answer the questions

Each Major Problems in American History Chapter Questions NEED to have the following: 

EACH question posed below needs to be answered in a lengthy paragraph of At Least 10-15 college-level quality, analytical sentences with 3 citation/quote from Cobbs–example: (Cobbs, 294)
For additional information (depending on the students knowledge of this topic/US History), students may choose to also view the following lecture material, video excerpts and the online textbook.

 (Chapters 42-45)

Please SUBDIVIDE each answer/paragraph by labeling each chapters questions appropriately (a,b,c,d, etc)
In-text citations or Footnotes/Endnotes will suffice

 
PLEASE NOTE: 
  ALL citations NEED TO BE BOLD in order to get full credit for them
  If you do NOT cite, you will receive NO CREDIT for that question
 

use Times New Roman font 12 or comparable ONLY
Submit ALL questions as one assignment HERE!!! (within Canvas)          

Introduction & Cobbs Chapters 5 & 6
Read the following from Chapter 5 (The Progressive Movement) and Answer the questions: 

Documents:

Utopian Edward Bellamy Scorns the Callousness of the Rich, 1888
Black Educator Booker T Washington Advocates Compromise and Self-Reliance, 1901
NAACP Founder W.E.B. Dubois Denounces Compromise on Negro Education and Civil Rights, 1903

Essays:

Michael McGerrClass, Gender and Race at Home: The American Birthplace of Progressivism.
Daniel T RodgersAmerican Progressivism in the Wider Atlantic World

Questions:

Was Progressivism an inspirational movement to further the nations democratic ideals or was it an attempt at social control by self-important, moralist busybodies?
To what extent (how much) was Progressivism an expression of Americans old utopian tendencies, and to what extent was it a reaction common to all industrializing nations?

 
Read the following from Chapter 6 (WWI and the League of Nations) and Answer the questions: 

Documents:

President Woodrow Wilson Asks Congress to Declare War, 1917
Senator Robert La Follette Passionately Dissents, 1917
Wilson Proposes a New World Order in the Fourteen Points, 1918
An Ambulance Surgeon Describes What it was like Over There, 1918

Essays:

Jan Schulte-NordhultWoodrow Wilson: Out of Touch Dreamer
Elizabeth Cobbs-HoffmanWoodrow Wilson: Man of his Times

Questions:

How did the war further the Progressive agendaAND undermine it?
What do you think of Woodrow Wilsons Leadership? Was he a hopeless dreamer who bungled the peace or the prescient advocate of a new and necessary world order?