Discuss Federalist Papers and Factions packet: What size and type of government can best guard agains the influence of factions and promote the public good?
Extra Credit: Complete last three pages of the Federalist Papers and Factions packet:
Discuss Federalist Papers and Factions packet: What size and type of government can best guard agains the influence of factions and promote the public good?
Extra Credit: Complete last three pages of the Federalist Papers and Factions packet:
Pair up with someone and choose one of the two elements that allow for change but make it difficult (Legislative and Amendment processes)
Link to U.S. Consititution (it is also in the back of the textbook)
For Legislative: Look at Article 1, Sections 7 and 8
For Amendments: Look at Article 5
Pair up with someone and choose one of the two elements that allow for change but make it difficult (Legislative and Amendment processes)
Link to U.S. Consititution (it is also in the back of the textbook)
For Legislative: Look at Article 1, Sections 7 and 8
For Amendments: Look at Article 5
Date
June 12
Kahoot review: https://play.kahoot.it/#/k/bed12611-904c-408c-b22c-15c535930072
(You may need to create a Kahoot account to access the game)
Kahoot review: https://play.kahoot.it/#/k/bed12611-904c-408c-b22c-15c535930072
(You may need to create a Kahoot account to access the game)
June 8
Two questions to answer from Monroe Doctrine:
Competing interests in the "Era of Good Feelings": Nationalism vs. Sectionalism
FINAL EXAM REVIEW MATERIALS:
Exam format/topics we've covered:
Written response potential answers from all assessments:
June 7
Monroe Doctrine:
GoogleDoc version of Monroe Doctrine questions
Two questions to answer from Monroe Doctrine:
Competing interests in the "Era of Good Feelings": Nationalism vs. Sectionalism
FINAL EXAM REVIEW MATERIALS:
Exam format/topics we've covered:
Written response potential answers from all assessments:
June 5
Monroe Doctrine:
GoogleDoc version of Monroe Doctrine questions
June 4
Practice developing thesis statements and introductory body paragraphs:
First Four Presidents Quiz on THURSDAY, JUNE 7
Practice developing thesis statements and introductory body paragraphs:
First Four Presidents Quiz on TUESDAY, JUNE 5
May 31
Review documents from DBQ packet
Some interpretation of documents found in this slideshow:
Next assessment: First Four Presidents Quiz on THURSDAY, JUNE 7
Review documents from DBQ packet
Some interpretation of documents found in this slideshow:
Next assessment: First Four Presidents Quiz on TUESDAY, JUNE 5
May 30
Begin document analysis:
HW: ANSWER DOCUMENT QUESTIONS FOR NEXT CLASS MEETING
Begin document analysis:
HW: ANSWER DOCUMENT QUESTIONS FOR NEXT CLASS MEETING
May 26
May 25
Begin Constructionism DBQ: Question analysis and assign topic research
Begin Constructionism DBQ: Question analysis and assign topic research
May 22
For more on Hamilton and the Bank of the United States debate:
HW: Continue reading Chapter 9: DUE THURSDAY (p4)
May 21
First partisan divergence: Federalists vs. Republicans:
For more on Hamilton and the Bank of the United States debate:
HW: Continue reading Chapter 9: DUE FRIDAY (p2)
First partisan divergence: Federalists vs. Republicans
For more on Hamilton and the Bank of the United States debate:
HW: Continue reading Chapter 9: DUE THURSDAY (p4)
May 18
"Attack Ads" Presidential campaigns of the early United States: America's first dirty presidential campaign
The Founding Fathers' dirty campaigns
Chapter 9 reading guide:
GoogleDoc version of Chapter 9 reading guide
May 17
"Attack Ads" Presidential campaigns of the early United States: America's first dirty presidential campaign
The Founding Fathers' dirty campaigns
Chapter 9 reading guide:
GoogleDoc version of Chapter 9 reading guide
May 16
Next reading: Chapter 8
GoogleDoc version of Chapter 8 reading questions
HW: CHAPTER 8 READING DUE FRIDAY
May 15
Next reading: Chapter 8
GoogleDoc version of Chapter 8 reading questions
Extra Credit: Complete last three pages of the Federalist Papers and Factions packet:
TEST ON WEDNESDAY
Next reading: Chapter 8
GoogleDoc version of Chapter 8 reading questions
Extra Credit: Complete last three pages of the Federalist Papers and Factions packet:
TEST ON TUESDAY
May 11
How does the Constitution allow for change to happen while making it difficult?
Other tension within in the Constitution: controlling the interest of factions and promoting the public good
HW: Read first three pages of packet and answer the analysis questions
TEST ON WEDNESDAY
May 10
Tensions within the Constitution: Flexibility vs. Permanence
Pair up with someone and choose one of the two elements that allow for change but make it difficult (Legislative and Amendment processes)
Link to U.S. Consititution (it is also in the back of the textbook)
For Legislative: Look at Article 1, Sections 7 and 8
For Amendments: Look at Article 5
Constitution TEST NEXT WEDNESDAY:
How does the Constitution allow for change to happen while making it difficult?
Other tension within in the Constitution: controlling the interest of factions and promoting the public good
HW: Read first three pages of packet and answer the analysis questions
Constitution TEST NEXT TUESDAY:
May 8
Tensions within the Constitution: Flexibility vs. Permanence
Pair up with someone and choose one of the two elements that allow for change but make it difficult (Legislative and Amendment processes)
Link to U.S. Consititution (it is also in the back of the textbook)
For Legislative: Look at Article 1, Sections 7 and 8
For Amendments: Look at Article 5
May 7
May 4
Checks and Balances review questions
May 3
Bill of Rights note taking:
Bill of Rights GoogleSlide presentation
HW: COMPLETE BILL OF RIGHTS NOTES FOR FRIDAY
Checks and Balances review questions
May 2
Bill of Rights note taking:
Bill of Rights GoogleSlide presentation
HW: COMPLETE BILL OF RIGHTS NOTES FOR THURSDAY
May 1
April 30
Group work to prepare Constitutional Convention newsflash:
April 27
Creating the Constitution
April 26
Chapter 7 reading review multiple choice questions:
HW: Read the last section of Chapter 7 (pp. 183-190) and takes notes on the topics listed on this document:
Creating the Constitution
Chapter 7 reading review multiple choice questions:
HW: Read the last section of Chapter 7 (pp. 183-190) and takes notes on the topics listed on this document:
Creating the Constitution
April 24
April 23
GoogleDoc version of filled in note sheet
HW: (most of) Chapter 7 reading/questions: DUE THURS. APRIL 26
GoogleDoc version of Chapter 7 reading questions
GoogleDoc version of filled in note sheet
HW: (most of) Chapter 7 reading/questions: DUE THURS. APRIL 26
GoogleDoc version of Chapter 7 reading questions
HW: (most of) Chapter 7 reading/questions: DUE THURS. APRIL 26
GoogleDoc version of Chapter 7 reading questions
HW: (most of) Chapter 7 reading/questions: DUE THURS. APRIL 26
GoogleDoc version of Chapter 7 reading questions
April 11
GoogleSlide version of Revolutionary War events slideshow
Prepare for TEST ON THURSDAY
BINGO review game:
GoogleSlide version of Revolutionary War events slideshow
Prepare for TEST ON THURSDAY
BINGO review game:
April 9
TEST ON THURSDAY:
GoogleDoc version of study guide
EXTRA CREDIT: "THE RADICALISM OF THE REVOLUTION"
TEST ON THURSDAY:
GoogleDoc version of study guide
EXTRA CREDIT: "THE RADICALISM OF THE REVOLUTION"