US History (Period 4 & 5) Assignments

US History Final Exam (study guide attached)

Period 5 - Wednesday, Jan 23rd 10:35am-12:35pm
Period 4 - Friday, Jan 25th 10:35am-12:35pm

IDs: 1) Jamestown , 2) Alexander Hamilton, 3) George Washington, 4) Marbury v. Madison, 5) War of 1812, 6) Frederick Douglass, 7) Battle of the Alamo, 8) Emancipation Proclamation, 9) John Rockefeller, 10) Schenck v. United States, 11) WEB Dubois, 12) 19th Amendment, 13) The Square Deal, 14) Scopes Trial, 15) Harlem Renaissance, 16) Amelia Earhardt

#23 Reading Review 12.2 & 12.3
#24 Presidents Video Sheet

Notes on Harding & Coolidge attached

#22 Reading Rev Chp 13.2 & 3 + Harlem Renaissance Questions + Amelia Questions

Monday's notes on 1920s Women attached
Tues/Wed/Thurs notes on Harlem Renaissance attached
Friday notes on Education & Pop Culture in the 20s attached

Langston Hughes Poems attached (goes with HR notes)

#21 Reading Rev 12.1, Guided Reading 13.1, America Story of Us, Sacco & Vanzetti Story(alt assigment attached) and Scopes Trial (alt assignment attached)

Fri/Mon/Tues notes on Post War Issues attached
Wed/Thurs notes on Changing Lives in 1920s attached

Unit 4 Test

Chapter 9 - Progressive Era
Chaper 10- US Imperialism
Chapter 11 - World War I

IDs:Roosevelt Corollary, Schenck v. United States, WEB Dubois, 19th Amendment, The Square Deal

Monday's notes on America Turns the Tide attached
Tuesday notes on Winning the Peace attached

#20 World War I Packet (Chp 11) attached: Reading Review, Zimmeerman Note, Poster Analysis (if absent download and print posters #1 & #2 if you sit in the first or third seat of your row. Dowload posters #3 & #4 if you sit in the second or fourth seat in your row.

Mon/Tues WW I Begins notes attached
Wed notes on America's Road to War attached
Thurs/Fri notes on the War at Home attached

#19 Reading Review 9:4, 10:4, 10:5 (Taft & Wilson), and Building Vocab (attatched)

Monday's notes on Taft attached
Thursday's notes on Wilson will be attached later

#18 1912 Election Project (instructions & election sheet are attached). if absent you are job #3.

#17 Reading Review 9:1, 9:2 & 3 (attached)

Thurs/Fri notes on Progressivism attached
Mon notes on Roosevelt's Square Deal attached
Tues notes on TR's Foreign Policy attached

#16 Reading Review 10:1 & 10:2-3 (attached)

Tues/Wed notes on Imperialism attached

Midterm Exam

Unit 1: Colonies - Washington/Adams Administration (Chapters 1 & 2)
Unit 2: Jefferson Admin - Reconstruction (Chapters 3 & 4)
Unit 3: Great Plains (Chp 5), Industrialization (Chp 6), Immigration, Labor & Big Buisness (Chp 7), Turn of the Century (Chp 8)

IDs:Boston Tea Party, Emancipation Proclamation, Jamestown, George Washington, William McKinley, Alexander Hamiliton, Marbury v. Madison, War of 1812, Homestead Strike, William Jennings Bryan, Battle of the Alamo, Frederick Douglass, political machines, John Rockefeller

#15 Chapter 8 Video Questions (America Story of Us:Cities/Murder at Fair) - alt assignment attached

Tuesday notes on Changes at Turn of Century attached
Wednesday notes on Segregation attached

#14 Chapter 7 Packet [4 docs attached 1) Immigration Story-due Wed, 2) Reading Review Chp 7 Sec 1-3, 3)Immigration film clips 4)Reading Rev 5:3 Populists-rest of the packet due Tues]

Monday/Tuesday notes on Immigration attached
Thursday notes on Political Machines attached
Friday/Monday notes on Populists attached

#13 Reading Review 6:1 & 6:2 + Homestead Strike Video: Absent answers below: (add to your questions)

1. Scottish immigrant, who invested and made milllions in steel.
2. It was a steel mill complex, in Pennsylvania, workers had small homes that were poorly made with no sewers, heating or cooling.
3. Conditions were polluted and dangerous.
4. He was Carnegie's business partner who ran Homestead Works. He would hire scabs and use private security to end strikes.
5. Contract was up and were locked out by management, hundreds
6. Private detective firm hired to protect scabs
7. Began beating them as they came off boats, complete chaos
8. They were balckballed from steel industry
9. Town fell into despair, no jobs, Carnegie sold company to US Steel for a huge profit
10. Carnegie says he didn't know abot negative things happening, he begins dnating his fortune to charity, evidence shows Fricvk sent him telegrams about what was happening.

Thursday/Friday notes on Big Buisness & Labor attached

#12 Effects of the Civil War Essay (pre-writing template attached)

Tuesday's notes on Expansion of Industry attached

Link to video in notes below:

#11 Reading Review Chp 5 Sec 1 & 2 (attached)

Monday notes on Cultures Clash on the Prarie attached

Unit 2 Test

Chapter 3 (Jefferson, War of 1812, Madison, Monroe, JQ Adams, Andrew Jackson, Manifest Desinty, Mex-American War, Texas War of Independence)

Chapter 4 (Politics of Slavery, Civil War, Reconstruction)

IDs: Marbury v. Madison, 54th Regiment, Frederick Douglass, Battle of the Alamo, Emancipation Proclamation

Civil War Map (attached)
Draw a key in the left corner that includeds:

Union, Confederacy, Battles, Union Bloackade, Union Territory, Slave States, not Confederate

Map Directions:
Label the following Union states and shade blue: (A31)
Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas, California, Oregon
Label the following Confederate States & shade red: (A31)
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas
Label & stripe border states Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky & Missouri in red, label & stripe the union territories in blue
Label the following: (170-171, 176)
All Union Blockades, Fort Sumter, Battle of Bull Run, Battle of Antietam, Battle of New Orleans, Battle of Gettysburg

Tues/Wed notes on Reconstruction passed

#10 Chp 4 Packet (all docs atatched) - Have first two documents completed by Friday

Tues/Wed notes Divisive Politics of Slavery attached
Thurs/Fri notes on the Civil War attached

#9 Frederick Douglass Fourth of July Speech (attached)

Friday's notes on Market Revolution attached

Monday's notes on Reforming America Mid 1800s attached

#8 Chp 3:3, 3:4, 3:5 Packet (all docs attached)
Alt assignment for the Alamo attached


Thursday/Friday notes on Madison & Monroe attached
Tuesday notes on Jackson attached
Wednesday/Thurs notes on Manifest Destiny attached

#7 Reading Rev Chp 3, Sec 1 & 2 (attached)

Tuesday's notes on Jefferson's Presidency attached

Unit 1 Test

Textbook: Chapters 1 & 2

IDs: Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Shays’ Rebellion, George Washington, Boston Tea Party

The Presidents Video: Washington (blank worksheet attached)

Friday/Monday notes on Launching a New Nation attached

#6 Reading Review 2:3 & 2:4 + Living Constitution

Tuesday notes on Forming a New Nation attached (SEE ME FOR SHAYS' VIDEO CLIP QUESTIONS)

Wed/Thurs notes on the Constitution attached

#5 Reading Review 2:1 & 2:2 (attached)

Monday's notes on Rev. War attached (SEE ME FOR PATRIOT VIDEO CLIP QUESTIONS)

#4 Common Sense (attached)

Map & Map Directions attached

Thursday/Friday notes on Road to Revolution attached

#3 Reading Review 1:3 & 1:4 (attached)

Friday's notes on British Colonies in America attached
Monday/Tuesday notes on Coming of Age in Colonies attached

#1 Signed Syllabus (attached)

#2 Primary Source Documents Chp 1 Sec 1 & 2 [attached]

Thursday's notes Colonizing America attached