America, An Emerging World Power: 1896-1916 - Introduction

The video features four subject matter experts discussing various historical and political topics. Clarence Walker talks about the gradual change in attitudes towards racial minorities in the US. Brazil's anti discusses the concept of 'separate but equal' and its historical context. Gent Neumeier emphasizes the importance of political engagement, highlighting the struggles for voting rights. Michael Shugrue explains America's interest in the Panama Canal as a reflection of its growing power by 1900.

What gradual change is observed in the attitude towards Social Science?

How did racial minorities assert themselves in the United States?

What was the significance of the separate but equal doctrine in the context of racial equality?

What risks did Black people face in exercising their voting rights?

What role did America play in the project of the Panama Canal?