have chosen and the specific legislative efforts that were made in
response to each area. Do the responses of the Great Society policies meet the call of Harrington? If they
were insufficient, explain how and why, If they were successful or sufficient, be sure to present evidence
of their sufficiency or success.