Unit+3+Assignments

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 * =Tuesday, April 26=
 * Homework**: [[file:McVeigh CNN.doc]] - **Reading and Questions due Friday**
 * =Wednesday, April 27=

- textbook/internet research: **Due Friday**

=Friday, April 29=
 * Tunisian rebellion**
 * Egyptian rebellion**
 * Libyan rebellion** ||

(Mr. Lambek absent)

Oklahoma City Bombing reading questions due today

Complete Historical and Modern Rebellion research from Wednesday's class: **Due Tuesday, May 3**

Textbook work from //The Americans//: **Due Tuesday, May 3**  Read pages 28-30. On page 30, define the terms "Mercantilism" and "Navigation Acts" and complete Question 4.

Read pages 34-39 (beginning with “The Enlightenment”). On page 39, define all the terms (except the first two – triangular trade and middle passage – as we have already covered these) and complete questions 2, 4, and 5. For question 2, you can leave out the “Economy” box in the graphic organizers. ||
 * =Tuesday, May 3=


 * Rebellion research worksheet and textbook questions due today**

Discuss rebellion causes, methods, and textbook reading Rebellion in the colonies slideshow

Boston Massacre reading/questions: **Due Friday, May 6** ||


 * =Tuesday, May 10=

Finish Road to Revolution slideshow Patriot vs. Loyalist guided reading Quiz study guide


 * HW: Prepare for quiz on Wednesday** ||
 * =Wednesday, May 12=

Road to Revolution Quiz Assign Battles of Lexington and Concord cartoons: **Due Friday** ||
 * =Friday, May 13=

Lexington and Concord cartoons due Cartoon contest vote From Rebellion to Independence notes Declaration of Independence reading and outline The Declaration's Missing Clause ||
 * =Tuesday, May 17=

Comparing Patriots and Redcoats: Advantages and disadvantages Events of the Revolutionary War: Group research Websites for research: History Central Rev. War battles PBS Liberty AmericanRevolution.org BrittishBattles.com ||
 * =Wednesday, May 18=

Review Revolutionary War events Give out Rev. War test study guide
 * TEST NEXT WEDNESDAY** ||
 * =Friday, May 20=

Shays' Rebellion reading and video Shays rebellion video lecture
 * TEST NEXT WEDNESDAY** ||
 * =Tuesday, May 24=

Finish Shays' Rebellion notes Review Bingo for **TEST TOMORROW** ||
 * =Wednesday, May 25=

Revolutionary War test Begin "Enlarging the U.S." packet
 * Worksheet and Map due Tuesday, May 31** ||
 * =Friday, May 27=

Manifest Destiny quote/definition "American Progress" painting analysis


 * Enlarging the Nation packet due Tuesday, May 21** ||


 * =Tuesday, May 31=

Westward Expansion slideshow and notes ||
 * Enlarging the Nation packet due today**
 * =Wednesday, June 1=

Finish Westward Expansion notes Read/discuss Andrew Jackson's "Annual Message" Trail of Tears notes/reading


 * Test corrections due next Tuesday** ||
 * =Friday, June 3=

Attempts to compromise on the issue of slavery: Readings, images, and questions

Use this note sheet to record your answers, either by typing them in or by printing it and writing by hand. **Worksheet due at the start of class on Tuesday, either on paper or emailed to me.** Resources to help you answer the questions: Each contains a detailed reading on an event as well as helpful images. This slideshow contains additional images that relate to the events. View it under the "Notes" mode to see attached descriptions of each.
 * HW: Slavery laws questions and test corrections (optional) due next Tuesday** ||
 * =Tuesday, June 7=


 * Test corrections and Slavery Laws Questions (Slavery and Sectionalism) due today**

Slavery Compromise laws review: True or False "quiz" Abolitionist rebellions group work and short presentations HW: John Brown reading and questions: **DUE WEDNESDAY** ||
 * =Wednesday, June 8=

John Brown: Watch video and look at paintings. Is he a hero or a terrorist? John Brown video ||
 * Lead up to the Civil War: Review slideshow and complete questions on the worksheet (you may have to look up a couple answers and the slideshow doesn't describe the Confederate Constitution - we will review that in class on Friday.


 * Civil War lead-up note sheet due on Friday** ||
 * =Friday, June 10=

Review Lead-Up to Civil War powerpoint Begin Civil War video: The Fiery Trial

Hand out Final Exam ||
 * =Tuesday, June 14=

Finish Civil War video and questions Discuss Civil War timeline and battle casualty statistics Abraham Lincoln's views on the war Civil War battle conditions photos ||
 * =Thursday, June 16=

Reconstruction amendments and events Prepare for final exam ||