Welcome to 8th Grade Mr. Hughes RM 202. Founding the Nation & American Democracy Standard 8.1.

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Welcome to 8th Grade Mr. Hughes RM 202

Founding the Nation & American Democracy Standard 8.1

The United States Constitution & Powers of Government Standard 8.2

The American Political System / Domestic (at home) Issues Standard 8.3

American Ideals & The First Four Presidents Standard 8.4

Foreign Policy in the Early Republic Standard 8.5 Monroe Doctrine Conflict with Native Americans War of 1812 Mexican-American War

People & Challenges in the American North Standard 8.6 EducationTransportation Literature Women’s Rights Immigration

People & Challenges in: the American South Standard 8.7

Manifest Destiny, People & the American West Standard 8.8 Andrew Jackson, Lewis & Clark, Native Americans, Slavery, Texas & Mexico Pioneers

Abolitionists and the Anti-Slavery Movement Standard 8.9

Causes, Events & People of the Civil War Standard 8.10 UnionConfederacy

Reconstruction Standard 8.11

Immigration, Native Americans & the 2 nd Industrial Revolution Standard 8.12

Current Events

Conflict – Growth - Change Conflict… warfare, ideology, culture, religion Conflict… warfare, ideology, culture, religion –American Revolution- Slavery / Civil War –War of Mexican War –Texas Revolution - Native Americans Growth …. Territory, economic, population Growth …. Territory, economic, population –Pioneers- Louisiana Purchase –Mexican Cession- Manifest Destiny Change… Government, science, technology Change… Government, science, technology –Great Awakening- Immigration –Reconstruction- Industrialization –Constitution

Open House Agenda 1. Welcome / Introduction 1. Welcome / Introduction 2. What you see….. Best 50 minutes 2. What you see….. Best 50 minutes 3. Contact info: 3. Contact info: 4. Lewis Web: 4. Lewis Web: –Parent Connect (grades) 5. Curriculum & Standards 5. Curriculum & Standards 6. Policies, Routines & procedures 6. Policies, Routines & procedures 7. Grading: Classwork (1/3), Homework (1/3), Quizzes & tests (1/3). Grades posted weekly in class. 7. Grading: Classwork (1/3), Homework (1/3), Quizzes & tests (1/3). Grades posted weekly in class. 8. Communication: , Daily (Planer), Weekly (Web), Monthly (S.O.A. – Schedule of assignments) 8. Communication: , Daily (Planer), Weekly (Web), Monthly (S.O.A. – Schedule of assignments) 9. American History Museum Project (2 nd Semester) 9. American History Museum Project (2 nd Semester) 10. C4C – Computer lab fundraiser 10. C4C – Computer lab fundraiser