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The Men Who Built America: BLOOD IS SPILLED in Google Classroom

The Men Who Built America: BLOOD IS SPILLED

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New Immigrants in Google Classroom

New Immigrants

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America the Story of US: CITIES in Google Classroom

America the Story of US: CITIES

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Who Killed Reconstruction: The North or South? in Google Classroom

Who Killed Reconstruction: The North or South?

Answer the questions in complete sentences.

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Radical Republicans in Google Classroom

Radical Republicans

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RECONSTRUCTION: Thomas Nast Cartoons in Google Classroom

RECONSTRUCTION: Thomas Nast Cartoons

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13th REFLECTION QUESTIONS in Google Classroom

13th REFLECTION QUESTIONS

Watch the documentary 13th and answer the reflection questions

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Civil War and Expansion Vocabulary  in Google Classroom

Civil War and Expansion Vocabulary

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Emancipation Proclamation  in Google Classroom

Emancipation Proclamation

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Emancipation Proclamation  in Google Classroom

Emancipation Proclamation

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Was Abraham Lincoln a Racist? in Google Classroom

Was Abraham Lincoln a Racist?

Highlight evidence that indicated Abraham Lincoln was a racist in RED

Highlight evidence that indicates Abraham Lincoln was not a racist in GREEN

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John Brown in Google Classroom

John Brown

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America the Story of US: CIVIL WAR  in Google Classroom

America the Story of US: CIVIL WAR

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America the Story of US: DIVISION  in Google Classroom

America the Story of US: DIVISION

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Westward Expansion Essay (Summative) in Google Classroom

Westward Expansion Essay (Summative)

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Essay Outline in Google Classroom

Essay Outline

Complete this in class Friday 12/4 to help you begin writing your essay in class next week, 12/7

First decide what topic you want to do (Rubric for essay under STUDEY GUIDES, topics at the bottom of the rubric)

Then decide what statement you want to make about the topic (Thesis statement, your claim)

Then find three pieces of evidence to support the claim that you made (Paragraphs 2-4 evidence and analysis)

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Mexican-American War: Was America Justified to Declare War on Mexico? in Google Classroom

Mexican-American War: Was America Justified to Declare War on Mexico?

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Was Texas Justified to Declare Independence from Mexico? in Google Classroom

Was Texas Justified to Declare Independence from Mexico?

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Manifest Destiny in Google Classroom

Manifest Destiny

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Were Lewis and Clark respectful to the Native Americans that they met on their journey? in Google Classroom

Were Lewis and Clark respectful to the Native Americans that they met on their journey?

Highlight evidence in the documents, in GREEN, that you believe indicates that Lewis and Clark were respectful to the Native Americans that they met on their journey


Highlight evidence in the documents, in RED, that you believe indicates that Lewis and Clark were NOT respectful to the Native Americans that they met on their journey

Highlight evidence in the documents, in BLUE, that you believe can be used as a positive or negative for how Lewis and Clark treated Native Americans that they met on their journey

Look up words that you don't know

Complete the writing, about your opinion on this topic, on the last page of these documents

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Federalists Oppose Louisiana Purchase for Political or Practical Purposes? in Google Classroom

Federalists Oppose Louisiana Purchase for Political or Practical Purposes?

Highlight positive things about the LP in YELLOW

Highlight negative things about the LP BLUE

Highlight personal attacks against Jefferson in RED

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Lewis and Clark to boldly go where where few white people if any have gone before have gone before in Google Classroom

Lewis and Clark to boldly go where where few white people if any have gone before have gone before

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Constitution Test Study Guide in Google Classroom

Constitution Test Study Guide

EXTRA CRDIT

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Constitution Test in Google Classroom

Constitution Test

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Amendments to Keep? in Google Classroom

Amendments to Keep?

Work with your group to create a Google Slide Presentation

You need to come to a unanimous decision about the 5 amendments that you decide to keep

Answer all of the questions on the slide

Create a slide and add an image for each amendment that you chose to keep

Create a slide to answer the guiding question at the bottom of the slide that I posted

You should have a total of 7 slides. A Title slide with each group members name on it, a slide for each amendment kept and a slide for the guiding question


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Federalists v. Anti-Federalists in Google Classroom

Federalists v. Anti-Federalists

Watch the video
Read the document Federalists and Anti-Federalists 2020
Type answers into the Google Doc Federalists v. Anti-Federalists (Boxes will expand as you type your responses)

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Is the Electoral College Still Necessary? in Google Classroom

Is the Electoral College Still Necessary?

Read the arguments for and against the Electoral College and highlight facts that support the opinion in YELOW

Highlight words that you don't know in GREEN and define a minimum of FIVE of them in your own words on the Electoral College Vocabulary document

Then write what your opinion is about the Electoral College using the CEA format

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What is the Electoral College QUIZ in Google Classroom

What is the Electoral College QUIZ

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How Does the Constitution Guard Against Tyranny? in Google Classroom

How Does the Constitution Guard Against Tyranny?

Thursday 10/15
Watch video (Asynchronous)
Read and complete Background Essay (Synchronous)

Friday 10/16
Breakout rooms documents A & B

Monday 10/19
Breakout rooms documents C & D

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What Do You Know About Tyranny? in Google Classroom

What Do You Know About Tyranny?

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8 min Reading Diagnostic in Google Classroom

8 min Reading Diagnostic

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Articles of Confederation in Google Classroom

Articles of Confederation

DAY 1
Define Terms Below IN YOUR OWN WORDS

REPUBLIC

REPUBLICANISM

ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION

CONFEDERATION


Read pgs 132-137 and define SIX MORE words of you choosing (Ones that you don't know) ABOVE WITH OTHER TERMS

DAY 2
Work with your group (EVERYONE HAS THEIR OWN DOCUMENT)

Read pgs. 132-137

Use your QAR Question Stems to help write level 1, 2, & 3 questions and ANSWER THEM (IDEA: Turn headings into question)


Label them Create TWO level 1 TWO level 2 ONE level 3

Questions Format

Level 1


Level 1


Level 2


Level 2


Level 3

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5Ws Test in Google Classroom

5Ws Test

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Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence  in Google Classroom

Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence

Read the preamble of the Deceleration of Independence (First page)

Highlight in YELLOW language that is similar to John Locke

Work to summarize the preamble

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Thomas Paine Excerpts. ANALYZING PERSUASIVE WRITING  in Google Classroom

Thomas Paine Excerpts. ANALYZING PERSUASIVE WRITING

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America the Story of US ep 2 Movie Qs in Google Classroom

America the Story of US ep 2 Movie Qs

Write level 1, 2 and 3 questions about the video

Use attached QAR Question stems to assist you

Upper left-hand corner level 1 stems

Upper right-hand corner level 2 stems

Bottom left-hand corner level 3 stems

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Causes of Rebellion in Google Classroom

Causes of Rebellion

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The Enlightenment in Google Classroom

The Enlightenment

Turn to pg. 82 in your textbook

Look at the bottom of the page at THE ENLIGHTENMENT

Write the 5Ws about The Enlightenment
Who
What
Where
When
Why

Write this on a sheet of paper that you will turn in

Head your paper properly in the upper left-hand corner (Name, Date, Period, Subject)

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America the Story of US. Ep1 REBELS in Google Classroom

America the Story of US. Ep1 REBELS

Watch the film today and write three level 1 questions AND three level 2 questions. Use your QAR Question Stems to help you write your questions. Put each question level next to its corresponding number (i.e. 1. Level 1 question? 2. Level 2 question?)

Level 1=ONLY ONE ANSWER/ONE WAY TO ANSWER

Level 2=Correct way to answer but there's more than one way to word the answer

Level 3= Question that has no wrong answer. The answer is based on opinion and can be supported with evidence.

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Who Are You in Google Classroom

Who Are You