Edgar Burroughs’ creation, [BLANK-1], came to represent the Culture of Escape during the interwar years and America’s newfound fascination with popular culture. Burroughs wrote a new entry in the series every year between 1914 and 1939 and said “we wish to escape…the restrictions of manmade laws, and the inhibitions that society has placed upon us.”

Part 2 [8% points each = 40% total] Short Identification Questions (IDs):A short answer ID should briefly address the basic journalistic questions: who or what, when, where, and why. Each term should be at least 4-5 sentences long. Be sure to discuss the significance. Write an answer for FIVE (5) of the following, even if you must guess somewhat (partial credit is better than none):The 1913 Armory ShowThe Election of 1912ExodustersThe Hays CodeThe Mad ScientistThe Omaha PlatformTrench WarfareWestern Imperialism in Asia”The White Man’s Burden”William Jennings Bryan

Movie star [BLANK-1] exemplified the New Modern Woman of the 1920s and the changing gender expectations for some single women. She was unapologetic about her own sexuality; instead of denying rumors of her promiscuous sexual behavior when they emerged, she embraced them (even some rumors that are likely to have been fabricated).

[BLANK-1], author of The Fundamentals, was central to the foundation of Christian Fundamentalism. The movement this author founded emphasized the literal interpretation of The Bible, attacked religious liberalism, and expressed alarm at relaxed sexual mores and new social freedoms. Christian Fundamentalists were among the leaders of the increased anti-intellectualism which spread across America during the interwar years.

Adolf Hitler was motivated to betray the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact and to attack his ally, the Soviet Union, based on the Soviet Union’s very poor performance fighting the Finns in [BLANK-1]. During this conflict early in World War II, U.S.S.R. forces struggled mightily to defeat Finland, despite the Soviets having far greater numbers and superior technology. Hitler thus assumed that if the U.S.S.R. could barely beat Finland, that Nazi Germany would have no trouble defeating the Soviets.

The Soviet Union oversaw the completion of a collective defensive agreement between communist-controlled countries in Eastern Europe in 1955, known as [BLANK-1]. This mutual defensive alliance of communist countries was a reaction to a similar effort the United States had overseen for the alliance of western capitalistic democracies in 1949.

During the Civil War, the overwhelming Republican majority in congress took advantage of the wartime absence of Democrats to push through their economic reforms. They gave millions of acres and dollars to railroad companies and also maintained a high protectionist tariff. They dominated politics during the Gilded Age, winning 12 of 16 presidential elections and controlled the Senate for 27 out of 32 sessions. During this period the Republicans became known as [BLANK-1].

Wakanda scientist, Shuri, was trying to develop a new drug to directly prevent integration of HIV into the host chromosome.  Which of the following enzymes would she design her drug to target?

The HIV life cycle is not complete until after release from the host cell when the protease cuts the large viral protein into its smaller functional parts only then does assembly/maturation occur.

This is a short answer question that can be answered in one or two sentences. Look at the photomicrograph (total magnification =1000X). Dr. Wellington Yueh did a simple stain on a sample of Escherichia coli from his plate culture using crystal violet.  After looking at his entire smear on the slide, the photo shown below is all that he could see under microscopy.  As his lab technician, explain how Dr. Yueh could improve preparing a new sample for simple staining so that he can observe the bacteria’s morphology.