JAN 7 - 11
MONDAY
SUPREME COURT CASES DUE
TUESDAY
CONTINUE SUPREME COURT CASES
WEDNESDAY
CONTINUE SUPREME COURT CASES
THURSDAY
introduce independent unit
Get prepared for #1 mini-quiz for part I (5 mins.)
FRIDAY
continue independent unit
#1 mini-quiz for part I (5 mins.)
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JAN 14-18
MONDAY --quiz (part I)
TUESDAY--part I due
WEDNESDAY--quiz (part I)
THURSDAY-- part II
FRIDAY --review for final
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FINALS WEEK
21- NO SCHOOL
22- FINAL 2 / 6 (ATTEND 5TH)
23- FINAL 1 / 5 (ATTEND 6TH)
24- FINAL 3 / 4 (early release)
25- NO SCHOOL
Friday, January 11, 2008
Welcome Back Senior History Jan 7-11 / 14-18 / FINALS
JAN 7 - 11
MONDAY
1 hour TV / with an Article of your choice
MONDAY
1 hour TV / with an Article of your choice
Take a political survey--where do they stand?
HW: match up the political candidates with the faces due Tues.
TUESDAY
DUE --HW: match up the political candidates with the faces
WEDNESDAY
Finish News Stories
Follow your political party--find out more info. by going to http://www.theadvocates.org/quiz.html look up and explore take notes due thurs
THURSDAY
Follow your political party--find out more info. by going to http://www.theadvocates.org/quiz.html look up and explore take notes due thurs
PowerPoint on Liberal vs Conservative (see DOCUMENTS)
FRIDAY
Handout- on Nominating Process (closed/open primaries)
Do research on your project--assigned a candidate for the presidential election of 2008
(Handout-basic Bio. of individuals (6 Dem./6 Rep.) Find out-
1) Additional Bio Info. (work experience)
2) 4 key issues (where does your candidate stand on Taxes/Education/Defense/Environment)- Handout
3) 3 aspects for each (pros./cons.) of individual
4) Media Bias (negative campaigns) that highlights the candidates weaknesses
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JAN 14-18
MONDAY
Work in groups (look at research and what needs to be found)
TUESDAY
Power Point of Propaganda Techniques (See Documents)
Look at campaigns and break them down
WEDNESDAY
Computer Lab #2 (work on project)
THURSDAY
Review for FINAL/ FOLLOW UP
START PRESENTATIONS (POSSIBLE?)
FRIDAY
START PRESENTATIONS OF CANDIDATES CONTINUE THROUGH OUT FINALS WEEK
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FINALS WEEK
21- NO SCHOOL
22- FINAL 2 / 6 (attend 3rd per.)
23- FINAL 1 / 5 (attend4th per.)
24- FINAL 3 / 4 (early release)
25- NO SCHOOL
Welcome Back AP US History 7-11 / 14-18 / FINALS
JAN 7 - 11
MONDAY
activity--book report due (book must be completed or detention)
Handouts--Development of the Political Parties
Preparation for the debate (Hamilton vs. Jefferson)
Be prepared Causes & Results of THE WAR OF 1812 (handout)
assign RSG 10: Nationalism vs. Sectionalism (meet Monday / Due Tuesday)
one-pager handout (EC) due on Tuesday
TUESDAY
Present Causes & Results of THE WAR OF 1812 (handout)
WEDNESDAY
Finish Presenting Causes & Results of THE WAR OF 1812 (handout)
THURSDAY
Preparation for Debate--Present your side (Hamilton vs. Jefferson)
FRIDAY
Debate--Q: Which leader's ideas (Hamilton vs. Jefferson) should control and organize the
new government?
Post-Reflection Due Mon (turn in yellow handout--Development of Political Parties)
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JAN 14-18
MONDAY
Post-Reflection Due Mon (turn in yellow handout--Development of Political Parties
TUESDAY
one-pager handout (EC) due on Tuesday
web cluster due TUES
1492 Jefferson Rush-Bagot 1500 1777 War of 1812 Columbus 1763 Marbury v Madison 1500-1550 late 1600 Jeffersonian era colonization Land Ordinances 1785/1787 Jay's Treaty 1794 mercantilism Grenville Constitution 1517 Separatists Jefferson's embargo French colonists Hamilton Madison 12th Amend. mercantile policy 1688 MA 1804-1807 Lewis Clark Zebulon Pike Caribbean settlements Great Awakening 1700s Common Sense Bacon's Rebellion French& Indian War Rev. of 1800 Whitfield 1800-1820 Transportation Republican Tecumseh Eng. settlement enlightenment War Hawks Am. pol. system Confederation Dutch Claims 10th Amend. Quakers Stamp Act Congress 1765 Washington 1750s Br./Am. Decl. of Indep. Alien & Sedition Acts 1798 colony of VA Anne Hutchinson Battle of Saratoga Tea Act 1773 Iroquois Confederacy 1781 states ratified Plymouth Plantation 177os gov. state debts/Hamilton Salem/witchcraft 1770/1780 gov VA/NJ Plan anti-fed. MA 1775 US Constitution Capt. John Smith
Book Report Due (Semester Project)
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FINALS WEEK
21- NO SCHOOL
22- FINAL 2 / 6 (attend 1st period) DUE web cluster / Revisions(DBQ)/ Progress Reports signed by parent
23- FINAL 1 / 5
24- FINAL 3 / 4 (early release)
25- NO SCHOOL
MONDAY
activity--book report due (book must be completed or detention)
Handouts--Development of the Political Parties
Preparation for the debate (Hamilton vs. Jefferson)
Be prepared Causes & Results of THE WAR OF 1812 (handout)
assign RSG 10: Nationalism vs. Sectionalism (meet Monday / Due Tuesday)
one-pager handout (EC) due on Tuesday
TUESDAY
Present Causes & Results of THE WAR OF 1812 (handout)
WEDNESDAY
Finish Presenting Causes & Results of THE WAR OF 1812 (handout)
THURSDAY
Preparation for Debate--Present your side (Hamilton vs. Jefferson)
FRIDAY
Debate--Q: Which leader's ideas (Hamilton vs. Jefferson) should control and organize the
new government?
Post-Reflection Due Mon (turn in yellow handout--Development of Political Parties)
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JAN 14-18
MONDAY
Post-Reflection Due Mon (turn in yellow handout--Development of Political Parties
TUESDAY
one-pager handout (EC) due on Tuesday
Instruction on Book Report (Q & A)
Present Supreme Court Cases
GO OVER format of Book Report DUE FRIDAY
WEDNESDAY
Finish --Supreme Court Cases
RD of Book Report due Thurs--get feedback
THURSDAY
GO over DBQ/Revision DUE TUES--must make appointment with Shaull in order to do revisions
FRIDAY
web cluster due TUES
1492 Jefferson Rush-Bagot 1500 1777 War of 1812 Columbus 1763 Marbury v Madison 1500-1550 late 1600 Jeffersonian era colonization Land Ordinances 1785/1787 Jay's Treaty 1794 mercantilism Grenville Constitution 1517 Separatists Jefferson's embargo French colonists Hamilton Madison 12th Amend. mercantile policy 1688 MA 1804-1807 Lewis Clark Zebulon Pike Caribbean settlements Great Awakening 1700s Common Sense Bacon's Rebellion French& Indian War Rev. of 1800 Whitfield 1800-1820 Transportation Republican Tecumseh Eng. settlement enlightenment War Hawks Am. pol. system Confederation Dutch Claims 10th Amend. Quakers Stamp Act Congress 1765 Washington 1750s Br./Am. Decl. of Indep. Alien & Sedition Acts 1798 colony of VA Anne Hutchinson Battle of Saratoga Tea Act 1773 Iroquois Confederacy 1781 states ratified Plymouth Plantation 177os gov. state debts/Hamilton Salem/witchcraft 1770/1780 gov VA/NJ Plan anti-fed. MA 1775 US Constitution Capt. John Smith
Book Report Due (Semester Project)
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FINALS WEEK
21- NO SCHOOL
22- FINAL 2 / 6 (attend 1st period) DUE web cluster / Revisions(DBQ)/ Progress Reports signed by parent
23- FINAL 1 / 5
24- FINAL 3 / 4 (early release)
25- NO SCHOOL
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