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New Seats 1 st Period U.S.! The number by your name is the number of your desk 0. Anthony Salas 1.Daniel Petti 2.Yimei Xuzhou 3.Michelle Youlton 4.Lara Hamoud 5.Matt Ruben 6.Katy Janson 7.Tiffany Huang 8.Amanda Nelson 9.Jimmy Manke 10.Makayla Garcia 11.Jamin Deaver 12.Jennifer Alvarado 13.Bella Wenneberg 14.Rushil Shah 15.Hannah Robinson 16.Baylee Beardslee 17. Hanna Yoshida 18. Michael Torreano 19. Angel Henriquez 20. Ally Wheeler 21. Allen Baek 22. Will Smith 23. Emily Furuichi 24. Alex Malo 25. Tessa Talebi 26. Hannah Athey 27. Alex Penfold 28. Hiba Absar 29. Edi Abrego 30. Rocio Robles 31. Jamaila Padaong 32. Kshitiz Giri 35. Alejandro Guerrero

New Seats 2 nd Period U.S.! The number by your name is the number of your desk 1. 2.Aria Rahimi 3.Jose Morales 4.Jeremiah Versoza 5.Nick Sevely 6.Jorge Hernandez 7.Joselyn Rodriguez 8.Carly McDonald 9.Sasha Hugly 10.Jennifer Geranen 11.Michelle Tabaska 12.Jonathan Martinez 13.Wendy Chang 14.Jeanette Freiberg 15. Suleyma Guerra 16. Carolina Salas 17. Andres Pilling 18. Oswaldo Cartagema 19. Erik Cortinas 20. Ricardo Duran-Roque 21. Kimiko Aldritch 22. Erin Heckman 23. Melissa Vargas 24. Jeffrey Martinez 25. Lucas Hugyik 26. Tara Mazda 27. Jennifer Palacios 28. Marisa Gong 30. Sarah Uribe 31. Breanna Gambini

New Seats 3 rd Period U.S.! The number by your name is the number of your desk 1.Elizabeth Yuskel 2.Hansol Kim 3.Dylan Fluckiger 4.Kaylan Cholewa 5.Kelly Vroom 6.Andrew Gonzalez 7.Lizeth Cuevas 8.Jackie Olivares 9.Cindy Ho 10.Brandon Lin 11.Joey Aronson 12.Janet Luna 13.Elenda Estrada 14.Alyssa Pyrzywara 15.Marie Critchfield 16. Jonathan Alesandro 17. Punu Sherpa 18. Kyla Hayes 19. Lucas Tong 20. Anne Dong 21. Casey Chien 22. Roshan Das 23. Camila Raygada 24. Kevin Steiner 25. Evan Johansson 26. Angelica Garcia 27. Andy Du 28. Charlotte Balas 29. Megan Gruspe 30. Juan Miranda 31. Molly Dempsey 32. Ryan Forrest

Good Morning!! 1.NVC 2.HOT ROC: Chinese Immigration 3.Muckrakers: Revealing Society’s Problems Essential Question: Why did the U.S. pass the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882? Homework: Research Paper DUE THIS FRIDAY!

HOT ROC: Quote Analysis “The Chinaman is no fit (fair) competitor for an American citizen. American men, women and children cannot be what free people should be, and compete with such degraded creatures for jobs. The health, wealth, prosperity and happiness of our State demand their expulsion from our shores.” – Source: 1876, The Marin Journal What is the perspective of the author regarding Chinese immigrants to the US? What does this quote say about how Americans responded to Chinese immigrants?

Intro to Muckrakers: Story Time Listen to the story excerpts – Write down and thoughts, feelings, and/or observations that you may have while listening to the two stories.

Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle (1906)

Upton Sinclair The “muckrakers”—a group of journalists (writers) who uncovered the nation’s problems. First investigative journalists – Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle is a major work on food safety

Other muckrakers Ida Tarbell— investigated Rockefeller’s Standard Oil Led to break up of Standard Oil under the Sherman Anti-Trust Act (1911)

Progressive Problems! On the right, there is a list of Progressive Problems you must cover. Read the corresponding section of the book (pg ) and write down the following: – 2-3 details about the specific problem – 1 “Muckraker-esque” headline to draw attention to the problem Progressive Problems you MUST COVER! – Conditions in the Slums – Conditions in the Workplace – Unsafe Products, Buyer Beware – Extracting Natural Resources – Polluting Air and Water

Fast Food Nation (2002)