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Winter Holiday History "Carol" - Due Dec. 21, 2009 - Must be a 1st Semester topic.

2nd Quarter Bonus due NLT Monday January 11

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Assignment

Due

Points

11/5 HW: Ch 10 sect 1 11/9 3
11/9 Collected HW: News Analysis    
Quiz: Ch 10 sect 1   4
Return and review Unit 1 Test, Populist and Progressive test, content outlines    
HW: Ch 10 sect 2
HW: Spanish American War Map
11/11 3
26
11/10 Special Presentation: Empire    
Class Notes/Discussion: Causes of Imperialism    
11/11 Quiz: Ch 10 sect 2   4
Class Discussion: What was Yellow Journalism and how was it different from Muchrakers? How did Yellow Journalism start the Spanish American War    
HW: Ch 10 sect 3 & 4 11/13 6
11/12 Class: Video - Hawaii's Last Queen - view and take notes
11/13 Quiz: Ch 10 sect 3   5
Complete watching Hawaii's Last Queen    
HW: Hawaii's Last Queen - write paragraph answers to each question 11/16 36
11/16 Quiz: Ch 10 sect 4   6
Class: Discussion/Notes: Open Door Note in China; Panama Canal; Big Stick Diplomacy; Dollar Diplomacy; Latin America    
HW: Content Outline Part I and study for test 11/18  
11/17 Special Presentation: Battle of Manilla Bay, San Juan Hill, Boxer Rebellion    
Class Discussion: Imperialist vs. Anti-Imperialist    
11/18 HW Collected: Content Outline Part I   14
Imperialism Test   20
HW: Ch 12 sect 1
HW: Europe in WorldWar I Map
11/20 3
24
11/19 Present Unit Project including Annotated Bibliography and rubric 1/11  
Remind about due dates and Critical Essay 1/8  
11/20 Quiz: Ch 12 sect 1   5
Discussion: Conditions in Europe before WWI; Causes of WWI
Explain Thanksgiving Bonus
   
HW: Ch 12 sect 2    
11/23 HW Collected: News Analysis   20
Quiz: Ch 12 sect 2   5
Media Center to work on Unit 2 Project    
HW: Ch 12 sect 3 11/30 3
11/24 Media Center to work on Unit 2 Project    
11/30 Quiz: Ch 12 sect 3   6
Return and review graded assignments
Review Plagiarism tutorial
   
HW: Ch 12 sect 4 12/2 3
12/1 Special Presentation: 2nd Marne    
Class Notes and Discussion: Start of World War I in Europe    
12/2 Quiz: Ch 12 sect 4   5
Class Notes and Discussion: Start of World War I in Europe; US Joins the War    
HW: Ch 12 sect 5 12/4 3
12/3 Presentation: Schenck v. US    
Class Notes and Discussion: US Joins the War
Discussion: Russian withdrawl and Allied condition when US entered war
   
12/4 Quiz: Ch 12 sect 5   5
Class Discussion: Nature of War; total war; stalemate; trench warfare, technology v. tactics    
HW: Students list the changes that affected African Americans, Women, or the American Worker during WWI; label which are temporary and permanent; what is expected for 1920s; create a thesis statement 12/7 10
12/7 Class Notes and Discussion: American Homefront; Civil Liberties in World War I    
Class Notes/Discussion: Armistice, Cost of WWI, Wilson's 14 Points, the Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations
HW: Content Outline -- WWI and Study
12/8 HW Collected: Content Outline - WWI   12
Disscussion: Influenza Pandemic    
Test: World War I    
HW: Ch 14 sect 1 12/9 3
12/9 Quiz: Ch 14 sect 1   6
Presentation: Ragtime; Great Gatsby; Woman of Independent Means; Eyes Watching God; The Big Money    
Class: 1920-1929 Video    
HW: Ch 14 sect 2 12/11 3
12/10 Class: 1920-1929 Video    
12/11 Quiz: Ch 14 sect 2   5
Class Notes and Discussion: Introduce 1920s topic; Isolationist policy of 1920s; role of Russian Revolution and Socialism, Communism, Anarchism    
HW: Ch 14 sect 3 12/14  
12/14 Quiz: Ch 14 sect 3   6
Class Notes and Discussion: Socialism, Communism, Anarchism; Intolerance in 1920s; 1920s Consumerism    
HW: Ch 13 sect 1 & 3 12/16 6
12/15 Presentation: Hammer; Bailey; Adkins    
Class Discussion: Prohibition Cause and Effect; Prohibition Exercise - interpret quotes of the time, decide probable stance given certain characteristics    
12/16 Quiz: Ch 13 sect 1   7
Class group activity - graphic organizer showing Changes: Women in the 1920s and reflecting lifestyle, family, jobs    
Discussion: Women in the 1920s and the Double Standard - real progress?    
HW: Ch 13 sect 2 12/18 3
12/17 Class activity - small groups create a time line of popular culture and then decide in which ways did mass media and mass culture help Americans develop a sense of national community in 1920s.    
HW: Students are assigned a different research topic concerning African Americans in Nothern cities 1900-1930: (1) job opportunities; (2) political participation; (3) education; (4) race relations; (5) literary contributions; and (6) jazz/art/film - basis for class activity on 12/18&21; any absent students should research any one of the above.    
12/18 Quiz: Ch 13 sect 2   7
Class discussion: African American experience, Great Migration, Marcus Garvey, Harlem Renaissance    
HW: Study and Content Outline, Part III and IV 12/22  
12/21 Due: Winter Holiday History “Carol”    
12/21 12/22 12/23 Snow Days!    
1/4 HW Collected: Content Outline Part III and IV   22
Return and review materials    
1920s Take Home Test 1/11 60
HW: Ch 15 sect 1 1/6 3
1/5 Class: The Great Depression CD    
1/6 Quiz: Ch 15 sect 1   6
Class Discussion: Causes of Stock Market Crash and Causes of Great Depression    
HW: Ch 15 sect 2 1/8 3
1/7 Class Activitiy: Impact of Depression on America    
1/8 Due: Critical Essay    
Quiz: Ch 15 sect 2   6
Class Activitiy: Impact of Depression on America    
HW: Ch 15 sect 3 1/11 3
1/11 HW Collected: News Analysis   20
Quiz: Ch 15 sect 3   7
Unit 2 Project Due
Class presentation of unit 2 project posters
   
HW: Ch 15 sect 4 1/13 3
1/12 Class Group Activity: Prepare an outline for a 5 paragraph essay that addresses the question What was the effect of the Great Depression on American Labor. Your group must have at least 3 specific factual details to support and explain each of the 3 body paragraph topic sentences    
Class: As groups are presenting, individuals do peer assessment: 1 point for each specific factual detail with up to 3 points per paragraph and 10th point for a thesis that addresses the question and indicates the areas of interest in the outline   10 per group graded
1/13 Quiz: Ch 15 sect 4   4
Finished group activity from 1/9 and presented results    
HW: Study and Content Outline, Part IVB and V 1/20  
1/14 Class notes and discussion: Responses to the depression, Hoover's philosophy; 1932 election and FDR    
1/15 Review for Exam    
1/19 Review for Exam    
1/20 HW Collected: Content Outline, Parts IVB and V    
MIDTERM EXAM (includes Unit 2 test)    

 

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