With Chief Shannon Excell

With Chief Shannon Excell
United States History With Chief Shannon Excell

Entry 205: Starter 5th November 2018
1) Big-city political machines of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were able to dominate city governments and win elections by __________. a. providing public services and government jobs to immigrants in exchange for votes b. imposing voting restrictions on ethnic groups that did not support the machine c. enacting legislation favorable to just those ethnic groups who supported the machine d. passing term limits to keep immigrants engaged in politics 19 DAYS UNTIL FINAL EXAMS START!!!

Entry 206: Objective 5th November 2018
I will the examine the events and issues of the Gilded Age that can be categorized as relating to Big Business or Politics.

Entry 207: Activity 5th November 2018
Using pages , fill in the two circles with events and issues of the Gilded Age that you can categorize into Big Business or Politics or Both. Big Business Politics

Entry 208: Homework 5th November 2018
1) ALL MISSING/MAKE-UP WORK is Due by Friday, December 7th NO EXCEPTIONS! 2) Notebook Check 2B starts Tuesday, November 13th

Entry 201: Starter 2nd November 2018
What is POPULISM? 20 DAYS UNTIL FINAL EXAMS START!!!

Entry 202: Objective 2nd November 2018
I will examine the concepts of Populism.

Entry 203: Activity 2nd November 2018
Using pages , complete the Populism WS TO BE TURNED IN AT THE END OF THE CLASS PERIOD!! 2) Work on missing/unfinished work!

Entry 204: Homework 2nd November 2018
1) ALL MISSING/MAKE-UP WORK is Due by Friday, December 7th NO EXCEPTIONS! 2) Notebook Check 2B starts Tuesday, November 13th

Entry 197: Starter 1st November 2018
What were some of the conflicts with the Natives? 21 DAYS UNTIL FINAL EXAMS START!!!

Entry 198: Objective 1st November 2018
I will examine the people of the Western Settlements and how they transformed the West.

Entry 199: Activity 1st November 2018
Using pages , complete the chart below: Western Settlements Miners Ranchers Farmers Made Land Productive

Entry 200: Homework 1st November 2018
ALL MISSING/MAKE-UP WORK is Due by Friday, December 7th NO EXCEPTIONS!

Entry 193: Starter 31st October 2018
No Starter 22 DAYS UNTIL FINAL EXAMS START!!!

Entry 194: Objective 31st October 2018
I will examine the changes in the life of the Plains Indians and the effects of government changes on the Indians.

Entry 195: Activity 31st October 2018
Read pages Conflicts with the Natives Worksheet - DUE AT THE END OF THE CLASS PERIOD -

Entry 196: Homework 31st October 2018
Be Safe Tonight! Have a Happy Halloween!! Check your Halloween Candy!!!

Entry 189: Starter 30th October 2018
No Starter 23 DAYS UNTIL FINAL EXAMS START!!!

Entry 190: Objective 30th October 2018
I will examine the reasons for Americans moving west, the people moving west, and the American frontier.

Entry 191: Activity 30th October 2018
Read pages Find the Section 1 Assessment on pages 260, complete questions 1-4 on a separate sheet of paper.

Entry 192: Homework 30th October 2018
No Homework

Complete Entry DAYS UNTIL FINAL EXAMS START!!!

I will examine the major union strikes of the 20th century and the outcomes of those strikes.

Read pages Complete the Strikes Chart with Outcomes Strike Vocabulary (words that are bold & in black) Reasons for Strike Outcome of Strike Haymarket, 1886 Homestead, 1892 Pullman, 1934

Strike Vocabulary Reasons for Strike Outcome of Strike
(words that are bold & in black) Reasons for Strike Outcome of Strike Haymarket, 1886 Scabs: A negative terms for a worker who replaces striking workers Anarchists: radicals who opposed all gov’t and joined the strikers Haymarket Riot: labor related violence in Chicago “Eight hours for work, eight hours for rest, 8 hours for what we will.” - 8 hour work days Violent End Someone threw a bomb into police formation, killing one officer. Officers opened fire into crowd of protesters. Homestead, 1892 - Homestead Strike: 1892 strike in Pennsylvania against Carnegie Steel - Striking against wage cuts Private police force employed by Carnegie Steel opened fire on strikers… wounding and killing strikers Carnegie Steel Workers remained ununionized. Pullman, 1934 Pullman Strike: 1894 railway workers’ strike that spread nationwide. - Laid off workers Cut wages by 25% Town of Pullman kept rent and food prices at the same rates Plant shut down Nonviolent Started American Railway Union

No Homework

Entry 181: Starter 26th October 2018 25 DAYS UNTIL FINAL EXAMS START!!!
Notebook Quiz #2: (On a Separate Sheet of Paper to be turned in) 1) Entry # 180: What is the homework for entry 180? 2) Entry # 171: What industry did JD Rockefeller gain his riches in? 3) Entry # 166: What date was entry 166 on? 4) Entry # 159: What is the title of our current unit? 5) Entry # 146: What was the objective for entry 146?

I will update my notebook.

Glue or Staple the Following Entries into your Notebook: Entry 149: Notebook Quiz #2 Entry 151: Reconstruction Worksheet Entry 159: Big Business Vocabulary

No Homework

Answer the following questions regarding labor unions. You may use your electronic devise for the next 5 minutes to help you in answering these questions: What is a labor union? What can be the benefits of a labor union? What can be the drawbacks of a labor union?

I will examine the successes and failures of the Knights of Labor, The American Federation of Labor, and the International Workers of the World (Wobblies).

Read pages Complete the Successes and Failures of Labor Unions Chart 3) Notebook Check Q2A (Entries ) Successes of Labor Unions Failures of Labor Unions The Knights of Labor protected railroad wages from being cut in 1885 through the use of the strike. The Great Railroad Strike of 1887 turned violent, giving the public and the government a bad taste for unions.

No Homework

NO STARTER

I will examine the concepts of an Industrial Economy.

1A) Crash Course Video: Industrial Economy 1B) Crash Course Video Questions 2) Notebook Check Q2A (Entries )

Notebook Check Starts Ends TOMORROW (Entries ) 2) ALL MISSING/MAKE-UP WORK due Thursday 10/25 by 1500

Entry 169: Starter 23rd October 2018 28 DAYS UNTIL FINAL EXAMS START!!!
Look at Textbook Pages 238, answer the questions below: What is a “Captain of Industry?” (Check pages 238) What is a “Robber Baron?”

Entry 170: Objective 23rd October 2018
I will examine the reasons why American Industrialists were considered both “Captains of Industry” and “Robber Barons.”

Entry 171: Activity 23rd October 2018
Read pages 2) “Captains of Industry” or “Robber Barons” American Industrialist Industry Business Model “Captain of Industry” and why? “Robber Baron” and why? Andrew Carnegie JD Rockefeller Cornelius Vanderbilt

Entry 172: Homework 23rd October 2018
Notebook Check Starts Ends 10/25 (Entries ish) 2) ALL MISSING/MAKE-UP WORK due Thursday 10/25 by 1500

Entry 165: Starter 22nd October 2018 29 DAYS UNTIL FINAL EXAMS START!!!
Draw the evolution of the communication?  (Think the phone)

Entry 166: Objective 22nd October 2018
I will examine the technological advancements of the late 19th century.

Entry 167: Activity 22nd October 2018
Read pages Complete the Chart Below: Technological Advancement: Example of Tech Changes: Impact on Daily Life: Electricity: (Pages ) Oil: (Pages ) Telegraph: Railroads: (Pages )

Entry 168: Homework 22nd October 2018
Notebook Check Starts TOMORROW 10/23 (Entries ish) 2) ALL MISSING/MAKE-UP WORK due Thursday 10/25 by 1500

Entry 165: Starter 22nd October 2018 29 DAYS UNTIL FINAL EXAMS START!!!
Draw the evolution of the communication?  (Think the phone)

Entry 166: Objective 22nd October 2018
I will examine the technological advancements of the late 19th century.

Entry 167: Activity 22nd October 2018
Read pages Complete the Chart Below: Technological Advancement: Example of Tech Changes: Impact on Daily Life: Electricity: (Pages ) Oil: (Pages ) Telegraph: Railroads: (Pages )

Technological Advancement:
Example of Tech Changes: Impact on Daily Life: Electricity: (Pages ) Oil: (Pages ) Telegraph: Railroads: (Pages )

Entry 168: Homework 22nd October 2018
Notebook Check Starts TOMORROW 10/23 (Entries ish) 2) ALL MISSING/MAKE-UP WORK due Thursday 10/25 by 1500

Entry 161: Starter 18th/19th October 2018
No Starter

Entry 162: Objective 18th/19th October 2018
I will pass my midterm exam using my notebook and study guide.

Entry 163: Activity 18th/19th October 2018
MIDTERM - Follow the Link in Google Classroom to take the midterm - When you finish the midterm, hit submit and view score SHOW CHIEF EXCELL YOUR SCORE BEFORE YOU CLOSE THE MIDTERM!!!!!! 2) When finished with the test, do your missing work or silent work from another class.

Entry 164: Homework 18th/19th October 2018
1) Notebook Check Starts Tuesday 10/23 (Entries ish) 2) ALL MISSING/MAKE-UP WORK due Thursday 10/25 by 1500

Entry 157: Starter 16th/17th October 2018
October 16th (ONLY): Crash Course Video: Steam, Coal, and Technology

Entry 158: Objective 16th/17th October 2018
I will complete my Big Business Unit Vocabulary.

Entry 159: Activity 16th/17th October 2018
Big Business Unit Vocabulary: Monopoly Industrialization Transcontinental Railroad Trust Yellow Journalism Mass Production Social Darwinism Sherman Antitrust Act Division of Labor Sweat Shop Collective Bargaining Socialism Vocabulary Word: Definition: Sentence using the Vocab Word: Picture of the Word:

Study for the Midterm using the study guide - MIDTERM IS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17th!

No Starter

I will write and peer edit my midterm RACER.

Read ReadWorks Article: Irish Immigrants OR Chapter 6 (The Expansion of American Industry): pages OR Chapter 8 (Politics, Immigration, & Urban Life): pages 2) Using the Irish Immigrants Article or the Textbook pages, answer the question below in RACER paragraph format. How did the immigration of the 19th century affect the United States?

Study for the Midterm using the study guide - MIDTERM IS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th!

Notebook Quiz Q2A: (SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER) 1) Entry 110: What was the objective for Entry 110? 2) Entry 120: What date was Entry 120 on? 3) Entry 131: Who was the reformer who reformed prisons? 4) Entry 131: Who was the person who gave the speech “Aint I a Woman?” 5) Entry 137: What was the point of the starter on Entry 137?

I will analyze the aftermath of the Civil War during the era of Reconstruction.

1) Reconstruction W.S. 2) Midterm RACER

Study for the Midterm using the study guide - MIDTERM IS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17th! - MIDTERM RACER IS DUE MONDAY, OCTOBER 15th!

What was Sherman’s March to the Sea?

I will analyze the aftermath of the Civil War during the era of Reconstruction.

1) Reconstruction W.S. 2) Midterm RACER

Study for the Midterm using the study guide - MIDTERM IS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17th! - MIDTERM RACER IS DUE MONDAY, OCTOBER 15th!

Entry 141: Starter 5th/8th -9th October 2018
Student Led Conference Presentation Invite

Entry 142: Objective 5th/8th - 9th October 2018
I will create a storybook about the Civil War including the people involved and the outcomes of the war.

Entry 143: Activity 5th/8th - 9th October 2018
1) Civil War Storybook 2) Notebook Check #3 (Entries )- FRIDAY ONLY

Entry 144: Homework 5th/8th - 10th October 2018
Study for the Midterm using the study guide - MIDTERM IS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17th! - MIDTERM RACER IS DUE MONDAY, OCTOBER 15th! 2) Civil War Storybook

A GLIMPSE INTO YOUR FURTURE… SHOULD YOU NOT LEARN TO WORK HARD! Mrs. Chief Excell Mr. Chief Excell Education Level(s): Associates Degree 2 years Bachelors Degree 4 years Masters in Education 1.6 years Years on the job: 12 Years of Teaching 16 years at UPS Hours worked per week: 8 hours with a lunch and 2 prep periods = 40 hrs/wk. 17 hours with a lunch on the run and no breaks = 85 hrs/wk. Number of Days worked in a Year: 200 days a year 334 days a year GET YOUR WORK DONE!!!

I will examine how the expansion towards the Pacific and the growing tensions between the North and the South lead to the start of the Civil War.

Read pages 2A) Coming of the Civil War Guided Work 2B) Notebook Check #3 (Entries )

Study for the Midterm using the study guide Notebook Check #3 (Entries ): ENDS TOMORROW!!

Entry 133: Starter 2nd/3rd October 2018
Assignments to Be Graded THIS WEEK: 1/0 DAY TO FIX YOUR GRADES BEFORE THE QUARTER IS CLOSED!!! ** GET YOUR MISSING WORK IN!!!** Assignment to be Graded Entry Number Points Possible Notebook Check #3 (Entries ) 56 points Jefferson’s Presidency Guided Reading Entry 75 10 points War of 1812 Entry 87 Inventions and Innovations Guided Reading Entry 107 Reforming Society Guided Reading Entry 115 Monroe Doctrine Political Cartoon Entry 123

Entry 134: Objective 2nd/3rd October 2018
I will examine growing divisions of the United States on the topics of slavery, immigration, and traditions.

Entry 135: Activity 2nd/3rd October 2018
Read pages 2A) Growing Divisions Guided Reading 2B) Notebook Check #3 (Entries ) 3) Civil War Worksheet

Entry 136: Homework 2nd/3rd October 2018
Missing Work Due October 3rd Study for the Midterm using the study guide Notebook Check #3 (Entries ) Continues…

Entry 129: Starter 28th September / 1st October 2018
28th Sept 2018: What is the Temperance Movement? 1st October 2018: Notebook Set Up 3/2 DAYS TO FIX YOUR GRADES BEFORE THE QUARTER IS CLOSED!!! ** GET YOUR MISSING WORK IN!!!**

Entry 130: Objective 28th September / 1st October 2018
I will examine the reform movements of Education, Antislavery, Women’s Rights, and Prison Communities.

Entry 131: Activity 28th September / 1st October 2018
Read pages Chart It! * See Chart on Next Slide

Reform Movement People What did they want? Temperance Movement
Women in General Wanted to eliminate alcohol consumption Save the Family Unit Public Education Horace Mann Tax supported public schools Equal education for Females/Males Reforming Prisons Dorothea Dix Improve Prisons Conditions Separate facilities for Mentally Ill/Handicapped Utopian Communities Robert Owen/Shakers Town is well educated with hard working people PERFECT/IDEAL Town Abolitionist Movement William Lloyd Garrison (Wrote antislavery newspaper called “The Liberator”) Insisted women speak at antislavery rallies Abolish/End Slavery

Reform Movement People What did they want?
Antislavery/Abolitionist Movement Frederick Douglass (Wrote the abolitionist newspaper “The North Star”) Convince people of the ”evils of slavery” Put an End to Slavery Sarah & Angelina Grimke Preached the Truths about God Former Slave Owners turned Quaker Underground Railroad: a network of escape routes providing protection and transportation for slaves fleeing north to freedom Harriet Tubman (nicknamed ”The Black Moses”) - Conductor of the Underground Railroad Harriet Beecher Stowe Wrote “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” which was a novel that portrayed the violent life of an enslaved African American by his owner Simon Legree

Reform Movement People What did they want?
Women’s Rights Movement/Abolitionist Sojourner Truth (Real Name is Isabella Baumfree) Traveled Up and Down Country spreading her words Former Slave “Ain’t I a Woman?” Women’s Rights Movement Lucretia Mott/ Elizabeth Cady Stanton “Starters of the Women’s Suffrage Movement” Helped to organize the Seneca Falls Convention (first women’s rights convention) Helped to Write “ Declaration of Sentiments” explaining the rights women should have. Based off the Declaration of Independence.

Entry 132: Homework 28th September / 1st October 2018
Missing Work Due 10/3 Study for the Midterm using the study guide Notebook Check #3 (Entries ) Starts Tues.

Entry 125: Starter 27th September 2018
MASH LIST 4 DAYS TO FIX YOUR GRADES BEFORE THE QUARTER IS CLOSED!!! ** GET YOUR MISSING WORK IN!!!**

Entry 126: Objective 27th September 2018
I will complete missing assignments OR do my Midterm Study Guide!

Entry 127: Activity 27th September 2018
COMPLETE: MISSING WORK MIDTERM STUDY GUIDE

Entry 128: Homework 27th September 2018
Missing Work Due 10/3 Study for the Midterm using the study guide Notebook Check #3 (Entries ish) Starts Tues.

Who was James Monroe? What was he known for? 5 DAYS TO FIX YOUR GRADES BEFORE THE QUARTER IS CLOSED!!! ** GET YOUR MISSING WORK IN!!!**

I will discuss the Monroe Doctrine and the reasons behind it.

Monroe Doctrine Political Cartoon Missing Work

Missing Work Due 10/3 Study for the Midterm using the study guide Notebook Check #3 (Entries ish) Starts Tues.

What is Nationalism? Imperialism? What is their connection? 6 DAYS TO FIX YOUR GRADES BEFORE THE QUARTER IS CLOSED!!! ** GET YOUR MISSING WORK IN!!!**

I will examine nationalism and its connection to the Monroe Doctrine.

Read pages Crash Course Video: Imperialism 3) Discussion 4) Work on Missing Work

Missing Work Due 10/3 Notebook Check #3 starts Tuesday 10/2

What are synonyms for the word REFORM? 7 DAYS TO FIX YOUR GRADES BEFORE THE QUARTER IS CLOSED!!! ** GET YOUR MISSING WORK IN!!!**

I will examine reform movements of the 19th century, the goals of those movements, and the leaders/organizations behind those movements.

Read pages Reforming Society Worksheet TO BE TURNED IN AT END OF CLASS!! 3) Work on Missing Work

Missing Work Due 10/3

Entry 109: Starter 21st September 2018
What type of economy did the South have? 8 DAYS TO FIX YOUR GRADES BEFORE THE QUARTER IS CLOSED!!! ** GET YOUR MISSING WORK IN!!!**

Entry 110: Objective 21st September 2018
I will examine the underlying differences between the North and the South prior to the Civil War.

Entry 111: Activity 21st September 2018
Read pages Differences between the North and South Chart North South

Entry 112: Homework 21st September 2018
Missing Work Due 10/3

What does Free-Enterprise System mean? 9 DAYS TO FIX YOUR GRADES BEFORE THE QUARTER IS CLOSED!!! ** GET YOUR MISSING WORK IN!!!**

I will examine the Market Revolution of the 19th Century.

Read pages Invention and Innovation Worksheet Manifest Destiny Map

1) Missing Work Due 10/3

Paste/Staple your Industrial Revolution Timeline to Entry 99. 10 DAYS TO FIX YOUR GRADES BEFORE THE QUARTER IS CLOSED!!! ** GET YOUR MISSING WORK IN!!!**

I will examine and discuss the Second Great Awakening and the Seneca Falls Convention.

Read pages ; 132 Take 1 Pages of Cornell notes on the 2nd Great Awakening and the Seneca Falls Convention Reduce Record 2nd Great Awakening Seneca Falls Convention Summary 3) Finish Manifest Destiny Map

What was the Industrial Revolution? 11 DAYS TO FIX YOUR GRADES BEFORE THE QUARTER IS CLOSED!!! ** GET YOUR MISSING WORK IN!!!**

I will create a timeline of the important events of the Industrial Revolution.

Read pages Industrial Revolution Timeline 3) Finish Manifest Destiny Map

Crash Course: 19th Century Women 12 DAYS TO FIX YOUR GRADES BEFORE THE QUARTER IS CLOSED!!! ** GET YOUR MISSING WORK IN!!!**

I will examine the roles of women in the 19th century.

Read pages Roles of Women Discussion Finish Manifest Destiny Map

What does “Manifest Destiny” mean? 15 DAYS TO FIX YOUR GRADES BEFORE THE QUARTER IS CLOSED!!!

I will examine and map the territorial expansion of the United States westward.

Manifest Destiny PowerPoint Manifest Destiny Map

1) No Homework

RACER Paragraph Upload (if needed)

I will examine the people, places, and events of the War of 1812.

Read Pages 96-98 War of 1812 Guided Reading Assignment Notebook Check: Entries 37-80

1) No Homework

September 11th Aftermath RACER… Question: What policies have been put into place, especially in aviation and security, since September 11th, 2001’s events? R estate A dd additional information C ite source quote in “Quotations” E xplain how your quote backs up your restate and/or additional info R evise and summarize

I will write a RACER about aviation and security changes after September 11th, 2001.

September 11th Aftermath RACER… Question: What policies have been put into place, especially in aviation and security, since September 11th, 2001’s events? R estate A dd additional information C ite source quote in “Quotations” E xplain how your quote backs up your restate and/or additional info R evise and summarize

Notebook Check (entries 37-80) ends TOMORROW! 9-11 RACER Paragraph DUE 9/13 (NO EXCEPTIONS)

Notebook Quiz #2: Entry 47: What two rebellions were being compared in this activity? Entry 61: What was your starter for entry 61? Entry 56: What was the homework for this entry? Entry 54: What was the date of this objective? Entry 71: What was the first activity for this entry?

I will examine and discuss the events of September 11th, 2001.

1) September 11th Discussion 2) September 11th Video 3) September 11th Timeline 9:03am EST :37am EST 10:03am EST :20pm EST 8:46am EST 9:34am EST :59am EST :28am EST 4) September 11th Aftermath… What policies have been put into place, especially in aviation, since September 11th, 2001’s events?

1) Aftermath of September 11th, 2001 Homework 2) Notebook ENTRIES Checked this week

15 minutes to complete Unit 1 Test.

I will examine the events of Thomas Jefferson’s Presidency.

Read pages 93-95 Complete the Guided Reading Worksheet on Jefferson’s Presidency.

NOTEBOOK QUIZ 2 THIS WEEK NOTEBOOK CHECK (ENRTIES 37-80)- STARTS TUESDAY!

No Starter

I will pass my unit 1 test.

1) Unit 1 Test: using your study guide and your notebook… complete the test and RACER on a SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER!!! Step 1: Title the test “Balancing Liberty and Order ” Step 2: Put NVMI Heading on Test in upper right corner. Step 3: Number (STRAIGHT DOWN) 1-19 and leave space for a RACER Paragraph on the back or bottom Step 5: Begin Test Step 6: Turn in Test Document and Answer Document when finished. 2) Finish your Presidential Trading Card and Upload it to Google Classroom. Save as a PDF to your drive.

NOTEBOOK QUIZ 2 NEXT WEEK NOTEBOOK CHECK (ENRTIES 37-80)- STARTS TUESDAY!

Entry 65: Starter 4th – 5th September 2018
Who was the first president of the United States?

Entry 66: Objective 4th – 5th September 2018
I will create a presidential trading card.

Entry 67: Activity 4th – 5th September 2018
Using create a presidential trading card with the following information on it (Create your own): Name of President and Picture Section 1) Basic Info: Birth Date and Death Date: Wife: Section 2) Presidency Info: (TB pages ) President Number (1st President, 2nd President, etc.) Political Party (Affiliated) Years in Office: Elected From: Vice President Section 3) Major Events of the Presidency Section 4) Political Policy regarding foreign affairs Section 5) Famous Quote and explanation of that quote

Entry 68: Homework 4th – 5th September 2018
Project Due Friday: UPLOAD FINAL PRODUCT INTO GOOGLE CLASSROOM! Unit 1 Test: Friday STUDY WITH STUDY GUIDE ON GOOGLE CLASSROOM!

Entry 61: Starter 30th August 2018
Google Classroom: THERE IS AN APP FOR THAT! US History Period 1: j25x4m US History Period 3: 53ia7c US History Period 4: g0nzwx

Entry 62: Objective 30th August 2018
I will review our class PowerPoint Slide for the Bill of Rights.

Entry 63: Activity 30th August 2018
Review PowerPoint Take Cornell Notes on the Simplified Version of the Amendments

Entry 64: Homework 30th August 2018
No Homework

NO STARTER

I will review our class PowerPoint Slide for the Bill of Rights.

Review PowerPoint Take Cornell Notes on the Simplified Version of the Amendments

No Homework

Entry 53: Starter 27th/ 28th August 2018
Music Comparison: “Maria, Maria” and “Wild Thoughts” "It was a Good Day” and “Footsteps in the Dark”

Entry 54: Objective 27th/ 28th August 2018
I will create a PowerPoint Slide for one of the Bill of Rights.

Entry 55: Partner Work 27th/ 28th August 2018
You and a partner will be assigned one of 27 amendments to the U.S. Constitution. You will need to create a PowerPoint slide with the following information on it: 1) Number of Amendment (Amendment 1, 2, Etc.) 2) Actual verbiage of Bill (”in”). (Use Textbook Pgs ) 3) Common Public Speak…. ANNOTATE IT! (Write it for Declan to understand.) 4) Picture Representing the Bill 5) A court case that has addressed this bill and synopsis from TB (Use Textbook Pgs ) ENTIRE PROJECT IS WORTH 50 Points! Due Tuesday August 28th at end of class period

Entry 56: Homework 27th/ 28th August 2018
Bill of Rights Project Research

What is Separation of Powers? What is Checks and Balances?

I will examine the differing opinions of the Federalists and Anti- Federalists on the battle over ratification.

Entry 51: Team Work 24th August 2018
Read pages Complete the chart, in the right side of the notebook: Federalist Demands before Ratification: Anti-Federalist Demands before Ratification:

Stressed Weakness of the Articles of Confederation
Federalist Demands before Ratification: Anti-Federalists Demands before Ratification: Stressed Weakness of the Articles of Confederation Believed that the Constitution would have more success within the nation Emphasized Separation of Power and Checks and Balances system to protect against tyranny Feared people more than Government Didn’t want a president Relied on Patrick Henry and other old revolutionaries Didn’t want government that they fought to get rid of No taxation without Representation Bill of Rights Established to protect basic individual rights (speech, press, fair trial) Believed federalists posed threat to state government and individuals rights Against the Constitution but didn’t have another plan

No Homework

Entry 45: Starter 23rd August 2018
Read page 58. What was the Great Compromise?

Entry 46: Objective 23rd August 2018
I will examine Shay’s rebellion and its effects on our new nation.

Entry 47: Team Work 23rd August 2018
1) Using your devices, research Shay’s Rebellion 2) Draw the Double Bubble onto the right side of your notebook and add information about Shay’s rebellion there. What did Shay’s rebellion lead to? Shay’s Rebellion: Whiskey Rebellion:

Entry 48: Homework 23rd August 2018
No Homework

Entry 41: Starter 21st/22nd August 2018
August 21st: Answers to Declaration of Independence Review 1-8 August 22nd: Put vocabulary with Entry 15.

Entry 42: Objective 21st/22nd August 2018
I will examine the problems and solutions of the Articles of Confederation.

Entry 43: Class Discussion 21st/22nd August 2018
1) Read pages ) Complete Articles of Confederation Chart on right side of Notebook Problems of the Articles of Confederation: Solutions of the Articles of Confederation:

Problems of the Articles of Confederation:
Solutions of the Articles of Confederation: Limited National Government 1 branch in Government: Legislative (Congress) Made laws AND Enforced laws EACH state maintained individual court system Legislative Branch could NOT establish taxes… only petition the states for money Each States only have 1 vote in Congress Government should be a Representative Democracy with power in the hands of the people States printed individual monies that were worthless High taxes on interstate trade created hostility among the states. - Called convention - Citizens in some areas started rebellion against taxes - Called Constitutional Convention - Threw out Articles of Confederation and established Constitution - Elected George Washington as president Virginia Plan: - Creation of bicameral (2 house) national legislature - Representatives sent based on population of state - Added powers to legislature - Right to tax - Regular interstate and foreign commerce (trade) - Power to Veto - Established 2 new branches: Judicial and Executive New Jersey Plan: States has more strength than Federal Government Unicameral: equal representatives for each state GREAT COMPROMISE:

Entry 44: Homework 21st/ 22nd August 2018
August 21st: Notebook Check Started TODAY (Entries 1-36) August 22nd: Notebook check ends tomorrow!

Stand and Deliver Rules: I stand at attention when called on. I address the teacher as “sir” or “ma’am”. I answer the question in a clear strong voice. I remain standing until given permission to be seated. Answers to Road Towards Independence Worksheet

I will examine the Declaration of Independence.

Entry 39: Partner Work 20th August 2018
Read textbook pages and answer comprehension questions 1-8 from page 53 in your notebook. Reviewing the Declaration of Independent Game Independent Write: Critical Thinking Question of your choice

Notebook Check Starts TOMORROW (Entries 1-36) Finish Declaration Review 1-8

ON A SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER, write the answers to the following questions in full sentences. Notebook Quiz #1: Entry 9: What is the date of entry 9? Entry 27: What was one outcome of the French & Indian War? Entry 30: What is the objective of entry 30? Entry 20: What was the homework assigned for Aug 10th? Entry 15: What is the title of Unit #1?

I will examine the steps colonists took to gain their independence.

Entry 35: Partner Work 17th August 2018
Read textbook pages Answer the Road to Independence Questions.

Notebook Check Starts Tuesday (Entries 1-36) Finish Road to Independence Questions (If Needed)

Entry 29: Starter 15/16th August 2018
What are the ramifications of the French and Indian War?

Entry 30: Objective 15/16th August 2018
I will examine the acts that mostly effected the British Colonists in North America.

Entry 31: Activity 15/16th August 2018
1a) British Acts on the Colonies PowerPoint 1b) Take Cornell Notes on the PowerPoint

Entry 32: Homework 15/16th August 2018
Decorate front cover of Notebook NOTEBOOK QUIZ #1: FRIDAY!!!

THE CURRENT CLASSROOM “MODE”
Quiet Work Stand & Deliver Open Discussion Team Work

Notebooks Entries Are In pencil Labeled with the date
Labeled with the entry number Labeled with a proper title Written very neatly Clearly legible Followed by a horizontal line to separate 4 entries on a single page Written so as to maximize the use of each page Representative of the student’s best effort Complete

STANDARDS FOR QUIET WORK
I am listening to the teacher or speaker. I am not talking. I am taking notes or doing other silent work as directed. I am paying complete attention to the teacher or speaker.

Using your device, in the next 3 minutes, research who was involved in the French and Indian War.

I will understand the ramifications and outcomes of the French and Indian War.

Read and Annotate the ReadWorks Article, “The French and Indian War.” What are the outcomes of the French and Indian War? What were the ramifications of those outcomes?

Decorate front cover of Notebook

ON THE BACK OF YOUR NOTEBOOK, write Your name Your Class Title: U.S. History

I will set up my notebook for my class.

NOTEBOOK SET UP Step 1: On page 1, in the right bottom corner, write your name your class name your period number Step 2: On page 2 (the back of page 1), write Teacher Name: Chief Excell Teacher Teacher Step 3: On page 3 (across from page 2), write unit name Colonial America Step 4: Paste in last week’s entries, following the directions of Chief Excell

Decorate front cover of Notebook

Name as many of the original 13 colonies as you can.

I will complete the Colonial America Vocabulary for my first unit.

Unit 1: Colonial America Beginnings Colonial America Beginnings: Constitution Democracy Declaration of Independence Federalism Free-Enterprise System Monroe Doctrine Manifest Destiny Reform Enlightenment Vocabulary Word Definition Sentence Picture

1) Supplies DUE BY MONDAY!

`15 minutes until GAME TIME!!! FINISH YOUR THIEVES Assignment!

I will complete the Colonial America Vocabulary for my first unit.

Unit 1: Colonial America Beginnings Colonial America Beginnings: Constitution Democracy Declaration of Independence Federalism Free-Enterprise System Monroe Doctrine Manifest Destiny Reform Enlightenment Vocabulary Word Definition Sentence Picture

1) Supplies DUE BY MONDAY 8/13

COPY THIEVES Acronym and meanings: T itle H eadings I ntroduction E very First Sentence of a Paragraph V isuals and Vocabulary E nd of Chapter Questions (If they exist) S ummary

I will complete the THIEVES of the Textbook.

DURING TEAM WORK…Table Team Work
I work cooperatively with my team members to accomplish a particular goal by: Performing assigned tasks/roles Listening to my team members Respecting the ideas of others Being a helpful contributor to the team.

Notebooks Entries Are:
In pencil or pen Labeled with the Entry Number Labeled with the Name of the Entry Labeled with the Date Clearly legible Followed by a horizontal line to separate entries on a single page Written so as to maximize the use of each page Representative of your best effort Complete

Entry 11: Team Work 8th August 2018
Step 1: Row Leaders get textbooks for everyone in your row. Step 2: In partners, complete the THIEVES of the textbook. Step 3: Turn in THIEVES of the Textbook the end of the class period.

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1) Class Website

I will become familiar with the expectations and the procedures of this class.

Standards for Open Discussion
I contribute my ideas to class discussions I listen to others when they are speaking I wait for the appropriate time to contribute my ideas I am polite in my interactions with other students and the teacher

In pencil or pen Labeled with the Entry Number Labeled with the Name of the Entry Labeled with the Date Clearly legible Followed by a horizontal line to separate 4 entries on a single page Written so as to maximize the use of each page Representative of your best effort Complete

Entry 7: Classwork/Open Discussion 7th August 2018
Go over Syllabus and Supplies Class Walk Through

Parent Signature DUE BY WEDNESDAY 8/8 (Tomorrow) 2) Supplies DUE BY MONDAY 8/13

1) Assigned Seats 2) Welcome

I will become familiar with the expectations and the procedures of this class.

Standards for Open Discussion
I contribute my ideas to class discussions I listen to others when they are speaking I wait for the appropriate time to contribute my ideas I am polite in my interactions with other students and the teacher

In pencil or pen Labeled with the Entry Number Labeled with the Name of the Entry Labeled with the Date Clearly legible Followed by a horizontal line to separate 4 entries on a single page Written so as to maximize the use of each page Representative of your best effort Complete

Entry 3: Classwork/Open Discussion 6th August 2018
Activity 1: Open Discussion Step 1: When you walked in you were given 2 post-it notes: On one post-it note, write a success you have experienced in your educational life. (DO NOT WRITE YOUR NAME ON THE NOTE!) b) On the other post-it note, write a failure you have experienced in your educational life. Step 2: Post your post-it note on each side of the board. Step 3: Goal Set Video Step 4: Discussion Activity 2: Syllabus and Supplies

Parent Signature DUE BY WEDNESDAY 8/8 2) Supplies DUE BY MONDAY 8/13

DURING TEAM WORK… Table Team Work
I work cooperatively with my team members to accomplish a particular goal by: Performing assigned tasks/roles Listening to my team members Respecting the ideas of others Being a helpful contributor to the team.

Standards for Stand and Deliver
I go quickly to the white board when it is my turn. I print my name on the white board neatly and complete the assigned task on the white board. I complete the problem as a notebook entry if it is NOT my turn to be at the board. I stand at attention to show my teachers when I am done and requesting permission to be seated. I address the teacher as “sir” or “ma’am”. I ask or answer a question in a clear, loud voice.

TOTAL PARTICIPATION TECHNIQUES
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CLOSE READING AND ANNOTATING

CITATION State a fact Cite what specific text or source you used to give you that fact Explain why the citation serves as proof of the fact

Citation Example Frames
According to (name of person/article/organization), ... (Name of person/article) states/said/wrote, "….” (Name of person), from/in (Name of article/organization), says/said/writes, "..." In (Name of article or book), (Name of person) writes/says/states, "..." As cited in (name of article/book)... As noted in (name of article/book).../As noted by (name of person), ... (Name of article, person, organization) reveals that... Research points to the fact that… (Name of person/article) highlights that…

THIEVES Title Headings Introduction Every first sentence
Visuals and vocabulary End of chapter questions Summary

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