What were the three options that people have when they cannot afford the things they want or need? (Use the lecture to identify these)

What were the three options that people have when they cannot afford the things they want or need? (Use the lecture to identify these)

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  1. What were the three options that people have when they cannot afford the things
    they want or need? (Use the lecture to identify these) Explain each category, give a
    detailed example of what a person might do that falls into that category, and then
    state whether or not your example would have been effective during the Great
    Depression and why.
  2. Using the lectures as your source. What would you consider as the turning point in
    World War 2 (You can pick either theaters of war or both)? Support your answers
    with detailed examples.
  3. Describe some of the precautions taught to American citizens during the Cold War
    (use the lecture, but I also suggest watching the CDA video on Bert the Turtle –
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKqXu-5jw60 ). Make a case as to whether
    these precautions were useful or not and explain why.
  4. Using lecture, compare Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Lyndon Johnson’s record on
    civil rights and Rank them 1, 2, and 3 (1 for top 3 for bottom). Support your
    ranking with your analysis.
  5. Challenge Question!!! Defend Richard Nixon on the Watergate break in!! Use your
    knowledge learned in the class and your critical thinking skills to come up with a
    way to defend Nixon. (You can take this any direction, like you can say he was
    justified, you can make a case that he didn’t know, whatever you want to do). Use
    analysis, examples and support to build your case. The best answer gets an
    additional 10 points, runners up get 5 (5 runners up).

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