Harlem Renaissance
Marcus Garvey
NAACP Founded
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Sunday, December 4, 2016
A Clash of Cultures Assignment
Click on each link- review and then answer the corresponding questions on your homework.
A Clash of Cultures- Flappers
A Clash of Cultures- Prohibition
Westerville Prohibition Information
A Clash of Cultures- Scopes Monkey Trial
1920s Slang
A Clash of Cultures- Flappers
A Clash of Cultures- Prohibition
Westerville Prohibition Information
A Clash of Cultures- Scopes Monkey Trial
1920s Slang
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Milestones in American Women's History - Live Links
19th Amendment
Famous Firsts in Women's History
Women's Milestones in the US Government
Milestones in US Women's History
** this website takes AWHILE to load; you need to give it a couple minutes, seriously **
Famous Firsts in Women's History
Women's Milestones in the US Government
Milestones in US Women's History
** this website takes AWHILE to load; you need to give it a couple minutes, seriously **
Monday, November 28, 2016
Wilson's Fourteen Points- My Summary
Wilson’s Fourteen
Points
• General
outline for international peace.
• Wilson
hoped that the world could “be made safe for every peace-loving nation
which, like our own, wishes to live its own life, determine its own
institutions, be assured of justice and fair dealing by the other peoples of
the world as against force and selfish aggression.”
• 1)
open, public alliances
• 2)
freedom of the seas
• 3)
free, open trade (no restrictions)
• 4)
reduction of weapons (ensure domestic security)
• 5)
self-determination (power to make decisions about one’s own future-
directed toward ethnic groups under colonial power specifically)
• 6)
treating Russia as an independent nation
• 7)
Belgium re-built, free and sovereign
• 8)
France evacuated and restore Alsace-Lorraine to France
• 9)
Italian borders re-arranged to include ethnic Italians (located in
former Austria-Hungary)
• 10)
people of Austria-Hungary should have opportunity of self-determination
• 11)
Romania, Serbia, and Montenegro – all free (economic, political) w/self-determination
for ethnic groups
• 12)
self-determination for Turkish people and other nationalities previously
under Ottoman Empire; Dardanelles Strait open, free for all
• 13)
independent, sovereign Poland
• 14)
international organization committed to peace, political independence, and
territorial freedom (proposed League of Nations)
Monday, November 21, 2016
Honors Fourteen Points Analysis Questions
Wilson’s Fourteen Points Analysis
2) Summarize each of his points (limit to one sentence, be concise).
3) How would you describe Wilson’s attitude toward Germany? Use quotes
from the text to support your response.
4) Which point do you feel is most important for Wilson to include in
order to achieve his overall goal from Question 1? Explain your choice.
Honors Practice Maps
Click on the link below to access blank practice maps for your map assessment on Tuesday:
blank practice maps
blank practice maps
Thursday, November 10, 2016
Honors 3rd Pd Questions
Kipling's "The White Man's Burden" Analysis Questions
1)List the words Kipling used to describe
imperialized people (nouns, adjectives, etc).
2)According to Kipling, and in your own
words, what was the “White Man’s Burden”?
3)How does Kipling address the cost of
imperialism?
4)What issue does the last stanza address?
5)Who does Kipling think would read his
poem? What do you think this audience might have said in response to it?
Wednesday, November 9, 2016
Thursday, November 3, 2016
Sunday, October 9, 2016
Honors Industrialization through Progressivism Docs
Sunday, September 25, 2016
Sunday, September 18, 2016
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
Unit Syllabus- Honors and Regular American History
Click on a link below to access your unit syllabus
Honors Historic Documents Unit Syllabus periods 3,4, and 8
Regular Historic Documents Unit Syllabus periods 6 and 7
Honors Historic Documents Unit Syllabus periods 3,4, and 8
Regular Historic Documents Unit Syllabus periods 6 and 7
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
End of Year (yes!) Resources
War on Terror Review Guide
Blank Practice Middle East Maps
2nd Semester Exam Review Guide
Remember for your Semester Exam, you may make a 3x5 in. "cheat sheet" note card. It must be the specified size and handwritten. You may use both sides.
Blank Practice Middle East Maps
2nd Semester Exam Review Guide
Remember for your Semester Exam, you may make a 3x5 in. "cheat sheet" note card. It must be the specified size and handwritten. You may use both sides.
Sunday, April 10, 2016
American History Full Year Course Review
Looking for a list of topics we've covered throughout the year? Click on the link below...
American History Review
American History Review
Sunday, March 20, 2016
Regular Social Transformations Unit Syllabus
Click for your new unit syllabus: Social Transformations Syllabus
Honors Affluent Society Homework
Click on the link below to access the picture packet representing important aspects of the "Affluent Society" in Postwar America.
Affluent Society
Directions:
1) Read Ch 14, Sec 2.
2) Look at each picture. Identify which aspect of the "Affluent Society" the picture represents and write it on your response sheet's corresponding line.
For example: Picture B represents the "Baby Boom".
3) After identifying the aspect of society represented in the picture, write the most important information associated with that topic found in your text (write this on your response sheet in the "Main Idea/Notes" section).
* Pictures are not listed in order as the topics in the text.
Affluent Society
Directions:
1) Read Ch 14, Sec 2.
2) Look at each picture. Identify which aspect of the "Affluent Society" the picture represents and write it on your response sheet's corresponding line.
For example: Picture B represents the "Baby Boom".
3) After identifying the aspect of society represented in the picture, write the most important information associated with that topic found in your text (write this on your response sheet in the "Main Idea/Notes" section).
* Pictures are not listed in order as the topics in the text.
Honors Social Transformation Unit Syllabi
Click on your class period below to access your unit syllabus. Each syllabus is slightly different due to our testing schedule in April. Thanks!
4th period only
7th period only
8th period only
4th period only
7th period only
8th period only
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Sunday, February 7, 2016
Honors Nuclear Age Assignment
Use the links below to complete your "Nuclear Age" assignment:
CNN Nuclear Weapons: Who has what?
Washington Post: 8 countries. 2,055 nuclear tests. 71 years.
CNN Nuclear Weapons: Who has what?
Washington Post: 8 countries. 2,055 nuclear tests. 71 years.
Monday, January 18, 2016
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