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Respond to the question with a minimum of two well written and supported paragraphs. Provide DIRECT REFERENCES to the course content (Specific examples or references to sources) at least 3 times for each question. 2. What are 3 ways that the U. S history we have studied so far (1850s - 1920s) has had an impact on present-day US politics, economics, international relations and/or society?

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