How does the film reflect the time period in which it was made? Are there modern political, social, or cultural influences shaping its interpretation of the past?

How does the film’s portrayal compare with scholarly research on the topic? What sources or perspectives does it align with, and which does it overlook?

Do filmmakers have a responsibility to portray history as accurately as possible, or is creative license acceptable for the sake of storytelling? Where should the line be drawn?

What questions do you still have about this historical period after watching the film?

The due date for the midterm exam is March 9th. 

You are able to use your book and notes to take the final exam. 

Answer all the questions in the exam document linked below. You can print out the answers sheet attached below in Item 6 for answers or write the answers on your own paper. After you completed your exam, scan your pages into a single PDF, name it Test2_AE6344_StudentName (example: Test2_AE6344_JohnSmith).  Before uploading, verify your file has all the pages you need to submit. Upload it by clicking on “Choose a File” button in “Question 1” below. You are only allowed to upload one file to a question. Then click “Submit Quiz”. You may get a warning saying that you have some unanswered questions if you do not use optional file upload sections, click OK to submit anyway. View exam document and answers sheet here. Please follow the link to access your exam. Please leave the Canvas tab open as you will need to come back here to upload your file and submit your exam.

_______________ are society’s expectations about desirable and undesirable behavior.

Which theory views society as the continual struggle between competing groups?

__________ are rules about everyday interactions; __________ are rules with great moral significance that are often put into law.