4 Standout College Essays: Work, Money, & Class
Civil Rights: Dorothy Counts Elizabeth Eckford The Problem We all Live With
What do you think is the most important problem facing this country?
1. Task: Summer Assignment (FIVE DOCUMENTS) (TWO summer Reading resources are listed underneath)
2. Reading Resource: Eric Foner: Give Me Liberty (download time: depending on connection, it might take 1-3 minutes to fully download)
3. Reading Resource: Kaleidoscope of Early America
ONLINE TEXTBOOKS
Link #1: Eric Foner, Give Me Liberty
Link #2: ONLINE AMERICAN PAGEANT TEXTBOOK
Link #3: Online DIGITAL HISTORY TEXTBOOK:
Link #4: Newberry Collection
Link #6: AMERICAN YAWP
AP USH HIPPO HOW TO TAKE NOTES PDF STEAM: MC BAGPIPE Clear Writing Active Verbs DBQ Rubric LRE Rubric
PRACTICE QUIZ
1. http://college.cengage.com/history/us/bailey/american_pageant/11e/studen...
2. http://faculty.polytechnic.org/gfeldmeth/quizzes.html
VIDEOS
1. John Green
2. JocZ
Course Introduction
1. Class Survey: Introduction Forms
2. Growth Mindset Learning Myth
4. HTS
I. PERIOD 1 VOCABULARY
A. Pre-1492: DIVERSE SOCIETIES
a. Summer Task(TOP OF PAGE): Native Americans prior to Columbus, European & Native American: Clash & Interaction
b. Images: Map Map#2 IMAGE PACKET (DOWNLOAD SECTION) Tom Lovell Image Lovell #2
c. Cahokia
c. Secondary Sources: Mann Reading: 1491 Axtel (go to download section above) Edmunds
d. SAQ: Model Richards #1 #2 #3
B. Three Worlds Meet: Change & Exchange-- Transatlantic Conquest
1. Meaning of 1492 Columbus DBQ Bucket
2. Contact: Spanish Spanish, French, & English Spanish chart
II. PERIOD 2 FRAMEWORK VOCABULARY
A. English Colonies: Origins to Development
1. Native Americans & English: Charles Mann: Jamestown
2. Two Colonies Powerpoint: Virginia (Chesapeake) & Massachusetts (New England)
Ship List Organizer Analysis Sample Introduction Puritan Mindset
3. Development & Values Middle colonies Southern Colonies Great Awakening Commoners
B. Relationship with Britain: P.I.G. Actitvity: Mercantilism, Salutary Neglect, Navigation Acts, New England Dominion
C. Development of Slavery/ Tension
1. Engendering Racial Differences
2. Anthony Johnson at court Anthony Johnson
5. Chesapeake
D. Articles & Source Activity
1. Edmund Morgan: Puritans & Sex
3. Kathleen Brown Engendering Racial Differences
Summative Exam: Period 1 & 2: MC, SAQ, LRE
I. Causes of the American Revolution: Why did happy English subjects rebel?
1. French & Indian War Organizer Sample Body
2. 6 Historians Views 6 organizers
3. Acts Recipe for Rebellion
4. Boston "Massacre" Ferguson/ Boston Boston "Massacre" Images
II. Was it a Revolution?: Winners & Losers
1. 4 document set: Contextualization Common Sense
2. 1776: Turning Point?
3. Alan Taylor American Revolution Book Review
III. Articles to Constitution
1. Articles of Confederation: Shay's Rebellion Graphic Organizer Compare to Constituiton Reading Practice thesis Constitution SAQ
2. Federalists vs. Anti-Federalist: #10 2 views Jefferson & Hamilton Graphic Organizer Constitution & Slavery: Support/ Refute YBTJ
3. Washington Presidency
4. Synthesis: Looking back, looking forward, looking elsewhere, or another aproach(GSPRITE) NY Times article
Summative: MC, SAQ, LRE
Video Supplements: John Green Crash Course Videos 5-9
Download Section: Period 3 Framework & Vocabulary
I. Empire of Liberty: 1800-1828
1. Jefferson Republic: 3 Candidates graphic organizer Empire of Liberty Securing the Republic: 1790-1815 Race Shifting James
2. Foreign Affairs: Barbary Pirates War of 1812 Treaty
3. Marshall Court & Nationalism: 1800-1824 Marshall Court Cases: Factions & Role of Federal Government Model Example
4. Era of Good Feelings? Graphic Organizer
II. Democracy in America: 1828-1848
1. Jackson
a. DBQ: John Davy Crockett SAQ
c. Trail of Tears Compare & Contrast: Choices
a. Graphic Organizer: Market Revolution Irish Immigration(download section) Railroad Poster Buckets
b. Market Economy Documents: Eli Whitney Jackson Election Ticket Slave Dealer Advertisement Harriet Robinson
c. Market Revolution Primary Sources
3. 2nd Great Awakening & Reform: Overview
4. . Peculiar Institution & Abolition: "To agitate the hearts of tyrants"
A. Evolving Historians Views on the Peculiar Institution
B. Abolition Background Reading b. The Half That Has Never Been Told Book Review c. Gilder Lehrman Essay
C. ABOLITION DOCUMENTS: STRATEGIES & CHALLENGES (a) Garrison (b) Visual (c). Challenges to Abolition (d) Slave Reciept (e) "The Meaning of July Fourth": Frederick Douglass (Edited)
D. How efffective is Propaganda? A Mother's Anguish (located in download section above, pg. 3)
4. Reformers & Women: Re-Defining True Womanhood
a. Cult of Domesticity Reading b.CULT OF DOMESTICITY Primary Sources: Read Document 3 & 4
C. Temperance (download section above)
III. Summative Preparation: America 1800-1848
b. American Democracy
I. Tension: Causes of the Civil War
1. Manifest Destiny
a. Powerpoint: Download section
b. American expansion: 170 years of Expansion
c. John Gast American Progress Painting Website to edit image: Thinglink
d. Manifest Destiny Causes: Was America justified?
e. Manifest Destiny: Sectional Conflict
f. Primary Document: Commodore Perry at the Loo Choo Isles
2. Sectional Division
a. Manifest Destiny: Poison Apple Quote Is compromise Always possible? Alabama Textbook
b. Sectional Division: Northern Complicity Illinois Black Codes -Timeline (CCOT)
c. Justified/ Not Justified debate: Union Family GIP
d. Is it Ever Right to break the Law?: John Brown Taney Court
e. Documents: Causes 2 Docs
II. Civil War: Turmoil
a. A New Birth of Freedom: The Fiery Trial: Lincoln & The Civil War
b. On to Liberty Who freed the slaves? Background Essay Graphic Organizer Primary Documents
c. Lincoln : a. Know Nothing.b. Lincoln to Northern Christians c. Gettysburg Address d. 2nd Inaugural Address
d. America Needs a National Slavery Monument
III. Reconstruction: Transformation
1. Images: a. Winslow Homer Painting b. Freedpeople, Richmond, 1865 c. And not This Man?
d.Atlanta University (Class of 1903) e. Barrow Plantation
2. Radical Reconstruction: Comparing Plans & Timeline
3. SAC: How successful was Reconstruction? : Inquiry Questions
4. Secondary Source Reading: Evaluate Zinn
5. SAQ #1 #2
6. Consider: a. Colfax Massacre b. Colfax Massacre Book Review c. Jourdon Henderson Letter
d. Nast Cartoons e. Epilogue f. Great Migration Series Panel #1
g. NYT: Racial Bias
IV. Summative
a. 1 pager
b. Secondary Source Reading: 1. What Caused the Civil War? Edward Ayers 2. Reconstruction: The Revolution that Failed, James MacGregor Burns
c. Smackdown
Unit 6 Terms to Understand & Notes (Powerpoint uploaded above in Download Section)
I. Industrial & Agricultural Revolution
1. First vs. Second Machine Age: Are Robots outsmarting us? Article: As Robots get smarter
2. Gilded Age Images: CCOT (in download Section)
4. Image: Joseph Keppler, “The Bosses of the Senate”
5. American Wealth Robber Baron or Captain of Industry Night Shift
6. Labor Strike: Homestead Steel & Pullman Strike & Pullman Organizer Pullman Historic Monument Obama & Monument
Pullman Future Pullman Positioning
II. The West
1. Debate Turner Thesis
a. Painting: Among the Sierra Nevada Agricultural Revolution Documents & Essay Chief Joseph Speaks
b. Challenge of/to Assimiliation: i. Chinese Exclusion Act ii.Boycott iii. Las Goras Blancas, Nuestra Platforma (pg. 234-235) iv. Dawes Act v. Educating the Indian, Frank Leslie
2. Election of 1896 Poster: Populists
3. In the Shadow of Wounded Knee
4. Lynching in the Southwest
III. Urbanization: City of Hope, Frustration, & Reform
a. Immigration: Building Communities George Washington Newport Night Shift
b. Urbanization: Chicago, 1900 Sadie Frowne
IV. The New South/ Jim Crow Origins
a. Slavery by Another Name Literacy Test Louisiana Literacy Strange Fruit Lynching Article: NY Times
b. Agency document Analysis
c. Atlanta Compromise: Role of Audience graphic organizer
d. The Doll
e. How new was the New south? Jim Crow Origins Pamphlet
V. Period 6 Summative Assessment
b. Reviews: a. Pageant Chapter 24-26, Jim Crow Reading, b. Videos: Crash Course (videos: 24-27) Gilder Lehrman (unit 6) Pageant
c. Practice Quizzes: Near the top of this class website
d. Writing Workshop: Thesis, Analysis, Synthesis Activity: Cooperation, Competition, Violence, Frustration, Reform
Unique Regions Connected 1865--1898 CCOT Practice
I. From Progressivism to the New Deal: Role of Federal Government in an Industrial Capitalist Country
A. Progressive Era (1890-1919)
1. Readings: Gilder Lehrman: Go to Essays (near bottom): Politics of Reform, The Square Deal, Women & The Progressive Movement
2. Context: Triangle Shirtwaist fire View of Immigrants: Race Suicide Ludlow Massacre Warmth of Other Suns
4. If you had a million dollars (Document C: Jane Adams) Woman's Suffrage Suffrage ppt. (download section) Anti-Suffrage
New Women of the 1920s
5. Progressive Speed Dating Task
B. New Deal
1. Depression: Background Essay Are you a liberal or a conservative poll? Mr. Betts Classroom
2. Thinking about the role of the Federal government?
2. Images: Unpublished Black history Tank Man Daley Lange Powerpoint Lange's Migrant Mother
3. Dust Bowl: Mother Nature or Man Made Background (above in Download section) Documents
5. New Deal SAC: Support, Modify, Refute
6. CCOT: Progressivism to New Deal: Profound Domestic Challenges & Proper Degree of Government Expansion
7. Summative: New Deal DBQ
John Green Videos:: 34 & 35: Great Depression & New Deal
II. Culture Conflict: 1920s
1. Story of US Women Suffrage 1920s DBQ Modern Temper
2. Culture Conflict: PIG 1 Minute Smackdown Advertisement #1 #2
3. Synthesis: a. Great Migration Article (Hughes McKay Chicago 1919 Race Riot) b. Americans 1930s c. Mexican Americans (1930s-1940s) #1 #2
4. Immigration Debate: Un-American Shut the Door
III. Becoming a World Power: 1890-1945
A. Imperialism
1. 2 poems: White Man's Burden United Fruit Company
2. Politcal Cartoon: Yawp Images Packet For the Boys School Begins Zoom in School Begins (one to upload) Thinglink
3. Primary sources: Roosevelt
4. Debate Pamphlet
B. WWI
1. Reading & Powerpoints: link : LOOK for her Powerpoint & Reading on WWI
2. American Entry: Wilson War Message Propaganda Posters
3. League of Nations Debate
4. 1919: War at home: Clear and Present Danger Palmer Raids, Chicago 1919 Espionage & Sedition Act
5. Chicago Race Riot
C. WWII: Turning Point Abroad & at Home WWII in Photos
1. Turning Point Abroad: Foreign Policy Pearl Harbor/ 9-11 Atom bomb (download section) Voice Images (download section) BBC videos
2. Turning Point At home: 4 Freedoms Testing the Four Freedoms Zoot Suit Riot America & the Holocaust Women
3. Propaganda Posters: Civil Liberties & Civil Rights During War: Should they be limited?:
Speech Service Japan African American Women
IV. Summative: MC, FRQ, SAQ
2. Terms
3. Online Resources: Review the Class Website, Class Handouts
I. Cold Origins
1. Metrics of Mass Destruction Nuclear Football Obama Quote
2. Cold War & Global Hegemony: Melvyn Leffler Two Cows Responsible Containment
II. 1950s: An Affluent Society Living with Anxiety
2. 1920s & 1950s Baby boom 1950s Documents Backyard Pool 1950s Conformity? Images
3. Videos: Crisis in Levittown A Date with your family Boys Beware
4. Civil Rights: Turning Point Rosa Parks
5. Ike Foreign Policy Military Industrial Speech
III 1960s Graphic Organizer
1. Liberalism: Great Society Poverty Today Cuban Missile Crisis Growth of Welfare State: Graded Discussion
2. Civil Rights: Certain Kind of Fire Emmett Till SNCC March on Washington Birmingham Black Power Ballot or Bullet
King In Chicago 10 Point Program Human Rights Revolution Documents
Capturing & effecting a Historical Events: Dorothy Counts Elizabeth Eckford The Problem We All Live With Lewis Hines
3. Video DBQ
4.Youth: New Left New Right 60s POV Project
5. 2nd Wave Feminism
6. Vietnam: Tonkin Anti Vietnam Organizer DBQ & Powerpoint (download) SAQ
8. Everyday People Inner City Blues
IV. 1969-1988: Conservative Resurgence
1. New Right
3. Reagan Presidency DBQ HIV/ AIDS: Striving &Thriving
4. Public Trust in Government: 1958-2015
V. Summative: 1945-1980
2. End of Cold War Tank Man HIV/ AIDS: Striving &Thriving
3. Economic Transformation
4. Foreign Policy: Cheney & Powell Bush Doctrine
5. Terrorism: 9/11 Civil Liberties Wars
7. Environment
1. Frameworks: Download Section
2. Vocabulary from Framework: Download Section
3. Learnerator: Register, upgrade ($) for more questions
5. Video: JocZ Production: Has concise videos on each period, and 11 minute video: Unit 1-4 (half the course) Gilder Lehrman, John Green Pageant
6. Activities: a. March Madness b. LRE Essay Questions c. GIP/PIG d. 6 Degrees e. Context f. CCOT Practice g. Turning Point Practice
7. American Presidents Powerpoint (go to download section)
8. LRE Oral Rubric
1.Constitution Unit
2. Hall of Fame
3. College Applications
a. Essays about work & Class that caught a College's Eye
b. Students & Money In Their Own Words
4. Class Survey