Exams - 4

Exam -3

Make Up Exam

Exams -3

Exam - 10

Exam - 2

Exams - 2

Period 6/7/8
Period 9

Exams - 1

Period 1
Period 4/5/6

Review

SUBSTITUTE


1. Complete Pre-Writing Sheet What Caused the Chicago Race Riots of 1919?.

2. Work on Final Exam Review located in US Folder. 



Final Exam Study Guide located in US History Folder

Chicago Race Riots 1919 -3

1. Finish What caused the Chicago Race Riots of 1919? Document Analysis chart

2. Begin Pre-Writing Sheet 


All Absent/Late work DUE Today
Final Exam Review Guide located in US History Folder located in Google Drive

Chicago Race Riots 1919 -2

What caused the Chicago Race Riots of 1919?

1. Work on What caused the Chicago Race Riots of 1919? Document Analysis chart  - electronic copy of documents located on Schoology, Unit 4 Folder

Final Exam Study Guide located in US History Folder
All Absent/Late work DUE Friday

Chicago Race Riots - 1

What caused the Chicago Race Riots of 1919?

1. 5.  Begin What caused the Chicago Race Riots of 1919? Document Analysis chart  - electronic copy of documents located on Schoology, Unit 4 Folder

Final Exam Study Guide located in US History Folder
All Absent/Late work DUE Friday

Great Migration - 1

Why did African Americans migrate to northern cities at the
beginning of the 20th century?

1. Great Migration Introduction ( Slides 1-10) 

2.What were the hopes of African Americans moving north/Chicago? ( 11)
- Plans (6:02)
-Exodus (10:29)
- Promised Land (12:10)

3. What was the reality of African Americans moving north/Chicago? (12)
- Great Migration Population Visualization
- Mapping Chicago 1919



4. Read Timeline Chicago 1919 - located on Schoology

Final Exam Review Guide located in US History Folder in Google Drive
All Absent/Late work DUE Friday

WWI Wrap Up

Pd 2: Influenza 1918, Schenck vs US
Pd 4: Schenck v US

1. Discuss 19.5 Google Slides (10-16)

2. Complete League of Nations Cartoon Form using the League of Nations Cartoons - located on Schoology, Unit 4, WWI, League of Nations Folder)

Final Exam Review Guide located in US History Folder in Google Drive

CNN 10

"A date that will live in infamy" is remembered this Monday on CNN 10, more than 78 years after the Pearl Harbor attack was carried out. Our other reports include a prisoner exchange between two rival nations and a company's use of artificial intelligence to detect and track wildfires.

World War I - War on the Homefront - End of War

1.  Discuss 19.3-19.5 in unit packet

2.  Compare "Over There" - Yankee Doodle Dandy clip - located on Schoology (4:00)
     and Dulce Et Decorum Est  Poem - Located on Schoology

3. Watch  the following located on Schoology, WWI Video Links folder

- They Came to Fight (4:08)

-  Influenza (3:10)

- Schenck vs United States (4:36)

HW: Unit Packet DUE Today
Newsela Reflection #2 Due Today

World War I - US Entry Into the War

 1. Read War on the Home front 

2.  Watch WWI: Supporting the War (9:34)

3.  Read Four Minute Speeches - (located on Schoology, Unit 4, WWI Folder)

4. Complete  WWI Propaganda Posters Activity with group members - posters  and activity located on Schoology, Unit 4, WWI Folder


HW: Newsela #2 Reflection DUE FRIDAY
Absent/Missing Work DUE by 12/13

World War I -2

World War I

1. Discuss WWI Packet - Road to War - (WWI Power Point Slides 1-3)

 2. Discuss US Enters WWI in 1917:  ( Slides 4 - 6)
- Sinking of the Lusitania
- Sussex Pledge
- Zimmerman Telegram

3. Read Woodrow Wilson's Speech to Congress April 1917 -  located on Schoology, Unit 4, WWI (Slide 4 Discussion Questions)

HW: Complete Newsela #2 located on US history folder in Google drive DUE FRIDAY

World War I - 1

SUBSTITUTE

1. Complete Step 2 America's Role in the World TODAY form located on Schoology if not completed yesterday

2. Watch WWI Crash Course (13:00)

3. Complete Unit packet 19.1-19.5 (use textbooks located on classroom bookshelf)

HW: Step 2 Form DUE today
Unit Packet  work DUE Tomorrow 

America's Role in the World TODAY

Substitute

1. Complete Step 1 America's Role in the World TODAY document located in your US History folder in Google Drive.

2. Complete Step 2 America's Role in the World TODAY form located on Schoology 

Thanksgiving Break

Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving Break

Imperialism - Spanish American War

1.  Complete What sank the Maine? form

2. Watch Spanish American War (7:53)

3. Powerpoint Notes on 17.1-17.2 - complete chart in unit packet

4.  Complete Pro Imperialism v Anti Imperialism Arguments 17.4  - (Textbook or document on Schoology)


CNN 10

On our last show before Thanksgiving, CNN 10 is explaining why Uber has lost its license to operate in London -- and what kind of impact that could have. From there, we're traveling to Japan to discuss innovation and "unicorns." And we're showing you how the U.S. Naval Academy's Sea Trials put freshmen to the ultimate physical test.

USS Maine -1.1

1. Discuss Headline Activity assignment from Friday

2. Complete What sank the Maine? Activity.
  - Power point Introduction to Activity as class 
   -Document analysis and Graphic Organizer with table partner
PPT and documents are located on Schoology in Unit 4, Imperialism folder.

CNN 10

A trade deal between the U.S. and China could be reached before the year is over, but American companies that do business overseas are still subject to political challenges. Meanwhile, a devastating disease described in history books still poses a threat today. And the board game of Life may owe its popularity to a former president's beard.

USS Maine - 1.0

1. Discuss Progressive Era Activity 

2. Complete Headline Activity - located in your US Folder

HW: Complete Progressive Activity DUE TODAY
Heartland & Cities Compare/ Contrast Form DUE TODAY
Written Assessment Revisions 11/15-11/21
F  - 152 H 2:30-3:00

America's Role in the World

1. Complete US Foreign Policy Activity. Documents located on Schoology, Unit 4, Imperialism Folder.

2. Discussion

3. Complete 17.1 in packet and define yellow journalism in packet.

HW: Complete Progressive Activity DUE Friday
 Complete Heartland & Cities Compare/ Contrast Form located on
Written Assessment Revisions 11/15-11/21
TH - 52 B 7:00-7:30, 152 H 2:30- 3:00
F  - 152 H 2:30-3:00

Progressive Era

SUBSTITUTE

1. Complete Progressive Activity located in your US Folder


HW: Complete Progressive Activity DUE Friday
 Complete Heartland & Cities Compare/ Contrast Form located on Schoology in Progressive/1920s Folder DUE FRIDAY
Written Assessment Revisions 11/15-11/21
TH - 52 B 7:00-7:30, 152 H 2:30- 3:00

F  - 152 H 2:30-3:00

Cities

1. Watch Story of US: Cities

2. Complete Cities Notes worksheet


HW: Complete Heartland & Cities Compare/ Contrast Form located on Schoology in Progressive/1920s Folder DUE FRIDAY
Read Newsela: Numerous reform movements changed the U.S. during the 1800s and complete multiple choice quiz DUE 11/20
Written Assessment Revisions 11/15-11/21
T - 152 H 2:30 -3:25
TH - 52 B 7:00-7:30, 152 H 2:30- 3:00
F  - 152 H 2:30-3:00

Heartland

1. Watch Story of US: Heartland

2. Complete Heartland Notes worksheet

HW: Complete Heartland & Cities Compare/ Contrast Form located on Schoology in Progressive/1920s Folder DUE FRIDAY
Read Newsela: Numerous reform movements changed the U.S. during the 1800s and complete multiple choice quiz DUE 11/20

Written Assessment Revisions 11/15-11/21
M- 152 H 2:30-3:00
T - 152 H 2:30 -3:25
TH - 52 B 7:00-7:30, 152 H 2:30- 3:00
F  - 152 H 2:30-3:00

Junior Group Guidance

Meet in Library Classroom C / Room 217

Read Newsela: Numerous reform movements changed the U.S. during the 1800s and complete multiple choice quiz DUE 11/20

Written Assessment Revisions 11/15-11/21

Reconstruction Written Assessment

1. Complete Were African Americans really free? Written Assessment

2. Read Newsela: Numerous reform movements changed the U.S. during the 1800s and complete multiple choice quiz DUE 11/20

MEET IN ROOM 217 FRIDAY for GROUP GUIDANCE TOMORROW
All Absent /Late Work DUE TODAY
Read Newsela: Numerous reform movements changed the U.S. during the 1800s and complete multiple choice quiz DUE 11/20

Unit 3 Multiple Choice

1. Unit 3 Multiple Choice Test

2.  Complete Pre-Writing Sheet

All Absent /Late Work DUE 11/14
Written Assessment 11/14
Unit Packet Due 11/14
Meet in Library Friday

CNN 10

An overview of a deteriorating situation in eastern Asia. A down-the-middle look at what to expect in the ongoing impeachment investigation involving the House of Representatives and the U.S. president. An explanation of a controversial project between a technology company and a healthcare organization. All of this and more is featured today on CNN 10!

Reconstruction - 4 Pre-Writing

1. Complete Claim Revision Activity with your table partner located in US History folder in Google Drive 

2.Complete Were African Americans really free? Pre-Writing Activity


HW: Written Assessment Thursday 11/14
Multiple Choice Wednesday 11/13 - Review located in your US History Folder
Unit Packet Due Thursday 11/14
All Absent /Late Work DUE 11/14

Reconstruction - 3

1. Finish Were African Americans free during Reconstruction? documents


HW: Written Assessment Thursday 11/14
Multiple Choice Wednesday 11/13 - Review located in your US History Folder
Unit Packet Due Thursday 11/14
All Absent /Late Work DUE 11/14

Reconstruction - Day 2

1. Finish Reconstruction Activity
- Discuss with group members articles to answer Reconstruction questions

2. Complete Reconstruction Exit Form located on Schoology


HW: Written Assessment Thursday 11/14
Multiple Choice Wednesday 11/13 - Review located in your US History Folder
Unit Packet Due Thursday 11/14
All Absent /Late Work DUE 11/14

CNN 10
Today's show begins by explaining why targeted political advertisements are controversial on social media -- and how some companies are addressing the issue. From there, we're traveling to Poland's capital, where a museum dedicated to neon is taking visitors back in time. And we're revealing the names and the work of the top 10 CNN Heroes of 2019.

Reconstruction - Day 1

                                         

1. Begin  Reconstruction Activity 

   - Read Assigned Newsela Article and complete multiple choice quiz

   - Discuss with group members to answer questions

PD 2 Groups

PD 4 Groups

2.  Listen to Reconstruction Song

CNN 10

A special edition of CNN 10 is headed your way this Thursday! Though fully automated driving may be decades away, we're exploring what city roadways could look like if everything goes as hoped by the manufacturers and supporters of driverless technology. And we're considering how driverless cars could change the look of American cities themselves.

Civil War -9

SUBSTITUTE
1. Complete rest of Unit 3 Packet 11.4 - Sharecropping

After the Civil War, the nation had four million newly freed slaves. The victorious Union was faced with the extraordinary task of protecting the new freedmen's rights of citizenship. First, the former Confederacy was divided into five military districts. Then amendments were passed to protect freed people's natural rights. Southern states were not pleased, and made compromises were in order to rid themselves of these "military dictatorships."
By 1870, all of the former Confederate states had ratified these amendments and were readmitted into the Union. Reconstruction ended in 1877 with the removal of Union troops from Confederate territory. After Southern state governments were restored, the citizenship rights of the freedmen declined. Soon these former slaves were once again in servitude; this time through a system of state-enforced segregation and discrimination.

                          
2.Watch Andrew Johnson's Plan for Reconstruction (6:01)


HW: Glory Worksheet DUE Thursday

Civil War -8

1. Finish  watching  Glory.

2. Complete Part 2 Glory worksheet

HW: Newsela article: Black Soldiers in the Civil War and complete multiple choice quiz.DUE Wednesday 11/6

Glory Activity Wksht DUE Thursday 11/7 -   Links located on Schoology, Unit 3, Glory Folder

CNN 10
Officials in India's capital are aware of what's causing near-record levels of smog, but they're struggling to find solutions. The remains of the "Iron Scow" are shaken loose near Niagara Falls for the first time in more than a century. And a company hopes its app will revolutionize transportation in South Africa, but it has a big drawback for some commuters.

Civil War -7

1. Finish watching Glory

HW: Newsela article: Black Soldiers in the Civil War and complete multiple choice quiz.DUE Wednesday 11/6

Glory Activity Wksht DUE Thursday 11/7 -   Links located on Schoology, Unit 3, Glory Folder


CNN 10

Our week begins with a down-the-middle explanation of the recent impeachment inquiry vote in the U.S. House of Representatives. It's followed by a report looking at several indicators surrounding the U.S. economy. And daylight-saving time has officially ended in the U.S., but it's become more of a standard than standard time.

Civil War -6

1. Introduce Glory worksheet and links located on Schoology

2. Begin  Glory

HW: Newsela article: Black Soldiers in the Civil War and complete multiple choice quiz.
DUE Wednesday 11/6
Glory Activity Links located on Schoology, Unit 3, Glory Folder DUE Thursday 11/7

WRITTEN ASSESSMENT REVISIONS  

Friday 2:30-3:25 152 H 


CNN 10
Today's special edition of CNN 10 focuses on Amazon, the $1 trillion U.S. company that has changed the retail landscape. We'll explore some of the technology it uses, the challenges it has faced and created, the concerns about whether it's a monopoly, and the profits it has generated.

Civil War -5

1. Complete Emancipation Proclamation Worksheet - Document located on Schoology

2. Discuss Battle of Gettysburg

3. Read Gettysburg address

Discuss meaning and importance of message at this time.

4. Read Newsela article: Black Soldiers in the Civil War and complete multiple choice quiz.
DUE Wednesday 11/6

HW: Newsela article: Black Soldiers in the Civil War and complete multiple choice quiz.

DUE Wednesday 11/6
Finish Emancipation Proclamation wksht if not finished in class DUE tomorrow

WRITTEN ASSESSMENT REVISIONS  

Thursday 7:00-7:30 152 B, 2:30-3:00 152 H
Friday 2:30-3:25 152 H 

Civil War -4

1. Complete Political Cartoon Activity

2.  Complete  Lincoln quotes in Unit 3 packet.

3.  Complete Emancipation  Proclamation - in Unit 3 Packet
Lincoln Issue the Emancipation Proclamation - History Channel 

4. Emancipation Strategy - National Geographic (3:00)

5. Complete Battle of Gettysburg  in Unit Packet
Battle of Gettysburg  Gettysburg p 404-406

HW: Complete all packet work if not completed in class

WRITTEN ASSESSMENT REVISIONS 

Wednesday 8:15- 8:45 152 B, 2:30-3:25 152 H
Thursday 7:00-7:30 152 B, 2:30-3:00 152 H
Friday 2:30-3:25 152 H 

Civil War -3

1. Complete Aims of War: comparing Primary Sources Activity

2. Discuss Unit Packet : Fort Sumter, War Objectives, Advantages & Disadvantages of North & South

3. Class Notes in packet

WRITTEN ASSESSMENT REVISIONS  

Tuesday 2:30-3:25 152 H
Wednesday 8:15- 8:45 152 B, 2:30-3:25 152 H
Thursday 7:00-7:30 152 B, 2:30-3:00 152 H
Friday 2:30-3:25 152 H 

CNN 10

We start in California today to report on three of the wildfires that are scorching different parts of the state. From there, we're headed to Asia to explain a potential recession in Hong Kong and the opening of a new airport in Beijing, China. And we're telling you what a couple in Michigan thought when they found a satellite that had landed in their yard.

Civil War -2

Fire Drill 9:30

1. Discuss Election of 1860 ppt 

2. Read Fort Sumter p 372-373 in text and complete journal entries in Unit 3  packet.

3. Complete Civil War map in  packet.

4. Complete the Advantages & Disadvantages of North & South chart  in the Unit 3 Packet (Link located on Schoology or pages 390-395 in textbook)

HW: Finish if not completed in class today

WRITTEN ASSESSMENT REVISIONS  

Monday: 2:30-3:00 152 H
Tuesday 2:30-3:25 152 H
Wednesday 8:15- 8:45 152 B, 2:30-3:25 152 H
Thursday 7:00-7:30 152 B, 2:30-3:00 152 H
Friday 2:30-3:25 152 H