~~ Period’s
2, 3, 5, 6 ~ US History
~~ Period 4 ~ Multicultural Studies/College Ed
(all
assignments are in their Jupiter Grade)
US History
❈
Quote & Journal write –
A Bill
of Rights is what the people are entitled to against every government, and what
no just government should refuse, or rest on inference. Thomas Jefferson Government, Bill Of
Rights
Read more at: https://www.brainyquote.com/authors/thomas_jefferson
Read more at: https://www.brainyquote.com/authors/thomas_jefferson
– (put it on
– the quote stays up for 10-15 minutes
The write portion is – 3 sentences each of: What does it SAY? What does it MEAN? How does it MATTER? What do you think (your OPINION)?
❈ OUTLINEs & WORKBOOk
* They may
start Chapter 12 & 13 – outline it & now complete the workbook pages
questions: Pick 3 questions from each chapter to write
down the answers – make sure you complete the who, what, when, where, how ~
opinion
chapter 12 ~ Foreign Affairs in the New Nation
1.
What foreign policy position did George
Washington urge the United States to take in his famous Farewell Address?
2.
What policy did John Q. Adams favor in his 4th
of July Address, 1821?
3.
Analyzing early US foreign policy generally,
what can be said about its motives, methods, and the outcomes that were
achieved?
4.
What were the causes and consequences of the War
of 1812? What major battles, leaders, and events contributed to the story of
this war?
5.
How did early American foreign policy influence
the nation’s relationship with its neighbors and Europe, the nation’s
boundaries, and westward expansion?
6.
What hopes and ideals do America’s early foreign
policy actions reveal?
Chapter 13 ~ A Growing Sense of Nationhood
1.
What hopes and ideals did Americans hold after
the War of 1812?
2.
What was the nature of America’s landscape in
the early 1800s?
3.
How did capitalism develop and secure its place
in America’s economic and legal systems?
4.
What were the characteristics of daily life in
early America? What did people enjoy for
art, music, and literature?
5.
What was the focus of Henry Clay’s American
System? What physical, economic, and
political obstacles did Clay’s system face?
6.
What were some common themes in American art and
literature during this time period?
Period
4
❈
Quote & Journal write –
There
is a quote “Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a
broken-winged bird that cannot fly. Langston Hughes
Read more at: https://www.brainyquote.com/authors/langston_hughes
Read more at: https://www.brainyquote.com/authors/langston_hughes
– (put it on the board or projector if you
know how to set it up) – the quote stays up for 10-15 minutes
The write portion is – 2 sentences each of: What does it SAY? What does it MEAN? How does it MATTER? What do you think (your OPINION)?
* African American Heritage –
* Mandela & Poem – in an African
American style
* Biography
Project and Art Project
ALL
CLASSES
· Let us Be Kind, Be Gentle,
Show Care with the Love ~ all the time.
In our class: ~~ Our Agreements:
~ Safe ~~ ~ Respect
~ Fun ~~ ~ Focus
~ Learn ~~ ~ Participate
Class Rules
* NO
PASSES (ESPECIALLY BATHROOM AND GOING TO ANOTHER CLASS TO GET SOMETHING THEY
LEFT)
*
This is a safe place to learn
*
Respect and Cooperate
* Raise
your hand and wait to be called on
* Be a
listener ready to learn
* Work
quietly
*
Quality ~ Quality ~ Quality counts
* As
you enter the room
~ Come in Genteelly (walk, come
& sit-down)
~ Be ready to Learn
~ As you leave the room ~
~ Pick-up and clean up before you
leave (push your chair in)
To Get Credit * Turn Work in On Time
Proper
heading Neat work Clean paper
Follow
instructions Cursive Writing Write
Problem/Questions
Draw –
5 colors “Own Words” Diagrams – labels and details
Lined
paper (no tear outs from notebooks)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NO
ELECTRONIC DEVICES other than the ipad
NO
TOUCHING MY ITEMS (EVERYTHING IS MY STUFF)
They should use their own supplies
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* Please write down any notes about each class
~ academics and/or behavior.
* If there is something you need help with ~ Ms
Bradley in the MAGNET OFFICE
* You may choose to allow the students work by
themselves or in groups.
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