1. U.S. HISTORY ON THIS DAY: PUT AWAY YOUR PHONES In America, General Robert E. Lee was named general-in-chief of the Confederate armies The 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was passed, abolishing slavery All Native American Indians were ordered to move onto reservations The trademark "Coca-Cola" was first registered in the United States Patent Office Germany announced its policy of unrestricted submarine warfare Private Eddie Slovik became the only U.S. soldier since the U.S. Civil War to be executed for desertion U.S. President Truman announced that he had ordered development of the hydrogen bomb Astronauts Alan B. Shepard Jr., Edgar D. Mitchell and Stuart A. Roosa blasted off aboard Apollo 14 on a mission to the moon
AGENDA:
COMPLETE & DISCUSS KOREMATSU ACTIVITY.
DO QUIZLET VOCABULARY ACTIVITY.
HOMEWORK:
VIDEO 5.8 & CORNELL NOTES DUE WEDNESDAY.
UNIT 5 VOCABULARY
BELL WORK: #1
PICK-UP YOUR COMPUTER.
PICK-UP & READ KOREMATSU HANDOUT.
DO YOU BELIEVE IT WAS FAIR TO ONLY STRIP JAPANESE-AMERICANS OF THEIR RIGHTS DURING WWII? DEFEND YOUR OPINION.

2. Exit Ticket #
Do you think there is any reason to justify the government violating ONLY the rights of one race/ethnicity/group in America?
Be sure to provide your CER.
C = Claim
E = Evidence (two pieces)
R = Reasoning (explain evidence)