Essential Question:
-Does state or federal government have a greater impact in our lives?
-Why did the Election of Abraham Lincoln trigger the Civil War?
-Why did the Election of Abraham Lincoln trigger the Civil War?
-Who were the heroes and the losers of the American Civil War?
-What military lessons can we learn from the fighting in the American Civil War?
-How and why did President Lincoln's position on slavery, race, and emancipation change over time?
-Was the American Civil War worth it's costs?
-What military lessons can we learn from the fighting in the American Civil War?
-How and why did President Lincoln's position on slavery, race, and emancipation change over time?
-Was the American Civil War worth it's costs?
1. We will look at quick look a who's in and who's out and what primaries have played an important role over the last week. Let's evaluate the results and the upcoming primaries.
-Recent Results
-Super Saturday and recent results - CNN Politics
-Presidential Primary Schedule and results - NY Times
-Super Tuesday or SEC Primary - What you need to know? - An NPR Podcast
-MA Primary and how many delegates are at stake? - MAlive.com
-More Super Tuesday News
-Who's STILL IN and who is now OUT?
-The Polls - RealClearPolitics - Polls - Ughhhh so predictable?!
-Your guide to the 2016 presidential candidates - The Washington Examiner
2. Our focus today will be on WHY some of the Southern States made the decision to seceded from the United States of America, especially using The Civil War Trust Group reasons and the Primary Source on South Carolina Secession. The idea is I am going to check for understanding and the application of the following items:
List the reasons for South Carolina's secession.
What was the principal constitutional foundation for South Carolina's proposed abandonment of the Union?
To what extent was South Carolina's reasoning consistent with historical precedent and constitutional principles? Explain.
How did South Carolina deal with the North's moral arguments against slavery?
One well-known general interpretation of U.S. history, called the consensus theory, asserts that America's past has been characterized primarily by agreement or consensus and that real conflict between classes, sections, and interest groups has been minimal. What implication does the controversy surrounding South Carolina's secession have for the consensus theory? Is the evidence sufficient to sustain or refute the theory? Why or why not?
4. The Crash Course Video with John Green on "The Election of 1860 and Disunion" + Question "What was the turning point leading up to the American Civil War? (based off the video)"
5. American Civil War Resources:
-Fort Sumner Falls
-The Civil War Slideshow
-A huge collection of resources on nearly every topic on the Civil War
-Primary Sources from the Library of Congress
-Civil War Battles and Primary Sources - Civil War Trust Organization
-Primary Sources - Maps, Confederates and Union transcripts
-The 10 costliest battles of the American Civil War
-Important Women in the American Civil War
-Battle Summaries
-Super Saturday and recent results - CNN Politics
-Presidential Primary Schedule and results - NY Times
-Super Tuesday or SEC Primary - What you need to know? - An NPR Podcast
-MA Primary and how many delegates are at stake? - MAlive.com
-More Super Tuesday News
-Who's STILL IN and who is now OUT?
-The Polls - RealClearPolitics - Polls - Ughhhh so predictable?!
-Your guide to the 2016 presidential candidates - The Washington Examiner
2. Our focus today will be on WHY some of the Southern States made the decision to seceded from the United States of America, especially using The Civil War Trust Group reasons and the Primary Source on South Carolina Secession. The idea is I am going to check for understanding and the application of the following items:
A. Give me the top 3 reasons why Southerners left the U.S.A? What do you think was the FOCUS behind Southern Succession according to the article and the South Carolina Document (see below)?
3. Causes of the American Civil War Resources:
Events that Triggered the American Civil War - CivilWar.org
Causes of the War - TeachingHistory.org
4. The Crash Course Video with John Green on "The Election of 1860 and Disunion" + Question "What was the turning point leading up to the American Civil War? (based off the video)"
5. American Civil War Resources:
-Fort Sumner Falls
-The Civil War Slideshow
-A huge collection of resources on nearly every topic on the Civil War
-Primary Sources from the Library of Congress
-Civil War Battles and Primary Sources - Civil War Trust Organization
-Primary Sources - Maps, Confederates and Union transcripts
-The 10 costliest battles of the American Civil War
-Important Women in the American Civil War
-Battle Summaries
Homework:
1. Due on Thursday before class of THIS week:
A. We will continue learning about the early stages of the American Civil War, so please DOWNLOAD the Civil War Slideshow - and then review slides #1 - 15.
B. Please DOWNLOAD the Review Guide and The American Civil War Battles Sheet - and then use the textbook - Chapter 11 - pages 336-345 AND the Civil War Slideshow to complete pages #1 & #2 on this review guide.
2. Due on Friday before class of next week - Gallery Walk Activity on Theaters of War
___________________________________________________1. Due on Thursday before class of THIS week:
A. We will continue learning about the early stages of the American Civil War, so please DOWNLOAD the Civil War Slideshow - and then review slides #1 - 15.
B. Please DOWNLOAD the Review Guide and The American Civil War Battles Sheet - and then use the textbook - Chapter 11 - pages 336-345 AND the Civil War Slideshow to complete pages #1 & #2 on this review guide.
2. Due on Friday before class of next week - Gallery Walk Activity on Theaters of War
U.S. HISTORY II - Period 1:
Essential Questions:
-Why didn't the Cold War ever turn "hot"?
-Is the Cold War still going on? How?
-Why is the 1960's such a violent decade?
-Why was the Vietnam War so divisive?
Themes: Failed Conferences, The Iron Curtain, Containment, Containment, Domino Theory, The Domestic Cold War, President Eisenhower, President John F. Kennedy
1. The Front-Page Newspaper or Podcast Narratives in the form of a Gallery Walk was a preview of what were will finish the year with. I will have grades finalized this week.
2. American Culture of the 1960's - Review in partners and categorize the 1960's.
3. The end of the 1960's Slideshow - Please copy and download onto your Ipad
4. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 - "A Measure to Ensure Equality or a violation of States' Rights?"
-Basic Overview of the Civil Rights Era
5. Cold War Resources:
JFK Library - Life of Kennedy and a whole heck of lot more!
The Cold War in the 1960's
The Cold War in the 1970's
The Cold War in the 1980's
American home front Resources:
America in the 1960's
The 1960's Decade
Pop Culture of the 1960's
American journalism in the 1960's
America in the 1970's
The 1970's Decade
Pop Culture of the 1970's
American journalism in the 1970's
America in the 1980's
The 1980's Decade
Pop Culture of the 1980's
American journalism in the 1980's
The Cold War in the 1960's
The Cold War in the 1970's
The Cold War in the 1980's
American home front Resources:
America in the 1960's
The 1960's Decade
Pop Culture of the 1960's
American journalism in the 1960's
America in the 1970's
The 1970's Decade
Pop Culture of the 1970's
American journalism in the 1970's
America in the 1980's
The 1980's Decade
Pop Culture of the 1980's
American journalism in the 1980's
Lyndon B. Johnson's Foreign Policy
A. The State.gov - LBJ's Cold War FP
B. The Cold War Museum - LBJ's Cold War FP
B. The Cold War Museum - LBJ's Cold War FP
*We will discuss the contents of LBJ's foreign policy and the effectiveness of it.
1. Please continue to work on your Research Paper as your 1st Draft is due TOMORROW on Wednesday, June 1st before class. You must bring a HARD COPY of your first draft and submit an electronic copy onto Google Classroom.
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International Studies - Period 7
Essential Questions:
1. Why do some people choose violence as an attempt to bring about change?
2. Does one country have a right to intervene in the affairs of another?
3. What is the difference between a freedom fighter and a terrorist?
4. What does Global Terrorism look like?
Themes: Terrorism, Extremist, Global Security, September 11, 2001
-Post Bin Laden Head of al-Qaeda
-Video of Ayman Al-Zawahiri
-Where is Al-Zawahiri?
-Al-Qaeda's remaining leadership
-Is Al-Qaeda in decline?
-Al-Qaeda still active?
-Al-Qaeda alive and gaining
-Al-Qaeda and ISIS - feuding or working together?
3. ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. How did he become the worlds most powerful jihadist?
-Syrian Terrorist Leader
-ISIS leader encourages attacks on Europe and America
-ISIS Strategy since Paris and Brussels attacks
-OP-ED "Competing perspectives on Countering ISIS"
4. From ISIS to the Islamic State - Vice News You tube
5. Resources about Islam and the Middle East
Map of the Middle East - Major Islamic Cities
Map of the Middle East - University of Texas
Muslim Distribution - Shia and Sunni Map
Muslims in the Middle East Map
Maps pre-1948 Palestine
Maps of Jerusalem
Maps of Israel and Palestinian conflict
Differences between Sunnis and Shiites - Chart
The Origins of the Shiite and Sunni Split - NPR Radio Broadcast - Meaning it's a podcast for you to listen to or you can read the article as well.
What is the difference between Sunnis and Shia Muslims - Article
Sunnis and Shiites Schism
Homework:
1. Is Al-Qaeda in decline or still rising to power? Please use the following articles online to answer this question in a short essay-like response.
-Is Al-Qaeda in decline?
-Al-Qaeda still active?
-Al-Qaeda alive and gaining
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