U.S. History (Period 7) Assignments

Instructor
Mrs. Heather Janiak
Term
2012-2013 School Year
Department
History
Location
354
Description

Course Objectives: Students in grade eleven study the major turning points in American history in the twentieth century. Following a review of the nation’s beginnings and the impact of the Enlightenment on U.S. democratic ideals, students build upon the tenth grade study of global industrialization to understand the emergence and impact of new technology and a corporate economy, including the social and cultural effects. They trace the change in the ethnic composition of American society; the movement toward equal rights for racial minorities and women; and the role of the United States as a major world power. An emphasis is placed on the expanding role of the federal government and federal courts as well as the continuing tension between the individual and the state. Students consider the major social problems of our time and trace their causes in historical events. They learn that the United States has served as a model for other nations and that the rights and freedoms we enjoy are not accidents, but the results of a defined set of political principles that are not always basic to citizens of other countries. Students understand that our rights under the U.S. Constitution are a precious inheritance that depends on an educated citizenry for their preservation and protection.

Parents: any questions about grading, accessing grades and contacting me- see the course syllabus and parent letter attached below.


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Walkout

 

 

 

 

21

Explain Trip Across America Project

 

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research project

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-Aaron Huey TED talk

 

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Research project

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-1968 DVD

 

 

 

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-1968 DVD

 

1 CST Testing  (math) P. 1,3,7

-1968 DVD

2 CST Testing (Science) Per. 2,4,6

1)Cont. 1968 video

 

3

-60s Day Clothes (PPT)->extra credit dress-up opportunity next Friday May 10th!

2)Students create political cartoons


 

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22  Review stds. 11.5 (2, 4, 5,7)1920s

23 practice CST Testing

Review Std.s 11.6 Depression

 

24 CST Testing  (English)

p.2, lunch, 4, 6

-Unit 7 title page

-Unit 7 Notebook Check

 

25 CST Testing (history)

p. 1, lunch, 3, 7

-Unit 7 title page draw images

-Unit 7 Notebook Check

 

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-#17 America: Story of Us- “SuperPower” video

 

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15 Vietnam

Vietnam information Scavenger hunt with iPads


 

 

16 Ending the Cold War- Presidents video

1)Ford- Carter

2)Reagan-Bush with the Middle East

 

17 CST Review

Review 11.1

Enlightenment

“Do you remember?” game

-Hippo videos: Enlightenment

 

18 Constitution. Rev, Civil War, Rec.

-Worksheet: fill in the blanks


Industrialization review 11.2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.9

(see ppt)

-review notes page in stds. Book

-practice test questions, continue

 

 

19 Imperialism-WWI review Std. 11.4 (1-5)

 

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8 MLKJ vs. Malcolm X

1)speech comparison

 

 

 

9

2)Black Panthers video

 

10

Hippo video review- Truman Doctrine, Korean War, Brown vs. Board. Notes for ex. Cred.

1950s and Civil Rights test

 

 

11 Ch. 23 Sec. 1, 2 Latinos, Native Americans and Women

1)Complete the chart

 

12

Presidents video: Eisenhower, JFK, LBJ, Nixon


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#7 A Time for Justice video notes

HW due Tuesday: Main Events timeline

Used the textbook to fill in the timeline on the next page in your noteobook- open the handout for the events

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#8 Montgomery bus boycott

HW: Power of Non-violence Gandhi reading- highlight main points,

27

no class :-(

all juniors in library for articulation

 

 

28 (classic)

#9 Non-violent protesting

1)Primary sources- chart analysis

29No School

 

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18th

*HW- Turn in and examine recent political cartoons about North Korea

Living on the Edge

1)1950s Pledge of Allegiance video (youtube link)

2)Duck and Cover video (Youtube link)

3)finish the rest of the notes with the textbook (p.622)

 

 

 

19th

“Scaredy Cats Again?”

1) McCarthyism video notes with the Decades video

HW: Postwar Boom-

Scavenger hunt worksheet with the textbook

20th

Struggled in the Postwar Boom

1)Textbook, scavenger hunt- open the worksheet

 

 

 

21th

Emergence of the Teenager

1)Elvis and Big Mama comparison of Hound Dog

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XUAg1_A7IE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOvUdZgl7vo

3)Decades film- Elvis notes

 

22 1950s Pop Culture Day

*DRESS UP FOR EXTRA CREDIT IN 1950S FASHION!!


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11th

# 11 Atomic bomb destruction- consequences

-Open the PPT and Destruction and Effects document for the focus question analysis

 

12th  (CAHSEE)

WWII review- title page

13th (CAHSEE)


1) Unit 6 WWII Notebook check

2) WWII EXAM

14th  Cold War Unit

#1 Cold War Introduction

Ch. 18 Sec. 1 scavenger hunt worksheet with textbook

 

15th

#2 Korean War

Who started the Korean War? Analyze textbook excerpts, fill in analysis worksheet

HW: bring a current/ recent U.S. political cartoon pertaining to North Korea (newspaper, mag., Internet)

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#7 Civil rights tensions

1) Af. Am. Chart p. 592 (See attached)

2)“Zoot suit riots” video notes (see chart attached) (YouTube) 8:30-16:25, 31:00-42

HW: Political cartoon of any of the civil rights tension topics of today

 

 

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#8 U.S.A. Paranoia

 -PPT attached (slides 1-13)

HW: Farewell to Manzanar reading excerpt

-read, highlight, answer questions on the back

 

 

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#8 U.S.A. Paranoia continued

-PPT attached (slides 14-end)

-Kenji song lyrics and song attached

 

 

 

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#9 Shh... It's Top Secret!

HW: Read in the textbook p. 574-583- create a new page in your notebook after #9, called 3/7 Reading Homework and write down the main facts, people as you read in Cornell note format

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#10 To Use or Not..

Atomic Decision- Making at President Truman- chart

*Complete Decisions 1-3

 

 

 

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# 2 Finish FDR decision making decisions 4 & 5

-Read Japanese Decision, yes/no chart

 (all readings are in the classroom- binder, back table)

 

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#3 “A Day which will live in Infamy”

1) Opener: What were the main reasons to attack P.H.?

2) FDR speech

3)Pearl Harbor Remembered ppt

 

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#4 U.S. mobilizes for WWII

-PPT on the Homefront: notes on Selective Service, discrimination

-p. 567 take notes on the agencies/acts with your textbook (see the chart on the PPT)

 

28 classic

#5 Women of WWII

1) Homefront PPT notes on women
2)Song analysis- see the questions and lyrics on the PPT

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#6 Private SNAFU cartoons

-Watch the video via YouTube, the clips are attached below, answer in the chart

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YAnoT9Wqpo&playnext=1&list=PL6D9A96C9908A10A3&feature=results_video


-chart for analysis is attached

 

 

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NO SCHOOL

 

19

-Complete the 1930s Title page

Review

HW: Notebook, study unit, type Depression journals

 

 

20 Begin WWII

#1

*Open PPT- Isolationism, Nye Committee, Neutrality Acts, America First Committee, take notes

- Analyze a Dr. Seuss political cartoon


HW: Notebook, study unit, type Depression journals

 

 

21

Unit 5 Notebook checks

Great Depression exam

 

HW: Finish typing Great Depression Journals- cover page, 6 pages of entries, 12 size font, double spaced

22 Great Depression Journals Due

 Decision-making: FDR


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#9 New Deal Programs
-chart
-look up the programs using the textbook
  1. Civilian Conservations Corps
  2. Federal Emergency Relief Act
  3. Agricultural Adjustment Administration
  4. National Recovery Administration
  5. Tennessee Valley Authority
  6. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
  7. Works Progress Administration
  8. National Youth Administration
  9. Wagner Act
  10. Social Security Act
  11. Fair Labor Standards Act
  12. Emergency Banking Act

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#8 FDR to the Rescue!
-Create the K-W-L chart, write in the K and W
-Read p.489-490 +Key Players information and take down the main notes
-Finish the L of the chart
-Journal #5

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#7 Great Depression Photo Analysis
-open PPT, create the subjective, objective and questions chart then analyze 6 photos in the powerpoint

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#6 California Migrant Experience
-PPT notes
-video clips from the Grapes of Wrath movie
-Journal Entry # 4

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Continued #5 Dust Bowl video notes
-Journal # 3 entry

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#5 The Dust Bowl
-PPT: take down notes from the timeline
-Video notes- see me for the notes in advisory

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#4 "Hoover Gives a Dam"
-PPT notes
-create a political cartoon about Hoover's administration- turn in for points!

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#3 Financial Collapse
-Song analysis: open song lyrics for "Brother Can You Spare a Dime", listen and answer song analysis questions from the ppt slide
Open PPT for notes under financial collapse slides
-Depression Journal # 2

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#2 The Stock Market Crashes
-open document, complete using the textbook
-Great Depression Journal #1 entry (left side of notebook)

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New Unit 5 1930s Great Depression-
#1 Nation's Sick Economy
-Open powerpoint for notes

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Period 7- Finals
1) Unit 4 1920s notebook check
2) Final Exam- cumulative of the entire semester
*Use the study guide list provided in class to help study and create a study guide

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#12 Presidents of the 1920s-
Video notes

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Consumerism-

Opener: what does it mean to buy on credit?

Rise of Mass production, new technologies p. 422

PPT: on Impact on the automobile,

Buying on Credit

1) installment plan p. 426

p.427 personal voice read

Consumerism

1. 1920s advertising/ marketing PPT

2. Stu. analyze ads

HW: semester 1 study guide

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The Scopes Trial
-Open the PPT, copy notes
-examine documents- complete the chart
-one of the documents is a song- read the lyrics

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#8 Sacco and Vanzetti
-Open PPT, notes on slides #22-27
-song analysis: open the song file and open the lyrics and answer the questions from the PPT slide

HW: design a gravestone epitaph for either Sacco or Vanzetti

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#7 "Scaredy Cats"
Open the PPT, copy notes from slides #14-21

HW: KKK assessment, use the textbook pages to complete

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#6- Fear of Communism
Open the PPT, write down the notes (slides 2, 3, 4, 7)
Complete Document A analysis ("Case Against the Reds") slides 8 and 9

HW: complete Document B, Emma Goldman document analysis

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# 5 Fundamentalism- open the PPT, use the textbook to complete notes and open both video clips to complete the video notes

HW: finish the writing activity found on the last slide of the PPT

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#4 Prohibition video continued

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#4 Prohibition- notes (see PPT), video (get notes during advisory)

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#3 Introduction to the 1920s
-open handout, complete the notes with the PPT and complete the critical thinking questions on your own

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#2 Post-War Trauma
-see ppt for notes

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Monday- #1 In Remembrance..
see attached lesson and news article

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14th:
Unit 3 Exam

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13th:
Unit 3 Notebook Check

HW: Study your notebook thoroughly for the test, supplement with additional review by watching the videos on hippocampus website (attached) for the imperialism and WWI topics. (click on U.S. history, scroll down to the "Imperialism" topics and view away!)

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Unit 3 Title page review in class

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11th:
#16 Ending the War- open attachment, use textbook to complete the notes

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10th:
#15 Espionage and Sedition Acts-
Open PowerPoint attached, copy notes and complete both political cartoons in your notebook

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7th:
#13 Trench Warfare- simulation activity that can't be made up so for credit in your notebook- read p. 376, 384 and 385, complete the following notes:
  • Trench warfare:
  • "no man's land:"
  • Describe the trench experience:
  • New weapons and technology of WWI:

p. 387- Answer #3

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6th:
#13 Great Migration and Flu Epidemic- open worksheet- complete with your textbook

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5th:
#11 America Mobilizes for War- open propaganda posters worksheet- complete with the PPT attached, analyze 6 of the U.S.A. posters, take notes on the U.S. use of posters in notebook

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Tuesday:
-HW quiz
-PPT notes from the Selective Service PPT attached (copy all notes)

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Monday:
- M.A.I.N. Causes of WWI notes:
PPT attached, copy notes slide #3-24 (only the notes slides)

HW due Tuesday:
see attachment of World Foreign Policies, complete the chart using the textbook

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Friday:
-Finished U.S. Acquires New Land notes (see Thursday attachment)
-Sp. Am. War quiz- make up in advisory, lunch, after school in classroom

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Wednesday:
The Spanish American War and the Philippines
Copy notes from slides #23-27 of the PPT
Write your political cartoon analysis on the worksheet attached using 2 slides from any set (A-F) in the political cartoon PPT.

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HOMEWORK DUE WEDNESDAY:
Research one current journalism example using PERSUASION AND/OR EXAGGERATION:
Use a t.v. show, news segment, news article…
Examples: The Daily Show, The Colbert Report, Onion, www.thespeciousreport.com...

Write one page to turn in tomorrow:

  - title of article, show or news segment

  - description and analysis of how it can persuade the public’s opinion

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Introduction to the Spanish American War
Focus Question: Why did the U.S. invade Cuba?
-Answer the focus question after watching the video link- answer on left side of notebook
-Use the documents attached to complete the graphic organizer (right side)
-Complete analysis questions (left side)

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16th:
-Panama Canal now: open the 1977 Carter document, read then write at least a 1 paragraph response on the left side of your notebook following the directions
-Notes on the right side: open the Panama Canal Now document

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15th:
Continue watching the PBS Panama Canal video- answering #8, 9, 12, 13, 10, 11, 6 and 7 (in that order from the video)

open the link below to watch the video at home with your video questions, cue the video to start near 26 minutes for #8 to begin then continue watching from there.

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14th
Panama Canal
1) KWL chart, do the K and W part
2) Watch the first 24 minutes of the video, answer # 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 of the video questions (video link attached, as well as the video questions)

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13 “U.S. Acquires Alaska and Hawaii”

1.  p. 342-345 American Expansion chart in notebook (complete at home using the textbook and attached worksheet)

1.        Video clips- Alaska, Hawaii

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2- Foreign Policy Spectrum Cards.jpg 3- Foreign Policy Spectrum Cards.jpg 1- Foreign Policy Spectrum Cards.jpg

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9  

TCI foreign policy spectrum activity - demo with stu. and show note format

(terms imperialism and isolationism using decisions)

-Spectrum reflection: looking at your spectrum and sentences, what were major factors that influenced your decisions on placing the foreign policies?

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8th  Early Out

Begin Imperialism

1.        Imperialism word square

2.        Factors that fueled Am. Imperialism chart notes

HW: finish the chart

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7th:
Unit 2 Industrial Exam

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6th:
1) Unit 2 Notebook Check
2) Extra Credit Review (must be present in class and participating for extra credit opportunities)

HW: Study your Unit 2 notebook!

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5th
Unit 2 Title Page Review- open the attachment and use your notebook pages to fill in the four squares with review information (bullet and be detailed!)

HW: organize your notebook and self-check, study all of unit 2 notes for the Wed. exam

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Frontier Day

 “Settling the West Gender Roles”

1)Simulation :-)

2)Journal write

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America: Story of Us- cities video notes

(see me during advisory or lunch for the notes)

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31 (CAHSEE TESTING) “Wilson’s New Freedom”

Book P. 332-337

1. President’s video?

2.PPT- take notes from the PPT with the worksheet

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30 (CAHSEE TESTING )

“Progressivism Under Taft”

Book P. 328-331

1)Introduction-Presidents video

2)Fill in the Portrait of Taft with facts from his presidency, using the chapter

HW: Finish notes

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29 “Teddy Roosevelt’s Square Deal”

Book P. 317-325
1)Introduction- President’s video
2) Complete the T.R. worksheet with the textbook

HW: finish notes, cartoon

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26 (Rally)

Suffrage Movement

1. Voting simulation

2. Suffrage PPT brief notes (attached)

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25th Muckrakers

1. The Jungle PPT (attached)

3. Read as a class- Jungle excerpt

HW: create a political cartoon of the meatpacking industry with today’s lesson knowledge (see the attachment)

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24th Progressivism

1) Open the Progressive Response PPT
2) Open the Progressive Worksheet document
3) Copy the notes from the coordinating slides onto the worksheets and complete the critical thinking questions for each topic

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23rd

Corruption in the Cities (see the PPT attached)

1. p. 262- Urbanization defined

2. Open the PPt, see the notes to define with the textbook
3. Create a political cartoon for the topic of Americanization during the late 1800s.

HW Due Wed: draw/ color a political cartoon depicting Americanization (p. 263 Americanization movement) Open the American Political Cartoon attachment for rubric and place to draw.

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Unions”

Std 11.2.1 Book 244-247

Friday 19th: "Unions"

1. Opener:  Write down three things you would have changed about your job or work environment yesterday. Why didn’t anyone strike and form a union?

Decision Making: Gilded Age

Lesson 3: Unions w/PPT

Strikes

Decision Making: Gilded Age

Lesson 4: Strikes

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Thursday 18th:  Assembly Line Simulation- Must be in class for this activity! There cannot be make-ups!

1. EC for one student to read journal entry

2. Objective, rules of Assembly Line, assign roles.

3. Assembly Line Activity

4. Reflection write

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Wednesday 17th: PSAT (no class with per. 1-4)


 

 

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 Tuesday 16th: “It’s Off to Work We Go!”

Opener: Decision Making: Gilded Age Lesson 7 Child Labor, discuss their strategies

1.P.244-245 write down notes for: steel mills, seamstresses, working environment, sweatshops, what workers don’t have

2.Industrial Rev. Child PPT (attached to the website)

3.Video clips Far and Away work scene, 2 Oliver Twist clips

4.Journal Entry for factory worker.  1 pg, handwritten. (on the PPT)

HW: Finish Factory Journal Entry

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Monday 14th:

Living Conditions

1. Opener: photo of a tenement apt.- describe the living situation

2. Tenement Folk reading (What would you have done?) Read 1st part together, let them choose the rest to read silently

3. Tenements PPT (attached to website)

4.Write a letter back to your mother country describing your life in U.S.(directions in the last slide of the PPT)

HW: Finish letter for HW

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Great Fear Cartoon.jpg

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Chinese Immigration and Exclusion Document Research

HW: “Settling the West” notes with the textbook

 

 

 

 

9 

"Rise of Segregation"


HW: Define right side of # 5-

Social Darwinism (p.242), “Robber Barons” (p. 243),

“Captains of Industry” p. 243

 

10  “Rise of Big Business”

1. Rise of Big Business chart (see attachment)

2. Vertical and Horizontal Integration

-        (See attachment)  Review with pizzeria analogy (tomatoes, distributing, transporting)


11 Immigration

Opener: Statue of Liberty- what does she represent? Poem clip

2. Immigrant Experience PPT

3. Ellis Island Video Clip

HW: Immigrant journal write

 

 

 

12 Nativism

1. Nativism word square

2. Great Fear of the Period pol. Cartoon analysis

3. Euro, Chinese, Japanese, W. Indies, Mexico= map out

 

 

 

 

 

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#11 Reconstuction- political cartoons

-current pol. Cartoon opener

-cartoon analysis

*Absent students: open the "Nast Cartoons Lesson Plan" attachment, answer the questions on p. 5-6 with cartoons 1 & 2 

 

HW: Make sure notebook is complete, study for the unit exam

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Create the title page: Review the themes of unit 1

-Vocab, events, people and documents

 HW: Notebook and study for the unit exam

 

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 1)Unit 1 notebooks due

2)Unit 1 Test

 

 

 

4 “Settling the West” p. 202-218

(Stu. find notes individually)

 native p.202-208)

 Custer (206),

vaquero (208),

cowboy (208-211),

miner (212-213),

settler(214-217),

exoduster (215-217)

 farmers (218)

5“Settling the West Gender Roles”

1)Simulation Activity

2)Journal write



 

 

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24 Opener: Preamble fill in the blanks

2. Bill of Rights chart p. 96-97- write down the 10 amedments in your own words


HW: “Slavery in the Constitution”  activity

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America: Story of Us- Division (19:45-end) video notes

HW: read p. 172-173 Emancipation Proclamation, record answer in chart

 

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Emancipation Proclamation

-Hippocampus video

-document analysis

 


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America: Story of Us- Civil War video notes

HW: read p. 184-186 define on the rt. Side- reconstruction, Lincoln’s plan, Radical Republicans, 14th amendment, why was Johnson impeached, 15th amendment

 

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Reconstuction- political cartoons

-current pol. Cartoon opener

-cartoon analysis

-hippocampus video  

 

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1) Why did the F.F.’s write the DOI?

2)Analyze grievances (Stan. Lesson)

 

 

18

2)Enlightenment PPT


 

19 iPad training=sub

America: Revolution video, take notes

 

 

20

Lessons learned the hard way-

Articles of Confed. PPT notes, stu. draw image on stu. page for each problem

 

HW: finish Articles, summary

3rd period: complete the drawings for all 6 weaknesses

21

1)Shays Rebellion video/ notes


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10

1)Syllabus

2)Evaluating Sources activity


 

11 Class assembly- p.3

Per. 1, 4, 7 Textbook scavenger hunt

 

12

1)Demo notebook

Road to Rev. Simulation

 

13

1)Finish sim.

2) John Adams video clip

HW: complete the Revolution worksheet, Declaration

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1) Why did the F.F.’s write the DOI? (Document analysis)

2)DOI reading video clip , video questions (on the Road to Revolution PPT)

3)Analyze grievances (Document analysis)