AP+Daily+Log+0910

Here you will find a short summary of daily events, activities, and assignments:

28 May: Presentations

27 May: Presentations

26 May: Presentations

25 May: Presentations

24 May: Presentation work

21 May: Presentation work

20 May: Presentation work

19 May: Presentation work

18 May: Glory

17 May: Glory

13 May: Glory

12 May: Glory

11 May: Presentation research

10 May: Choose presentation topics.

7 May: AP exam

6 May: Test-taking strategies. Work day.

5 May: 1865-2004 quiz game

4 May: Review Eras in US History

3 May: 1492-1865 quiz game

30 April: AP review

29 April: Dates in US history

28 April: 1865-1900 Review. Women in US history crossword.

27 April: AP practice exam

26 April: AP practice exam

23 April: AP Exam review Thesis prompt " Assess the moral arguments and political actions of those opposed to the spread of slavery in the context of TWO of the following: Missouri Compromise Mexican War Compromise of 1850 Kansas-Nebraska Act

22 April: Debate, "Did Reagan win the Cold War"

21 April: AP Exam review

20 April: The Century 1990s

19 April: The Century 1980s

16 April: 1980s crossword

15 April: The rise of conservatism

14 April: The Century

13 Apr: Environment in the 1970s. The Century.

12 Apr: Thesis, "Analyze the extent to which the American Revolution represented a radical alteration in American political ideas and institutions. Confine your answer to the period 1775 to 1800." Discussion of 1970s economy.

1 Apr: 1960s crossword

31 Mar: Vietnam televised

30 Mar: Draft lottery. Vietnam televised.

29 Mar: Vietnam War lecture

26 Mar: Civil Rights lecture

25 Mar: Mighty Times video.

24 Mar: Civil Rights Lecture, strategies and organizations

23 Mar: Civil Rights Supreme Court Cases

22 Mar: Voices of Civil Rights movement

12 Mar: 26, 27, 28 Multiple Choice test.

11 Mar: Essay test.

10 Mar: Cold War lecture.

9 Mar: Cold War lecture.

8 Mar: Thesis Prompt, " For the period before 1750, analyze the ways in which Britain's policy of salutary neglect influenced the development of American society as illustrated in the following: Legislative assemblies, Commerce , Religion" ; The Atomic Cafe

5 Mar: The Atomic Cafe

4 Mar: Current Events Quiz game

3 Mar: Pearl harbor attack debate

2 Mar: WW 2 ppt

1 Mar: WW 2 ppt.

26 Feb: WW 2 ppt. Thesis practice Account for the emergence of utopian communities from the mid-1820s through the 1840s, and evaluate their success or failure.

25 Feb: WW 2 ppt

24 Feb: Essay results

23 Feb: 22,23,24 Multiple Choice test

22 Feb: Essay test.

19 Feb: WPA ppt

18 Feb: The New Deal discussion

17 Feb: Income inequality in 1930s discussion

16 Feb: The Century: 1930s

12 Feb: Debate, "Did racial segregation improve the status of African-Americans."

11 Feb: Thesis prompt, "Andrew Carnegie has been viewed by some historians as "the prime representative of the industrial age" and by others as "an industrial leader atypical of the period". Assess the validity of each statement. Roaring twenties

10 Feb: Discussion: How the automobile transformed America.

9 Feb: The Jazz Age

8 Feb: The Jazz Age.

5 Feb: World War I era newspaper front page presentations.

4 Feb: The Century. Thesis prompt, " Analyze the degree to which the Articles of Confederation provided an effective form of government with respect to any TWO of the following: Foreign relations, Economic conditions, Western lands

3 Feb: The Century.

2 Feb: World War 1 through posters and cartoons.Thesis prompt, " Discuss the political, economic, and social reforms introduced in the South between 1864 and 1877. To what extent did these reforms survive the Compromise of 1877? 1 Feb: 20 & 21 Multiple Choice

29 Jan: 20 & 21 Essay.

28 Jan: Progressive Umbrella Booker T Washington and W.E.B. DuBois

27 Jan: The Century. Thesis of the day. "Analyze the ways in which supporters of slavery in the nineteenth century used legal, religious, and economic arguments to defend the institution of slavery ."

26 Jan: Gilded Age ppt. The Century video.

25 Jan: Thesis prompt. Urban life in the Gilded Age

22 Jan: Debate,"DId Yellow Journalism cause the Spanish-American War?"

21 Jan: Chapter 20 ppt.

20 Jan: Chapter 20 ppt.

19 Jan: America becomes a colonial power.

END OF SEMESTER 1

12 Jan: Review

11 Jan: The Rise of Big Business

8 Jan: The Rise of Big Business

7 Jan: The West lecture

6 Jan: Presidents crossword.

5 Jan: The West lecture.

4 Jan: Returned essays. Native Americans on the plains.

18 Dec: Current Events Quiz game

17 Dec: 15. 16, 17 Essay

16 Dec: 15, 16, 17 Multiple Choice Test

15 Dec: Test Review

14 Dec: Reconstruction, The Second Civil War.

11 Dec: Reconstruction, The Second Civil War.

10 Dec: Reconstruction, The Second Civil War.

9 Dec: Debate, "Did Lincoln Free the Slaves"

8 Dec: Civil War crossword puzzle

7 Dec: Civil War lecture

4 Dec: Civil War Jeopardy

3 Dec: Civil War.

2 Dec: Ken Burns, "The Civil War"

1 Dec: Ken Burns, "The Civil War"

30 Nov: Causes of the civil war

25 Nov: Current events quiz game

24 Nov: 12,13,14 Multiple Choice

23 Nov: DBQ in class

19 Nov: The Gold rush. DBQ Monday.

18 Nov: Front page presentations.

17 Nov: Newspaper front page

16 Nov: What is a DBQ? Western expansion discussion.

13 Nov: "Not for ourselves alone", the story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony.

12 Nov: "Not for ourselves alone", the story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony.

11 Nov: SAS #401 Reformers Journal. Due Friday.

10 Nov: Market Revolution.

9 Nov: Pre-industrial economy

5 Nov: 9,10,11 multiple choice

4 Nov: 9,10,11 Essay

3 Nov: Slavery in the 19th Century discussion.

2 Nov: Returned essays.

30 Oct: SAS 203. Plantation slave life.

29 Oct: Essay analysis.

28 Oct: The Bank War. The Transportation Revolution.

27 Oct: [|Trail of Tears.]

26 Oct: Nullification, Indian Removal.

23 Oct: Jacksonian Democracy.

22 Oct: War of 1812 Crossword.

21 Oct: Tecumseh's vision. Discussion of war of 1812.

20 Oct: [|Tecumseh's Vision]

19 Oct: Test discussion. Jeffersonian Agrarianism.

15 Oct: 6,7,8 Multiple Choice test

14 Oct: 6,7,8 Essay.

13 Oct: Election of 1800. Hamilton Chapter 14.

12 Oct: Hamilton, Jefferson, and political parties

9 Oct: Current Events quiz game

8 Oct: Foreign Policy interactivity. SAS #1257

7 Oct: Constitution discussion. Chapter 8 of [|Alexander Hamilton]

6 Oct: Articles of Confederation discussion

5 Oct: [|Saratoga animated] Ch 7 ppt

2 Oct: Liberty, volume 3. Discussion of nature of the revolution

1 Oct: College Fair

30 Sept: Ch 7 ppt

29 Sept: Liberty, volume 3: The Times that Try Men's Souls.

28 Sept: Women in Colonial America primary document analysis. Returned essay.

25 Sept: Women in Colonial America primary document analysis.

24 Sept: Liberty episode 1. Discussion of Results of French and Indian War.

23 Sept: Liberty: The American Revolution. Episode 1

22 Sept: Post High School Planning discussion with Ms. Mucha.

21 Sept: Ch 3,4,5 Multiple Choice test

18 Sept: In class essay

17 Sept: Great Awakening Lecture. Thesis prompt for tomorrow: "Compare the ways in which religion shaped the development of colonial society(to 1740) in TWO of the following regions: New England, Chesapeake, Middle Atlantic."

16 Sept: SPRITE concept map for comparing the 3 Empires (Spain, France, England)

15 Sept: Middle Passages web lesson (#607) using SAS Curriculum Pathways link (back one page). Email me if you need the username.

14 Sept: Origins of American slavery lecture/discussion.

11 Sept: Jamestown colony discussion.

10 Sept: Thesis statement and essay writing. After the Mayflower[|. After the Mayflower Link]

9 Sept: Video-After the Mayflower.

8 Sept: Worked on Googledocs presentation "A Continent of Villages"

4 Sept: Ch 2 ppt

3 Sept: Primary Source Readers and APPARTS. Ch 1 ppt. Native American cultures.

2 Sept: Chapter 1 ppt. Native American cultures

1 Sept: Introductions. Syllabus. Wikispaces.